Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-09
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 Winsted-A horse, COW, two heif- CTS and three wagons belonging to Miss Anna Murray have been attach ed to secure suits brought against her by J. E. Spaulding and Mrs aW. M. Bronson to recover on notes for S200 and $155 respectively.
 Milford-Several cottages are in course of building near Myrtle Beach, but at the north side of the trolley tracks. For time the only house at the north side of the trolley was Silver Sands" owned by O. Lindley Nettleton, but there are now several.
 Bridgeport-Daniel o'Leary, the famous six-day walker, who has been in the city for the past few days, vis- ited the mayors office yesterday and secured the signature of the mayor and the city clerk as we'll as an im- print of the seal of the city to show that he called at the city hall.
 Southington-A petition with fifty more names attached was presented asking for a flag pole on the green. It was voted to grant the request and the clerk was instructed to confer with Trumbull post, c. A. R. and to follow its desire in the matter, the expense to be borne by the borough.
 Plainville-Roy Hazard, an em- ploye of the contractor on the Bur lington pipe line. was struck by a derrick used in unloading pipe at the railroad station yesterday. He was rendered unconscious but recovered after a short time. He was removed to his home here where he is expected to recover.
 Thomaston-An accident which might have been attended with more serious results occurred Tuesday morning, when a brakebeam of one of the coaches on the 7:34 New York express broke near Reynolds Bridge station. The ties were ripped up for nearly three miles before the trouble was discovered.
 Greenwich-The fleet of the New Haven Yacht club, on annual cruise, reached this harbor yesterday after noon, after an enjoyable run from Oyster Bay. l.. I. The cruise, which started last Monday, has been very successful up to the present time and all the members of the fleet are iI splendid spirits and health.
 Manchester-Joseph Fay. employed at the new ribbon mills. smashed his finger badly while at work yesterday and was attended by Dr W. s. Gillian. Joseph Behrend. employed In Hale's paper mill. caught his hand in some Of the machinery at the mill yester- day and it was badly smashed. He, too. was attended by Dr Gillian.
 New Britain-The local bands have gone up in their prices of last sea- son for out Of door concerts and it Is uncertain whether or not arrange ments will be made for the series ex- peeted at Walnut Hill park. The man. ufactureTs last year contributed funds for the purpose, but there Is al pres ent q hitch about getting the bands
 Bris;ol-The New Departure Man ufscturing Co has received s new 8HH-INFrN NNHNN EAa Nu@AAAE anu VI T have a force of men install it at once It vill be placed on the west side of Main street and will be . good addi- ton to the already extensive and ID to date plant The new engine will be ready for operation in about sixty days it Is thought
 RockviIle-The s-yezrs-old son of Howard CrandslI of Holland is suf- fering from a fractured skull. and is In a critical condition The little fellow fell from the raftsrs Of the harm While the men were getting in the hay crop. the youngsters climb ed-up to the nov and rafters. from which he fell Df Simmons vas sum- muned and he is attending the boy. East Hzr7pton-A piano owned hy E. g Fla of south Manchsster vas carred t0 Lake Pocotopsug Wednes- dav by LzrerTuas Goodrich where ft uzs loadea onto q platform arranged on two bosfs- The cutht vas then toved by a power boat to the lslsnd rhers tke 1isru Eas inszailet "a Mr EaH kunHI1w. -HsMsucx E6zEs 2