Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-29
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 New Haven-Mrs William T. Fen ton of this city fell from trolley car on S,ate street last evening and was killed.
 Middletown-Edward Haling, the dog constable, was bitten in the leg Monday night by dog he nad caught to ascertain whether It had license tag on its collar. The dog was shot and the head sent 10 the state laboratory for examination. Hartford-Frank Kuminsky, l6 years old, seriously crushed his right hand yesterday morning in a meat chopping machine in a store at NO 150 Front street. ne was removed to S. Francis's hospital, where ef- forts are being made to save the | hand.
 New Haven-Bids for the pur- chase of S557 ,000 of New Haven city bonds were opened yesterday, and the issue awarded 10 the R. L. Day | Co of Boston, at par and pre- mium of 1.65 per cent. This means that the city w.. receive $566, ,190 for the issue. -.-
 Windsor-There is considerable sympathy expressed about town for the family of Frank A. Hayden of Ludlow, Vt, who died Sunday from the effects of a brutal assault per- petrated by a man when MT Hayden attempted to serve some legal papers in his capacity of deputy sheriff. | init tee of the Tenth Connecticut regi- ment have completed arrangements for the annual reunion September 8. The dinner will take place at Hotel Winthrop. Officers and members of the committee have just held a meeting in Meriden for final ar engagements.
 Hartford-Intelligence has been received of the arrival of Mrs P. J. Maher and party in England. The party was met at Liverpool by the famous jockey, Danny" Maher, Mrs Maher's son, and escorted to his apartments in the Hotel Cecil, Lon
 don. August will be spent at Brigh- ton and in Paris. Sa..- Il East Windsor-A reward of $15 each has been allowed to William H. Coleman and Everett w. Pascoe
 by Judge Milton A. Shumway for information which they gave leading to the apprehension of George w Morrell and Albert c. Schneider who were convicted in the superior court of stealing chickens from
 George Wadsworth.
 . Manchester-The son of William ; Hewitt of Hewitt avenue went to moving picture show Monday night [ and after the show failed to return
 home. His absence was reported tt Officer Glenney and search wa started. The search was of n' . avail, but this morning the boy wa l found. He had fallen asleep whil,
 attending the show. The crowt left, the lights were put out. bu young Hewitt slept on. When h awoke up he lost no time in lettinl
 the people in the building know h.
 was there.
 Colchester-Agent P. A. Weeks
 for the Connecticut Humane society 1. took away from a Colchester resi- dent, Monday noon, on North street
 near the Opera house block, an ol' ? black horse whose back and leg abounded with bad sores. The poo I animal was hitched to a heavy car
 from which the Colchester man wa l. peddling. While Mir Weeks va . talking with the man the horse fel e in the street and was unhitched fror
 the wagon and led into the alleywa - al the rear of the Opera house block | NIT Weeks took the horse to Stimr - sons stable and reported the mat
 ter to Attorney Samuel B. Harvey fo - prosecution.
 - Hartford-An officer of Compan ,. L., First regiment. C. \. G., whic ! company arrived home from a week | rife practice at East Haven Saturda
 evening. states that one of the er l. listed men received notice of his dii q missal from his employment at hom
 while he was away. and that at leas
 two others were to lose their jobs b.
 cause they were absent for a weel . He stated, further. that the man s ] discharged also received permissio
 to enlist in the company, and na
 urally would have to leave tow l. when the company was ordered ou
 This reason. the ofioer states, is or s of the several reasons why it is {
 difficult to obtain enlistments. an
 were 1t not for this the eompar ' would always have a full quota.