Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-06
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 New Haven-The senate has pass ed Senator Bulkeley's bill appro- priating $50,000 for enlarging the federal building at New Haven.
 Hartford-The state pharmacy commissioners held two sessions III the Capitol yesterday and examinea 13 candidates for pharmacist s IT. censes.
 ockville-Bishop Tierney or this diocese has made an appolnt- ment of a priest for St Joseph's Ro- man Catholic Polish church to sue ceed the Rev Father c. J. Wotypka' Rev Father Culkowski of New BTU ain took charge of the parish this week. yst New Hayen-By the return Of a number of shippers to some or the cigar factories yesterday the hrst sign was furnished that the troubles between the men and the employers are at an end The difficulty was referred to the unions for decision and the referendum vote was ad- verse to the local men.
 ompsonville-With popula- tion of only about 1000 this town has as many as Is or 16 places where liquors can be secured and the newly formed temperance league has engaged Prosecuting Attorney H. A. Hull of New London county to make no-license campaign talk in town and others are to follow.
 Hartford-The fish and game commissioners met in the Capitol yesterday and discussed routine business. Members of the commits sion said that they look for an ex-. cellent shad season and announce that the shad hatchery on the Farm ington river at Windsor has begun it's seasons work with the same crew as last year.
 Collinsville-Dr s. s. s. Camp bell was called yesterday to attend child in family named Michaels. He found the child ill with scarlet fever and also found a 17-year-old boy in the last stages of the disease. This boy had been at work all through the disease and three nights last week attended public enter tainment at the town hall The place has been quarantined
 New Haven = Eight-year-old Cortland Austin, son of MT and Mrs George Austin of No 5 Chapel street. was probably fatally injured yester- day afternoon while rolling his hoop on Trumbull street, when he was struck by an automobile owned by F. F. Small and driven by Clement H. Brigham of No III Wooster street. The hood struck him on the head, causing fracture at the base of the skull.
 tamford-Antonio Couiglio, who has been under detention for several days, was yesterday formally ar- rested in connection with the mur- der of Giuseppe Bercano at Noro- ton Heights, December 1, 1905. Ber- cano and his wife kept a boarding house near the Soldiers Home and had a number of Italian boarders. It is alleged that about December 1, 1905, Bercano disappeared and soon after Mrs Bercano closed the house anu WenI SOuleWHeT6 III NlrRlnld. Couiglio went to Georgetown and was arrested there. The prisoner was detained on the strength of a story told by a cousin of Bercano. , Bristol-Judge Howard J. Cur tis in the superior court at Hartford yesterday morning directed the jury to report verdict for the de- fendant in the suit of Paul Therrien as administrator of the estate of George Therrien, against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company. George Therrien, years old, was killed on the third rail at Bristol on June g, 1905. and suit was brought to recover $5,OOO from the railroad company because of the death. The judge held that the boy went upon the property of the railroad company, not by invita- tion of the company. but as a li- censee and in doing so he took the ground of the company as he found 1t and the company under the judges view of the law could not be ho len responsible fo: his death.