Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
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Our Busy Readera Tariffville-A. J. Ketchen & Son have begun making the concrete floor of their new stone tobacco ware house.
 Plainville-The Trumbull Electric Go has brought suit against the Elm pire Electric Co of this town for all legged infringement of a patent.
 Rockville The detectives employ ed by the police to assit them during Old Home week picked out three sus- picious looking men yesterday after noon and sent them out of town.
 Thomaston-Paul, the 12-years- old son of E. w. Senton, was badly hurt yesterday by the explosion of a toy cannon. The wadding entered his left side, causing probably mortal injuries.
 New Britain-The return of A. N. Abbe, alternate for Charles Hopkins Clark to the notional convention, re- ports that his expenses were $200 paid over to Theodore Bodenwein, treasurer of the Connecticut delega- tion.
 Manchester-It has been found that the layout of the pole set by the Connecticut Co on the Manchester Green trolley has never been selected by the selectmen. As everything is about ready to go along with the work a hearing on the layout was held in the selectman's office this unnrpip0 of n n'alnpk
 Middletown-Twenty-five male pa tients were transferred from the Con- necticut hospital for the insane to the new homeopathic hospital in Nor wich. A special cad was provided for them. The hospital in this city is crowded and this necesitates the removal. The mems ward is more
 crowded than the women's.
 New Haven-The body of Clarence Heberger, who has been missing since last Thursday, was found in the wa- ter at, Morris Cove yesterday It was identified by his father, who is of the opinion that the young man con- mitted suicide because of business troubles. Herherger was married two weeks ago in Boston and came here shortly after with his bride. He was about "A years old.
 illimantic-During the past week almost daily severe thunder storms have visited this section, but Willi- mantle in many instances has escap- ed, for they have passed either to the north or south. The theory has been advanced that the Columbia reser- voir, which is west of Willimantic, is instrumental, together with the surrounding hills, in breaking up the storms so that they pass either side of the city in most cases.
 Southington-Chief Egan of the state police is to leave Ensenada this week, according to his letters. He has had full and plenty of the Mexi- can climate and he wrote that no vehicle is too fast to bring him out of Ensenada. When he first went there his health was poor for time, due to his not being acclimated but, as he says, he is to return rich in health and experience. The case has been most trying one for the chief.
 SuAuclu-EpuId dlIu DuuSlUu, S6HlUT deacon of the Third Baptist church, came near being killed yesterday morning by the 7:15 trolley car in front of Mrs Francis Loomis's house on Main street. MT Dunston was rid ing his wheel and started to turn into Mrs Loomiss yard, when the trolley car struck him, throwing him nearly ten feet in the air onto the grass near the track. The wheel was smashed to pieces and Mir Dunston was badlv cut on the head and legs and severely shaken up.
 Torrington-At midnight on Mon day a valuable beagle hound belong ing to Joseph Julf of Riverside ave- nue was electrocuted while chained to its kennel in the back yard. A steel guy rope which was supporting a derrick used by Ambrose Robiatte in constructing the sewer in Work man avenue was anchored to an ap- pie tree in Julf's yard This cable became charged by contact with an electric light wire. The yelps of the dog brought the owner to the yard, where he found the animal in dy- ing condition.