Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13

with fifty tons of hay. A number of
 cattle were saved. The loss will be about $2,500 with about $1.500 in- surance.
 Windsor-Lawrence Mullaley, the
 groceryman. has lost thirty of his
 prize chickens during the past week on account of feeding them sale
 beef. MT Mullaley secured from
 one of the meat markets in town a supply of refuse meat to feed to his chickens, as he had done sev- eral times before. He gave the
 meat to his chickens and soon mo- ticed that several of them were sick
 and in few days thirty of his best
 birds had died.
 Winsted-Warren Jones, years old, son of George W. Jones of Ba. kersville, was brought to the County hospital here yesterday afternoon with his right foot hanging by one cord and few strings of flesh. The boy was playing in hay loft and ran in front of a moving machine driven by MT Stedman, the sharp knives cutting his leg like paper. The trip to Winsted consumed nearly an hour and half, but the little lad did not lose consciousness.
 Hartford-An elderly woman clad in a light wrapper, was found in the stables of the police station about 2 o'clock this morning, betting the horses. Officer Dorsey questioned her but she was unable to give any ac- count of herself until she was taken to the matron's quarters and examin- ed by Police Surgeon Cahill, who said she was insane. She said her name was Young and that she lived at No Is Congress street and had made her escape after the family retired She also said she had recently been in the Middletown asylum.
 New Haven-Two men, roughly dressed and apparently filled with the oil of joy, boarded a Lighthouse Point trolley car in State street yes terday afternoon to go to the shore. One of the men insisted on taking a nap while his pal" insisted on kicking him in the shins to keep him awake. Finally the sleeper awoke and took hand in the kicking game. This happened on the rear of the car and the man with a foot the size of an elephant, who had on new, thicy soled shoes, wound his brogan around the other fellows neck and crashed his foot through a window in the car.
 New Britain-Two Poles with un- pronouncable names were arrested Saturday night in Berlin on the charge of violating the sta-e e fish and game laws. They were fishing in one of the American Paper Goods eompany's ponds, which are leased by the Mattabessett Fish club, with set lines. Selectman w. H. Gibney and Officer Ritchie of Berlin made the arrests. There were a half dozen Poles fishing in the pond, but the others managed to skip out. The two men arrested live on Main street. They will be tried before Judge W. F. filling in the Berlin town court this morning.
 Forestville-A small sized cyclone passed over Forestville yesterday af- ternoon, filling the air with clouds of flying dust. The dirt and sand was picked up and whirled around at merry clip. The campers at the Plainville camp ground were forced to their cottages, as the open air au- ditorium was swept throughout with choking dust. On the macadam roads tho tOn drascino u,oc u,hfrioA ro~faI,. skyward and passengers on the open trolley cars were enveloped in clouds of flying dust. The wind soon died down and the thermometer soon fell several degrees and the stifiing heat of the early day was considerably lowered.
 Norfolk-A feature not on the pro- gramme was enacted at a perform ance given by the DiGrazia Concert company here last night, when Sher- ifftDodd, stepping upon the stage. up- on complaint of the theater owners. placed Mir DiGrazia under arrest for neglecting to fulfill requirements as to the payment of the rent of the hall. Mir DiGraz!a was in the middle of a rendition of "Cavaleria Rusticania" when taken into custody. anl upon the announcement that the curtain would necessarily be rung down, pam demonium reigned among the audi ence. To say the least the attraction had not given satisfaction up to the time of the arrest and much criticism had been expressed. although no open disorder had occurred. owing to the presence of the police. Developments showed that Mir DiGrazia had planned to leave the hall by the back-door route, taking the receipts with him. He was held over night and 1t is probable that an investigation will be made into his mental condition.
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