Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-03
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Norwalk-The Consolidated Laun- dry Machine company has also in- corporated with a capital of $35,- 900. The incorporators are Frank~ lin M. Raymond Malcolm E. T. Brown and William F. Tammany,
 Derby-The Lockwood Millwork company has filed a certificate of incorporation to deal in builders fit- tings. The capital is $6,000 and the incorporators are Linn E. Lock- wood, Clara M. Lockwood and Mary
 Thomaston-Fire completely de- stroyed a building in which was To- cated steam saw mill owned by Keogel Bros and stationed on wool lot near Jericho Bridge about three miles south of this town Wednes- day evening. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 New Britain-The prohibition bill posters will be put up all around the city on the bill boards. Wher- ever the famous Facts" poster of the brewers is put up prohibition poster will be pasted up by its side. and the voters will have chance to read both sides.
 Meriden-The Reno Manufactur- ing Company has filed a certificate of incorporation to deal in and man ufacture all kinds of novelties. The capital is $10,000 and the incor- porators are Fred Rees, w. w. Nor rell, w. H. Lyon and William Long fielder.
 Hartford-The voters will have no excuse for finding, when the time comes to vote next Tuesday, that they are not up in the use of the voting machine, as the selectmen have arranged to have a machine in each voting house to-day and Sat- urday, with demonstrator in charge.
 Hartford-With it's factory run ming overtime and with so much work on hand that it has been nec- essary to advertise for auto tire builders, the Hartford Rubber Works is beginning the spring sea- son in fine shape. The company be- gan running overtime about three weeks ago, when autoists started to get their machines into shape for summer use.
 New Haven-By the expiration of life interests under the will of Ben- jamin D. Silliman of Brooklyn, N. Y.. Yale university has just come into scholarship of $10.000. The income from the fund is to go to a graduate of the academic depart ment selected annually by the fac- ulty for personal merit and scholar ship. He must pursue special studies, not professional in some branch of literature and science.
 Collinsville-Daniel. the 5-year- old son of Joseph Bonvoloir, was badly injured yesterday afternoon while playing about a bonfire. A bottle filled with water had been put in the fire and it exploded. a large piece of the glass striking young Bonvoloir in the neck. The boy bled a great deal and was car ried to the office of Dr Ralph B. Cox. The doctor found long gash. which it was necessary to sew up.
 New Haven-Judge A. T. Rora- back in the superior court has ren- dered decision in favor of Leon- ard D Fisk and Louis A. Fisk of Branford, who appealed from the action of the commissioners on the estate of their father. Eugene D. Fisk. late of Guilford. Their claim for a large section of the estate had been disallowed and Judge Rors- back now directs their counsel to file briefs as to the amount to be al- lowed them.
 Winsted- wilmot Richards. an employe of the Benjamin Richards Company, was relieved of his pock-. etbook containing about s10 by stranger who saw him exhibit his roll and then followed him yester- day afternoon. The police were mo- tified and Chief Wheeler. Officer Dar- dis and others gave chase. They sighted the man in the rock cuts on the Central New England railway in the western part of the borough, but as soon as he saw the police he waded across Mad River and dis appeared in the dense woods.