Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-30
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 .Plainfeld-Work will be begun tomorrow on the construction of a new mill for the LawIon Mills com, pany.
 New London = The whaling schooner Margaret, Captain Jame. Buddington, which had been waiting for favorable weather since Thurs day last. sailed yesterday for year ; cruise.
 Mount Carmel-Burglars broke into the house of Frank l.. Kirsch- ner Monday afternoon, while the family were away and quantity of clothing and jewelry amounting to about $200 was taken.
 New Haven--Harry F. Hall, IS years old, of 51 Arthur street, be- came entangled in a machine belt at the Dorman Lithographing com pany where he is employed yester- | day and sustained compound frac- ture of the right forearm.
 New Haven-Colonel Charles L ! hOloe lilc Wcll hnOW II A. II. luu III, who went to the Pacific coast in the month of August on his second hunt for treasurer buried in the sands, has returned home once more with out discovering the Golconda.
 Montville-Henry G. Jerome has been appointed conservator over Daniel Collins, SS years of age, who has an income of $1,500 annually from an estate of $40,000. Physi- | clans testified that MT Collins was not competent to manage his own affairs. .......-
 Mystic-Dr A. N. Purdy, the loca. health officer, has found that clans are responsible for several cases of typhoid fever in this place. In each of the cases the patient has eaten clans taken from the Mystic river. Sewage which flowed into the river is said to have infected the clans.
 Thompsonville-A bad railroad wreck occurred near the freight depot yesterday morning blocking all travel for some time. Six cars had just been showed in,o the Carpet mills yard and the brakes failed to work, The cars came down the in. cline at good rate, crashing into freight train and upsetting two cars and smashing several others.
 Hartford-David Arnold, a Trinity freshman in the push rush, is in the Hartford hospital in a serious con- dition as the result of injuries re. ceived in the rush on the campus last night. Arnold was in the front rank, and when the two lines came together he was struck in the head. He did not feel it at the time, but became delirious in his room halt an hour later.
 Bridgeport-Howard W. Wilson, the 19 year old son of Assistant Chief Eugene W. Wilson, of this city, was committed to the state asylum for the insane at Middletown yesterday. He was on trial before Judge Hepburn at Milford. A re- port was made to the court by Drs John Beach of Milford and Max Mailhouse of New Haven, who have had Wilson under observation, and report that he is insane. He was committed for an indefinite period.
 Old Saybrook-Joseph Caderett of Lowell, Mass, appeared in this town yesterday, in search of his wife, who has been missing for six years. ItI had come to MT Caderett's knowl- edge that the missing woman had been in this vicinity, and he also learned that she was married toI Henry c. Wooster, formerly of Es- sex, but later of New Jersey, and for the past day or two visitor here. The men met here in the af> ternoon, and, although each had,l married the same woman, they seem ed to find sympathy in companion ship. The woman is supposed to be in New Jersey, and papers for he, arrest have been made out.