Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
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 Hartford-Governor Woodruff has authorized the admission of Marguerite Sprague of Putnam, Frank Wall of Stamford and Al bert B. Biro of New London to the Mystic Oral School for the Deaf.
 Brooklyn-Brooklyn creamery made over 5000 pounds of butter in July, notwithstanding the dry spell which made the pasturage very poor. Every pound of butter produced is consumed in this town, Danielson and Wauregan.
 Jewett City-Lewis Geslin, g years old, died at his home here yesterday. The boy weighed but 25 pounds, although g. years old, having suffered paralytic shock when he was. l month old. He was never taken out of his cradle.
 Hartford-Timothy Morkan died about 6:30 o'clock last night in the Hartford hospital of the injuries he received Monday night when he fell from a fifth story window of the Brown, Thomson & Co.'S building, landing on the roof of an annex 50 feet below.
 Chester-The Coon club has bought some new dogs this year and expects to make a record break ing season on the coon question. The old sports claim that the sum- mer months have been very favor able for 'eoons this year and some good fat ones should be captured.
 Putnam-W. w. Wells, one of the largest peach growers in this section of the state, expects to har- vest about 14,000 baskets of peach CTS this year. MT Wells, whose or chards cover about 5S acres in Woodstock, says the long dry spell killed a good many of his trees. Hartford-The Hartford police department Is planning to bloom out in real metropolitan style during the three days celebration of the bridge dedication in October. Chief Gum is now making arrangements to have squad of policemen mount ed on real horses to regulate the traffic.
 Norfolk-Wilbur Baker, the young man from New York, who fell from a carriage in Norfolk Sum- day. died yesterday morning in the Hartford hospital of traumatic decorations of the brain. He was taken to the hospital late Sunday afternoon, and never regained con- sciousness. ..
 Portland-The New England En- ameling shop of this place, branch of the shop in Middietown, closed down to-day for three weeks, 1t is said, owing to lack of business. Ii is rumored that 1t will be closed for an indefinite period. The local plant has employed about 100 hands and started up here about two years ago. It manufactures white and blue enamel ware.
 Windsor-A local freight was switching in the freight yard Thursday morning, and in one oi the cars of the train which, was consigned to Swift & Co of New Haven. was a load of hogs. It is said that the pigs had been in the car since August IT, and had mol been fed during that time. Several of them were dead in the car and others were in a dying condition. Hartford-Antonio yirico, ar Italian living at No so North street is minus s299 as a result of too much confidence in two smooth talking Italians whom he met or the street yesterday afternoon. | was the old game of putting youl money in some one else's handkeT chief. and then you keep the hand kerchief. and wake up just aftei the next train" leaves for New York and find that the hsndker chief is filled with waste paper.