Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-15
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Hartford-Governor Woodruff ap- proved yesterday the bill for the July expenses of the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane at Middle town. The expenditures announced to S15,777.95.
 Wallingford-Dr William s. c. Barry died here last night at the home of his father as the result, It is thought, of ptomaine poisoning. He attended a dental conference al Boston several weeks ago and was taken i'll while returning home.
 Bridgeport-T Weld Manufac- turing and Supply company filed certificate of incorporation in the state secretary's office yesterday. The company is capitalized at $25,0OO and the incorporators are George A. Weld of Winchester Mass, William c. Walker of Brookline, Mass, and William M. Morgan of Boston.
 New London-The dead body of George Phillips, aged AS, who had been missing since 10 o'clock Thurs day morning, was found on the third floor of Post Bros barn on Hemp stead street, yesterday morning. Death is thought to be due to hear; disease from which Phillips had been known to suffer. He leaves widow.
 Manchester-Commencicng to-day the mills on the north side of For est street, owned by Cheney Bros, will run on the full summer sched- ule of 55 hours. This will mean five hours more a week than the mills have been running and will effec. about 700 employees. The E. c. Hil- lard company's mills in Hilliard- vile are also working the full sched. ule now.
 Collinsville-The fact that an au- tomobile bus is to be soon placed in operation between this town and Unionville will be welcome news to the many people who drive or walk back and forth from the Hartford trolley a. Unionville. The bus was bought from the Miner Garage com pany at Hartford by c. H. Schell who will put 1t in operation some 1 time next week.
 Storrs-The summer school a Storrs. which has been conducted b! the State Agricultural college, hal : closed is most successful year, anC 1 the numerous courses offered haC more pupils this year than ever be fore. Persons from all parts of thu state took advantage of the oppor tunities offered and the benefl de rived were such as to give the schoo a permanent place in the educationa system of Connecticut.
 Danielson-James Carver's hous, a. Williamsville was entered il broad daylight Wednesday morning and robbeS of a gold watch, silve watch, a gold chain, and s35 il money. The robbery occurred abou 9:30 o'clock. None of the Carve family was in the house at the time but Mrs Wilson, who lives jus across the road saw a man ente the house, and sent her little girl t tell MT Carver who was in a fiel about 200 yards from the house, bu when he came up the man had gone
 Stamford-A girl baby. whic
 had been the occasion of correspond ence between New York and Cor
 necticut officials, was sent Q Wa
 tertown, \. r., yesterday in charg
 of a nurse, and accompanied by
 state policeman. Last March a bab
 about three days old was found
 the railroad station here. It wa
 later claimed by Clarence Heuste 1 of Wa ertown, x. Y, who said hi
 wife had abandoned it. He wante
 the baby and there was much corr
 spondenee and delay, due to an il ness of Heusted. The baby has bee
 at the Stamford hospital.
 Rockville-A sunstroke prove fatal in this city yesterday afte
 noon. Henry Sennewald falling a vi tim 10 the heat. Mr Sannewald VI; in the employ of George Arnold
 Son. carpenters. at work on the ne
 house being erected for s. Tracy N ble on Union street. The hot su
 boiled down upon the men who wel
 putting on the frame for the roo
 so that they had no protection fro ? the suns rays. About 2 o'clock } | sennewald went 10 Mir Arnold al . told him that he felt the effects
 the heat and would like to st' P work. MT Arnold old him he cou - get of for a while if he wanted { - Mr SennewaId came up town and Il
 down on the grass on Central par As he did not feel any better, ha was procured 10 take him home, al
 as the hack reached the house. , | SannouaId oNuirpd