Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
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 -Barzelius Buell., retired business man of this town, died sud- denly of heart trouble at breakfast time to-day.
 Thompsonville-The fire companies have received an invitation to take part in the free bridge celebration pa rade at Windsor Locks.
 Norfolk-Prof F. J. Goodnow of Columbia and family have landed in this country after years trip around the world and are expected to arrive in Norfolk shortly to occupy their summer home on the Litchf1eld road.
 New Britain-Nathan E. Mag Is to engage in the manufacture of cloth braids in his factory building in the rear of Main street next to the railroad. He has been in the braid business with his brother and others in Meriden.
 Seymour-The house of Mrs B.. Joos on Washington avenue was burned last night with all it's con tents. The upper floor was occupied by Dr and Mrs Juckett who saved only the clothing they had on. The loss was s3,000, insured.
 Portland-While charging the soda tank in the basement at c. B.. Blodgett's store Thursday the tank exploded and forced Bernard Benson, the clerk, to the wall. The force of the shock but slightly injured him. However, it gave him quite a fright.
 Rockville Yesterday as Edward White of this city drove into the yard of large farm which he owns in Holland, he saw deer not far from the barn. The animal, which was a large buck, seemed quite tame and did not scamper off into the woods until his team came quite close.
 Windsor-A joint meeting of the committee appointed by the Windsor fire company to investigate the advis- ability of forming a fire district and installing a fire alarm service was held on Thursday evening in the of flee of the Eddy Electric corporation and adjourned until next week with out taking action.
 Danbury-In the superior court at Bridgeport application has been made for the foreclosure of the Danbury & Harlem Traction Go. The applica- tion is made by the Knickerbocker Trust Go of New York in the inter ests of the bondholders, it is said. It is alleged that the company has de- faulted payment of interest on $360,- 900 of its bonds.
 New Britain-George Moisson who was run down few days ago in front of his home in Stanley quarter by an auto is not yet able to sit up. His wounds have proved serious and an effort has been made to locate the automobile owner. Chief Rawlings has ascertained from the Springfield police that the man is Samuel J. White of Beckett, Mass.
 Danbury-Joseph Grabney, who ran away with the payroll of Simon & Keane hat factory week ago to- day, amounting to s1,465, was caught at West Hoboken, N. J., this morn ing by Detective w. H. Ticho of New York. On his person was found s1,- 010, and passage tickets for Europe. He was to have saidel tomorrow for Europe with his wife who was with him at the time of his arrest.
 East Hampton-Local beemen con- plain that the warm weather has set their bees to swarming abnormally and that the little workers are paying more attention to swarming than gathering honey. Recently Ernest West removed from one colony, 1850 drones. They are caught by placing trap over each hive, the workers being smaller, being able to escape through the opening but not so the drones.
 Fenwick-This popular shore re- cloud to mar the sky or prevent the holiday seekers enjoying every mo- ment of their sojourn here. Fenwick must be favored by the gods as one hears tales of hot, sweltering wealth CT, rising thermometers and suffocat- ing atmosphere elsewhere, while here one can row, walk, play golf or ten his without detriment to his collar or his temper. "A.
 Southington-A spark from pass ing engine alighted on the bridge over the railroad tracks near Lazy Lane Wednesday evening and the breeze soon famed it into a blaze. kA ta1 Ia t1- vile Sunday school from Lake Com bounce arrived shortly after and the timber was going in good shape. In- spector Viting with the conductor and motorman managed to extin- guish the blaze.
 Torrington-Dewey Johnson. the 12-years-old son of Mir and Mrs Nor man Johsnon, colored, of 191 Win throp avenue. was badly bitten Thursday noon by dog belonging to J. McDermott of North Elm street Dr A. J. Barker eauterized the wounds. While the boy was deliver ing milk for Frederick Barton at Me Dermotts' house. the animal sprang at him and tore three gashes in his leg below the knee.
 Manehester-Humphrey Shurtlii of Main street was injured just be- fore noon yesterday when his wagon was struck by a 'cross town trolley car as he was turning into his yard. He had driven onto the tracks when he heard the car coming and manag- ed to get the horse of the tracks. The car struck the front wheels of his wagon. throwing him to the ground. He was fortunate in striking upon