The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
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Litchf1eld County News.
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations
 In North Canaan, David c. Whit tlesey, is the nominee for both parties for Probate judge.
 mated Charles B. Dakin for judge of Probate, and AmiIe Deveaux and Geo. Kirby for representatives
 Attacked by OK.
 Lloyd Brinton of Falls Village is suffering from serious if not fatal in jurieS received by being attacked by an infuriated OK. Brinton was attack ed as he was passing through a mar ing gored. In clinging to the animals horns he was knocked against a pile 9f c rocks ga and d escaped being @ crushed to and a farm hand, who drove the OK off with pitchforks.
 A Complete Failure.
 Winsted sportsmen are of the opin- ion that the attempt to stock the a complete failure. One sportsman. who has been out several times, as- serts that he has not seen a sign of the birds that were liberated and he believes the birds have either died or migrated.
 Missing Boy Heard From.
 Louis Morroway, aged 14, who has been missing from Torrington since seen on October on the road to Goshen. The parents think he may have accepted an invitation of a friend near Salisbury to spend the winter in hunting. They are anxious to learn of their boys welfare.
 Fisherman Found Dead.
 Benjamin Coe. known as a fisherman in the Bantam region, was found dead ing upright in the water. He had on his wading boots. It is believed he stepped from his boat into shallow water to lift the anchor and died of heart disease.
 Result of Low Water.
 Low water in the Housatonic River has interfered greatly with the pow CT of the Berkshire Power Company and part of the time the power has been shut off
 Sente of Prisoners
 Augusta Rolli, Winsted Italian charged with assault with intent to kill has been sentenced to not less than one or more than three years in State prison. Carl Nichols of Wa tertown,> charged with indecent as sault, was sentenced to six months in jail.
 Chickens in the Bag
 Game Warden Charles Nickerson, while searching the Harwinton woods at o'clock Sunday morning, spied man carrying a heavy bag over his shoulder. Hearing chicken squawk they concluded they had struck the trail of the chicken thief whose de- predations in the neighborhood have 
 When the officer started in pursuit the man ran, dropping two of the fowls. The officer fired several shots in the air but lost the man when he disappeared over a fence. Here he left the bag which contained six dead chickens.
 Winsted Man Missing
 John A. Tanning of Winsted dis appeared from his home early Fri day morning. Sept. 30 He is T years old His right leg is shorter than his left by five inches. so that he walked on the toe with his leg doubled and usually carried a short staff. He weighs about 135 pounds. His fea- lures are long and thin, and his hair is streaked with grey. He was seen Saturday morning October 1, in Hart ford and in the afternoon Of the same day in Rockville. There has been no trace of him since. It is feared that his mind has become unbalanced. He was a man of no bad habits. He has a wife, living in Winsted and a daughter, Clara A. Tanning, who is a teacher in East Berlin. S