The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-12-19

In contact with an electric switch.
The members Of the department
worked on White until DR.. Kirsch-
baum arrived and took care Of him.
On Sunday, November 9th, 1886.
at 2:30 p. m, call was received
from No. 1923 Avon avenue, stating
that there was man overcome with
carbon monoxide gas. The man was
The department members worked on
him until the arrival Of the am
bulance from the Waterbury hos
pital.
On Friday, August 7th, 1886. a
call was received from No. 100 Wal
nut street that young lady was
overcome with illuminating gas.
Acting Deputy Martin j. Campion
accompanied by Privates John
Woods and Joseph Rice and crew
OF men from the Connecticut Light
and Power Co., revived the young
lady sufficiently so that she was
later taken to st. Mary's hospital
| WAiCAC DIG AuiiJ ACSOVCiCu'
Fatal Poisonings
On SATURDAY. sentemher 1ot,
1919 Mt a.aI a m a cali was re-
ceived from M patterson Court
in Waterville stating that Mr. and
Mrs harlow were oSercome nv H.
Illuminating gas. 1t was found upon
dead for some tine however The
mon wnrted m Mr. harlow and
revived her suff,cient,v co that she
Was talon N the Waterhnrv bosni~
taI at whicI, inst,tution che later
died ~
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q. az ~ M q caI, wos rece;ved from
No. IL Revere street. Acting Deputy
Chief Martin j. Campion with Pvts.
John j. Woods and Joseph j. Rice
arrived at the scene and found Mrs.
Frank l.. Sauires dead as the result
OF inhaling Illuminating gas.
On Sunday October 4th. 1890 at
a.1o N m Acting IDENTITY .Tosenh
7 KeIIev With Privates Jobn 7
Woods and .Iosenh Rice were called
IN No sao North Main atreet when
thew arrived thew found the q mbI-
Lance taxing Mr. and Mrs Bruno
q Webrman IN the hosn,tal suf-
fer,no from illuminating vas
ON TUESDAY .Januarv 2nd. 1916
at e.2o a m Den,tv cb,ef THOMAS
y Cavanauoh with privates Eyed
cricL A Hardwick hi. driver and
Martin p Cream of Engine % Nh
a pmnker Hi went IN Martone
avenue IN investioate a fire IN n
shack and found the hodv NJ an
unidentified man who later nroved
IN he Ioaenh II Derry burned IN
Teoth "
v.., nj.
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On THURSDAY April 1th, 1886,
Valadas Butkas, aged ~, OF Bradley
avenue. was burned about the face
and hands at fire In his nome. ne
was taken to waterbury hospital
where he later died as a result OF
the burning.
On Monday June 18th, 1885, Rita
Fontaine aged 2, was painfully
burned and her Invalid grandmotn-
| - ~'~e"
burned when flames caused by OIL
leaking from kitcnen range en-
veiopeo .ne e, ki.cich y, . .nen ,ryatn n.e
v;,,e ~
~, r-,d.v s.rtemher 11tb 1oas
q. Ia =, Arnold R,ansSie,d of
Nc d,sv avanuo wos hadiv burned
ahomt The chest and arms while
tr,,,,., ~ .yt,no,,ish fire in n
Sy $3.50. ,hn raer ~ ,is home
-, rh,,r.,,aw Marct 20 Ioae at
a N ~ ts,enhone call stating
th it, sc,r MON were marooned in al,
La, Iia. ~ ~ c",f ~" wes received
"nu,,n Nv r NJ Ch,nf Marlin +
c c.S utth ,rr,,cb n No In
cSarpn =, Canta,r .Josenh j Kelley
La. - ~ srenc aud found Ernes-
ven nsa W III '' Andtan sm,ith vii
H., ~ n NHanet;s and Michael Gilhool-
-. "'" ,,. m % raach shore The
,n.mhers NJ the department found
me-. .,,S. :" ,,,on ' rothtng thew could
~ until thev occurred come boats