Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-15
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 Mrs John Knieszner, aged 40, of 56 Grand street, Danbury, has been re- ported to the police as having disap- peared yesterday. She is somewhat eccentric and it is feared some acct dent has befallen her.
 MT and Mrs Ellison Smith will eel ebrate the 50th anniversary of their marriage at the old homestead, East Wallingford, to-day. Mrs Smith was the daughter of the late James and Mary Hough of YalesyilIe.
 Wilbur Banks of Greenwich, aged q, a teamster, was overcome by the heat yesterday and fell from his truck. The case is peculiar one. The heat paralyzed the man in such a manner that he has lost the power of speech.
 President Hadley of Yale, whom John F. Gunshanan of Hartford had hoped to secure to open the first meet ing of the Workingmen's club in the fall, has written that it will be im- possible for him to do so as he has six engagements for outside addresses during the first four weeks of the uni Yersity term.
 Work on the handsome $250,O00 summer house which is being con- strueted for Anson Phelps Stokes, the New York millionaire, at Collender's Point, Stamford, was interrupted Sat urday by the refusal of the bricklay- CTS employed on the contract to go to work. The men went out in a body. 11f an i11op S0 fn $4 per day.
 One of Wallingfofd's residents took a day off yesterday and instead Of working went fo the seaside looking for a set of false teeth. The person went to Savin Rock Sunday and took a dip ill the Driny deep and getting some of the salt water in his mouth caused him to give up his teeth to the ocean waves. He was unable to le- cate them and yesterday he went down to take advantage of a low tide to hunt for the false molars
 H. A. Long, the father of George E.. Long, who ran away from his home in Derby a week ago last Sun day, has not yet found any trace of the lad, although he has
  cities in his search for him. The father thinks the boy is now staying away from home fearing to return be- cause he thinks his father will punish him. The father says if he will re- turn he will not punish him, as he will be only too glad to see. him again.
 Michael Kopicsak, 10 months old, was instantly killed at 6:15 o'clock last evening at his fathers home, No 143 Hallett street, Bridgeport. The baby was left with his sister, 3 years old, while the mother was preparing sup per. The girl put the baby in chair by an open window and while she turned to look at another child the baby fell out of the window, striking on picket fence i'll the yard. The baby was impaled on the pickets and one entered his lungs.
 The Housatonic Manufacturing Go, which is building a large factory i'll West Haven for the manufacture of silverWare and cutlery has just been incorporated The capital stock is S15O,000, in 1,500 shares of S100 each. The shareholders are c. A., Hamilton, Ridgefield; E. A. Russell, Wal1ingforl; !; T. P Elton, Waterbury; J. D. Leroy, Waterbury; A. 0. Hitchcock, Water bury; J. c. Edwards and H. B. Curtis, Bridgeport; R. s. Woodruff, New fla ven, and w. H. Watrous, Hartford.
 MT and Mrs William H. Cooke, 57 and 5S years old respectively, were found dead at their home, No 94 Ken sington street, New Britain, late yes terday afternoon. Paris green sprink- ;al, bodies were found showed what had been the cause of death. Not note or other message had been left to in dicate the cause of the act. It is be- Ieved that Mrs Cooke suffered from hereditary insanity and induced her husband to also commit suicide.
 Henry McLarney, a roller in the em- ploy of the Coe Brass Manufacturing Go, Ansonia, met with a painful acci- dent shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday morning. McLarney was engaged in rolling what is known as "wife bars'' on the hot rolls when the red hot metal suddenly wound about his right leg and before he could get out of the way cut off his foot close to the toes. Shop mates who witnessed the accident rushed to his assistance and he was extricated from his periIous position.
 The same day that a New Yorker calling himself Dr Reichel, committed suicide in Berlin, a woman, ostensibly Mrs Zethner, of New York, was found drowned i'll the Spree at Charlotten- burg, three miles from Berlin. The criminal police connect the two deaths, identifying Reichel, alias Carl Poh1, whose real name was probably Roe, as a stranger who had been visiting Mrs Zethner as her betrothed, under the name of Dr Roechling. Whether Mrs Zethner committed suicide or was murdered has not been determined
 Coroner S. B. Davis of Middletown was called to Tyleryille yesterday morning to investigate the ruinor that Albert SouthWick of that place had met with foul play, causing his death. MT Southwick, who was totally blind, was last seen alive Saturday morning about 10 o'clock when he was on the piazza of his house That evening about s o'clock Elijah Scoyille, who stayed nights with him, discovered his dead body in the house. Dr NJ. A. p1uI0Stead of Hast IJaddano xr,ao ooIJa5