Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-09
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit Of Our Busy Readers.

l Interesting Items Boiled Down for the Benefit Of Our Busy Readers.
 Rev Robert Larson of the Swedish Baptist church of Minnesota, Wis, has received an unanimous call by the ] partshioners to fill the pulpit of the i Swedish Baptist church of Meriden.
 Mrs Arthur Marrotte, who resides in I EWillimantfc, found yesterday that Mrs Sarah Gallagher, an inmate of the almshouse, whom she had befriended yesterday by giving her shelter in her house, had attempted to commit sui eide during the night.
 Invitations for the marriage of Frank Earle seeley Of Bridgeport and Miss Mabel Martin of Albany have been recalled and the ceremony will be performed on October IA at the Albany hospital, where the bride elect is re- covering from successful operation.
 Franklin Glennon, IA, and George H. Buckley, IT, were arrested in Wor- cester last night on a charge of larceny of $275 from the office of the Western Union Telegraph Go in Bridgeport, were they were employed as messen- ger boys. Both have made confessions, the police say.
 A certificate of an increase of stock of the Warner Photograph Go was filed in the office of the secretary of the state yesterday. The stock is in creased from $500 to $750 and the ad- ditional S25O is all subscribed for by William Gillette, the playwright, who takes ten shares at $25 a share.
 Edward ]. Hasson, the well known theatrical man, whose home is at Sil- yer Sands. a seaside resort near New Haven, has filed petition in bankrupt cy. He gives his liabilities at $11,1s4 and his assets as $7o, half the latter being half interest in the properties of the Duchess of Devonshire' com- pany.
 A.circu1ar letter has been issued ad- dressed to the members of the A. O. U. W. lodges in this state and signed by J. Mackrille, chairman of the ex- ecutive committee of the delegates convention, and Hugh Gibbs, secretary The letter is one Of reiteratfon of pro- test against the rates proposed by the supreme lodge
 Sheriff Smith of Hartford yesterday took Ariosito Persico and Joseph Pe- lanzo to state prison. Persico was on Tuesday sentenced to for not less than eight and for not more than ten years for manslaughter, and Pelanzo was sentenced to for not less than six and to not more than nine years for an as- sau1t upon a 1o-years-old girl Nora May, aged % years, wife of Captain Charles May of the canal boat Charles E, Meyers, and her sister. Ma t1lda Brown, were arrested in New 1 Haven yesterday and taken to New l London in connection with the mur- dur of Charles Parleman of Jersey City, who was found dead with his head cut open in New London near the wharves Sunday night.
 Miss Phoebe Selleck of Bedding was 1 found dead in bed yesterday morning at the home of a relative in Bridgeport, l where she arrived Wednesday for a ] visit. The cock of a gas range had l been turned on, accidentally it is be- l lieved, by the victim, who was well along in years. A finding of acciden- tai death has been returned by the medical examiner.
 The New Haven union of girls em- ployed at the l.. Candee rubber factory 1 have voted to make a new demand on the company for a reduction in the number of pairs of rubber shoes they must finish as a "set." Some time ago they struck because the number of pairs was increased, but went back on trial of the companv's proposition. They are now dissatisfied with the company's offer.
 Justice Edward l.. Steele has award l cd costs of S10.46 to the defendant in
 the suit of Lizzie O'Keefe against May
 or Sullivan Of Hartford. This Is the
 second suit that was brought by At
 tornev spel1acy for Miss O'Keefe
 against the mayor and when 1t came
 ID Monday he allowed a non-suit. He
 admitted costs of s6. but objected to
 certain items which brought the total
 up to sI04s. By his decision Justice