Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-02
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 Mrs Reed, wife of George Reed of the postofice in Bethel yesteray while shopping. She was 51 years old and, leaves husband.
 The deed recording the transfer of the MiddIet1wn Street Railway to tho Consolidated Railway Go, for the sum Of $S1, 900, was filed in the town clerks office yesterday at Middletown.
 Bryan Ferry of Newtown was ac- cidentally shot while hunting yester- day and may not recover. Both bar shot making al serious wound in the mans side.
 Contractor Jones of Naugatuclx, while at work on the new houses in Beacon Falls, yesterday, which are being erected by the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co.,. fell from one of the for three hours.
 Vineenzo Crimalto of New Haven was badly injured yesterday afternoon while carrying rails at the new Lyman viaduct, near Middlet0Wn., He was as- sisting other workmen when the rail which they were carrying slipped and
 
 Not all the Hebrews of Connecticut are i'll sympathy with the movement to raise funds for an appeal to the supreme court of the case of Gershon Marx, recently convicted of murder Ing a fellow countryman near New London. One of the most pronounced in opposition is Rabbi Hurwitz of Hartford. He said: Tt is enough for me that the jury said he was guilty"
 A. J. Simmons. now New England passenger agent of the Lehigh Valley railroad will on December 1 assume the duties of general eastern passenger agent of that company, with offices at 365 Broadway, New York, and 29S Washington street. Boston. MT Sim mons's territory will comprise Greater New York and the New Englano states. George E. Marsters will be. passenger and ticket agent of the com pany with office at the Boston address,
 Michael Landers, the 10-year-old son of Patrick Landers, of Deep Riv- CT, was drowned in a small but deep pond yesterday. The boy was play ing on the ice and broke through and sank immediately. Ernest Ferguson procured a ladder and was able to reach the spot where young Landers went down. He dropped in the icy water and sinking to the bottom of the pond pulled young Landers up and brought him to shore, but could not revive him.
 Clad only in q light house dress, wearing no hat and without shoes, Mrs Thomas Wilson of South Man. chester, while deranged, left her house Wednesday night. and was not found until o'clock yesterday after noon, when she appeared on Main street, wearing not only the clothes she had when she left the house, but also shoes, shawl and a hat. She is apparently none the worse for her experience, but she is unable to tell where she has been and where she se cured the additional garments.
 As a possible aid to the defense in the trial of Sherman Beeman Of Goshen, who is charged with the mur- der of his wife, the brain of his father, Samuel Beeman, who recently commit ted suicide, has been removed from the body and sent to a medical school for examination. It is believed that if 1t can be shown that the elder Beeman was mentally unsound, the effort of the defense to show that Sherman Bee man is also a victim of insanity will be greatly strengthened Worry ovef the approaching trial of his son is sup posed to have led the elder Beeman to taka bis li1ea