Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
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 A man who registered at the Ameri. can hotel, Hartford, as "A. Gustaps- hoy" was found dead in bed there yesterday with the gas jet in the room turned on.
 Mrs Ella Russell of Hartford took small dose of carbolic acid yesterday quantity of poison taken was small, but she was burned about the mouth.
 In accordance with the orders of the prosecuting attorney all places of busi- ness were closed yesterday at Norwich. Candy stores, drug stores and all lines of business were shut up and even the newsboys were silent
 Charles A. Goodwin, vice-commodore of the Hartford Yacht club, has asked the police to try to recover his sailboat. the Blue Streak. which was stolen from hetr moorings in the Connecticut river opposite the steamboat dock last week.
 Captain Oscar l.. Bradley of Com pany l, Second regiment, c. N. G., re- ceived painful injuries while at work at lathe Friday night at Meriden. A piece of metal flew from the lathe striking him on the left hand, breaking all the cords in the hand, dislocating several knuckles and infiicting several cuts.
 The body of man was found in the freight yard at New London yesterday morning which is thought to be that of one of the men who robbed the Clin- tonville postofice Thursday night. as SPA in stamps was found in the cloth ing wrapped in paper which bore a Clintonville address. The man was probably killed ,by falling from a train.
 John, Guinan, a 13 years old boy. while nutting in the park of !. Griest at Westville yesterday. was gored by buck which is one of herd of nine deer kept in the park. The animal at- tackled the boy and would probably have killed him had men not been at- tracted by the lads cries. It took five stitches to close the wound on the lads leg.
 Mrs John B. Smith of South Man chester, a wife. mother and grand mother aged about 90 years. has been gone from her home for three weeks. and her friends think she has eloped with a former star boarder al Mrs Smiths. It is said that Mir Smith is planning to break up housekeeping. He says he will take no steps to locate his wife.
 A party of Deep River Odd Fellows had an unpleasant experience in their power boat while returning from a visit at lodge at Old Lyme Saturday evening. At the upper end of Calves Island the boat struck a rock and the machinery broke down. At daylight passing boat took the crippled craft in tow and at Essex the break was re- paired. The party arrived home at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
 The Hartford police have received A report of the disappearance of Mrs Sarah Newberg of No 355 Kensington street. New Britain. A week ago Sat urday morning she left her home and said that she was going to East Hart ford to visit her son, Arthur Newberg, who works on farm at Station 25. She has not arrived in East Hartford and her son has been trying all the week to learn something about her.
 The young son of ]. B. BlakesIee of Lebanon found the body of a man about a mile from thetcenter of the town and eight rods from the road late Saturday afternoon. The body, it is thought. had been lying in the pasture nearly two months and 1t will be im- possible to identify it by the features. The man was apparently about @ years old, five feet. six inches in height and was dressed in a dark suit with a new pair of congress shoes.
 Mrs Ballington Booth addressed q large meeting last evening at the South church. Hartford. held under the auspices Of the Hartford chapter of Kings Daughters and Sons. Tn New York newspaper ''personal- Mrs Booth makes an appeal to "My friends'' 10 help her locate silver stolen from a cottage on the Hudson. Mrs Booths name does not appear in the ''personal.S but it is signed little mother.r a name she is generally called among the prisoners to whose uplifting much of her time is given.
 The Connecticut Federation of Labor will hold it's annual session this week at New Haven. beginning to-morruw. at G. A. R. hall on Court street. Two meetings will be held daily and t is expected that the session will last four days The printers strike win un- doubtedly be one subject which win be considered The question of chsnxine the constitution % as to hold the an- nusl meeting In January Instead of October is to come ID. The proposed change would allow of the holding of the convention 1n New Haven at tinies when the legislature ls fn session Charies !. Donohue ef Derilv. who lx completing hts third term a~ president. Is understood fo he candidate for re election and P. Fl. ConnoIrer of Dxns burT. secrstsrT f1r the past nins Tszrx