Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
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An Italian stabbing occurred in New London last night during christening and three men were cut. They are Joe Ross, Patsy Ross and Frank Ross. None of the men was badly injured. The police made nine arrests.
 Lewis Black, aged s years, son of A. Black of Andover, died at the Hart ford hospital yesterday morning of an injury received by the accidental dis charge of a pistol that he was playing with. He was grandson of Dr M. J. Black of Hartford.
 Loriston Gouge, of Windsor, 21 years old, who Eyed with his parents. MT and Mrs Edward Gouge, fell from trolley car Saturday night while go- ing from Hartford to his home and broke his skull, the injury causing his death yesterday afternoon.
 Burglars entered the boat building establishment of Elmer A. Ely at Mid dletown yesterday morning by break ing window in the rear of the build ing Mir Ely does not keep his money or valuables in the office and, so far as is known, the thieves got nothing but a few tools
 May Smith, known about town. con- mltted suicide last night by taking carbolic acid at her room in the Hotel Lancashire, Bridgeport. She went there by the name of Ethel Stevens. She was taken to the Bridgeport hos pital and died an hour later. She was about 27 years old. H Patrick O'Connell of Hartford the brakeman who was injured at the Canton street crossing Friday after noon, died in St Francis's hospital at S:45 o'clock yesterday morning. After | the accident one of 0'Connell's legs was amputated. He was B years old and leaves a wife and six children.
 Within the past week several houses in East Hartford have been entered | by burglars. The last one reported is that of George A. Williams of South Main street. MT Williams Is mem- Der of the firm of H. B. & G. A. Will Hams. His house was entered Satur- day. Entrance was gained through n window in the pantry. The burglar got between $4 and $5.
 Lewis E. Barnes of Bolton and his wife, Lena Hance Barnes, have agreed to live apart. A week ago Friday he caused her arrest for assault, the case being continued until Saturday. When the case was called the grand juroI was advised that Mrs Barnes had ac cepted S1O0 to leave Mir Barnes and re linuuish her claim to his property and the assault charge against her was nolled.
 A citizen of Portland, who is prom Inent in politics and who at the pres cit time is holding an office, got let ter Friday morning, postmarked al Midletown. It contained no date and was as follows: ''In near futur,
 will call on you for 20O0 (no dOllal sign). Be prepared for us. Blackhand.
 The letter was typewriter. Whethe
 or not the letter was meant for joke
 the person receiving it, or his friends
 do not know.
 The house owned by Mrs Bridge Doyle and her son Martin, at Harwin ton. was burned at o'clock last even ing with it's contents. the loss beinl about s1.5OO. on which there is an in
 surance of S6O0 in the Litchfield Coun ty Mutual Insurance Co. The fire thought to have started from a lighte match thrown carelessly down in tn woodshed where a lantern had bee lighted. The house was one of tn landmarks of the town, having bee built by George Jones. a revOlutionar soldier in 1890.
 Edmund Watson of South Windso S1 years old, farmer, dealer, hardfiste 4 son of toll. a Mason, and law-abidin citizen except in one respect-he won pay dog tax and won't tell why. h t simply won't and that's all that ca \ be got out of lim-was taken 10 th Hartford jail Saturday to work out fine for not paying his tax. Along the afternoon, some of Watson z friends. among them some broth,
 Masons. met in Hartford and one tol
 the rest about watson's troubles The E passed the hat. and soon a delegatiC
 of two went uD to SeTrns street gal le Sheriff Smith s1I91. covering the fiji p- and costs of Watson's conviction, aI