Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-11
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0nas ssssiaS Itsas Boiled Dswa Ses IT. Jsasilt Of Cor Bay Radon Miss Clara Clemens. daughter of Mark Twain, was operated upon yes. terday afternoon in New York for ap- pendicitis by Dr Hartley. The opera l ton was successful.
 Frederick l.. Bassett, convict, died yesterday morning at the state prison of apoplexy. He was 69 years old. He was committed from New Haven, Oc- tober 6, 1903, for from two and half tosiive years.
 Mrs Joseph R. Hawley, widow of General Hawley, has deposited with the Connecticut Historical society a large number of relics of her husband. including mementOes of the civil war and gifts from foreign governments.
 James Broadbent, painter in the i employ of the Union Metallic Cartridge Co at Bridgeport, fell from a staging at that factory yesterday morning and landed upon the sidewalk three stories below, sustaining injuries from which he died in few minutes. He was un- l married.
 Brutal assaults on three well known citizens of West Haven occurred with in a short time of each other on Mon- day evening. Charles Gunnison, Thomas Lines. and D. Bone were the victims. Bone was knocked uncon- scious, while Lines and Gunnison were terribly beaten on the head and kicked. Not one of the victims can identify Anyone, as they say the attack was from behind and without warning. UlrIc BenoIt, a Iaster in Johnson's shoe factory at Putnam, committed suicide at his home on Van Den Noort street last evening by cutting his throat with razor. Ben0it, who was 34 years old, drove his wife and father in-law out of the house about o'clock and went into his bedroom and com mitted the act. For some time past he hAd been on spree. Some years ago Ben0it was a first-class ball player and had good record.
 Albert l.. Sessions of Bristol was yesterday notified to appear before Judge Alberto T. Roraback in the su- perior court to show cause why he should not deliver to Benedict NJ. Hol- den, as receiver of the Bristol Trunk Hardware Co, $4,6222 20 which Mir Hol- den says Mir Sessions has in his pos session and which he alleges is part | of the assets of the estate. Mir Holden. as receiver, and John H. Buck, his lawyer, made application to Judge
 Roraback yesterday morning for MT Sessions to appear and show cause, and Judge Roraback issued the order. Mrs Frederick H. Frank of New l Britain died of heart disease about 9:30 o'clock last evening on Main street. She was walking near the rail- road arcade when taken with a chOk- ing fit.a She asked Michael White, who keeps a saloon there. for drink Of whiskey. although she was not drink l ing woman. White refused to let h.- have 1t. The woman then walked up Main street way and dropped to the walk. Dr Bray, who was passing, took her to the entrance to James Meskill's law office and she died there. Medical
 Examiner Wright gave verdict of natural death. She leaves husband and several children.
 James Doyle, aged B years, killed himself at New Haven yesterday morn
 ing between 9 and 10 o'clock by jump ing from fourth story window at l Springside. For several weeks Doyle
 had been in the New Haven hospital
 and Tuesday was removed to Spring. side. He seemed unable to move and had to be carried very carefully on q stretcher. He was very weak and no thought of his being able to help him. self or rise from his bed entered the minds of the attendants. On arriving at Springside, Doyle was carried to the hospital on the fourth floor and put in bed, apparently unconscious. Some time between the hours of and 10 Doyle managed to leave his bed and crawl to window. from which he cast himself, and landed on an Iron grating fifty feet or more below. ti
 Medical Examiner W. S. Hurlburt of | Winsted is Investigating the death of i Frank Archambault. 42 years old. who died last night at the home of his sis ter. Mrs James J. Grady. No "A Whit | ing street. Archambault, who worked | in Collinsville, went home under the influence of liquor and soon after en- ! tering the house took drink from a bottle which he took from his pocket and which. it is thought, contained a
 washing fluid made of potash and am
 monia. He died an hour later and then another bottle. containing gin, wa< found on him. It was learned later that before going to his home he went to Dr S. G. How'd and told the physi. clan that he had drank holy water and that it was disagreeing with him. The