Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
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D1e sestint Items DsiIsd Devn Boa The Dsnsls of Osr 1nsy asslsrA

Robert A. Lamb, colored, who was pardoned from state prison week ago today, died yesterday at the Hartford hospital of tuberculosis.
 James Murray, laborer 60 years old. was struck by trolley car on the Bethel line early yesterday at Dan bury and seriously injured.
 Colonel Theodore H. Sucher of the Second Regiment. C. \. G.. has been appointed one of the honorary range of ficers for the military rife competition to be held at the Bay State range at Wakefield. Mass.
 Charles Fairchild. farmer. was found dead of apoplexy in his field at South Berlin yesterday afternoon. He was last seen yesterday afternoon when he went into the field to get a horse. He was A. years old.
 While at play on raft in Kramsr's Pond at Norwich yesterday two boys, Thomas H. Grant. aged 10. and Will liam BanfieId. aged IA. were drowned. Grant fell from the raft and Banfield lost his life trying to save his com. panion.
 Mrs Abbie F.. Lawton. aged @. a prominent resident of Strawberry Hill. Stamford. died yesterday of injuries received Saturday night in runaway accident Mrs Lawton was driving with her sister and her nephew, George l.. Swan, when their horses took fright at passing automobiles and bolted, over- turning the carriage.
 Miss Annie Tero. who went to Stam- ford recently from New York. request ed the police to aid in tine search for John Schradar. whom she was to have married yesterday morning. Miss Tero says she gave Schradar her say ings. about s15O. part of which he was 10 use in defraying some of the we'd ding expenses. Yesterday when tue hour of the ceremony arrived. schradar failed 10 appear.
 Worry over an unhappy love affair is supposed 10 have been the reason for the suicide yesterday at New Haven of Rosie DePace. a a0-year-old girl living on Hamilton street She told the physician who at tended that she had taken white pow der. but he could not discover what it was. She was removed to the New Haven hospital and died half an hour after reaching there.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Consolidated railroad Saturday it was voted 10 retire General Passenger Agent Charles T. Hempstead. July l. on a substantial pension. He has been fin railroad service since 1Sss2 and nss been general passenger agent since Arrfl 2s. 1881. Ii Is understood fbat Chief Clerk F. C. Cooley of New Ha- ven will b.e his successor. A pension was also voted to Colonel William E. Morgan. who has been retired at Belle Dock.
 The bosy of Dr Virgil Buell of Plain vile was found in his office early last evening death evidently having occur red al least a day earlier. He had not ieen for his meals since Friday morn ing and friends tecsme anxious and began a search A ladder WAS secured and hi- rr-pns entered through win dow and his body was found lying on the floor. Dr Bueii was s3 years oli and unmarried. his oaiy surxiyinx rel1- tive Icing . niece who lives in I1tch- resd. He had suffered from heart rrpul,Ie. and. for the pzst few yesrs. frufa l1-comofer staxIa- Death was prx.hafly due te the former. but the lat ter kept the doctor from active practice for @yr-1e time