Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for The Benefit of 0ur Busy Readers.

The members of St Mary's Polish Roman Catholic parish of Middletown yesterday dedicated a handsome new church on Hubbard street.
 Francis B. Norton, for many years a resident of Bristol, and prominent Grand Army man, was found dead by his wife at o'clock yesterday morn ing. Mir Norton had suffered for years With asthma and heart trouble.
 Adam Mazejewsky of New Britain, acting as guardian for his daughter, Julia, has brought suit for S3,OO0 dam- ages against the Consolidated road for injuries sustained by the little girl from being burned by the third rail.
 Daniel Rourke, the years old son of ex-Postmaster Thomas S. Rourke of Unionville, had a narrow escape from drowning Saturday afternoon. and owes his life to the presence of boy companions.
 Returning home late Saturday night Patrick Kenney, laborer, living at No 24 Union place, Hartford, ripped at the top of the stairs and plunged headlong to the bottom and was in stantly killed, his neck being broken by the fall.
 CraZed from the effects of drink, James D. Row, a gigantic negro of Hartford, who was arrested Saturday night by Policeman Calvin for stealing the crepe from door Of a House Oh Pearl street, kept five officers busy holding him down in the patrol wagon yesterday afternoon.
 Hargert Wanzer, II years old, died Saturday night as the result of the ac- cidental discharge of a rife in the hands of Ray Bassett, also II years old, at Huntington. The boys were firing at target and it is believed that the rife was discharged through the catching of the trigger in the clothing of young Bassett.
 <zAIiss Alice Roosevelt arrfSsd -sin Huntington Saturday night and was the guest of Mrs W. s. Cowles on Sun day and may possibly continue her visit a day or two. Miss Roosevelt was accompanied by a friend. They attended the game between the Yale and Harvard freshmen at Cambridge Saturday afternoon.
 Basil Felter, the 10 years old son of Irwin Felter of Hartford. was run down Saturday night and killed by a horth-bound Main street car driven by Motorman John J. Donahue of No 20i Franklin avenue, on Windsor avenue, opposite the I0ld North cemetery. The child was horribly crushed by the wheels of the car and was instantly killed.
 An unidentified man, who had been noticed sitting quietly on a bench in the Union station, Hartford, for sev. eral minutes, suddenly pitched forward on his face on the floor stone dead, about 7:30 o'clock last night, without the slightest outcry. Medical Exam iner Fuller said that the man had un- 6oubtedly died of heart disease. His body now lies at the morgue.
 John H. Dorfinger, a commercial traveller for the Arawana Mills of Mid dIetcwn, shot himself back of the right ear with a revolver at his home on Col lege street about o'clock Saturday afternoon. His wife was nearby and heard the shot and at once summoned pr ]. F. Calef and Dr Charles Young. They found Mr DorfiinGer in a very serious condition and had him removed to the Middlesex hospital. where he died at 8 o'clock.
 Despondenr because of continued III health and desperate because of a quarrel with her lover. Jennie Ding wall. 9 years old. daughter of William Dingwall of New Haven. went into a hallway of the Auditorium at Hart. fo-u Saturday night snd putting a two ounce vial Of carbolie acid to her lips. drank the contents of the bottle and was found writhtng on the floor q few minutes later. She was taken to the St Francis hospital where she died two hours afterward.
 Timothy Jackson. negro. is locked up at Canaan. charged with killing Sylvia Penfield. negro girl. 15 years old. at Falls Village. Jackson had been hunting and came home drunk. He got into an altercatiOn with his wife and drew bis gun. making threat to kill her. The Penfield girl who lived at Sheffield, Mass. but who was visiting at the Jackson home. was frightened by the threat and started to run from the house. Just as she fha 5saor fhe vuu dfsrharVaH