Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-24
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| The First Congregational church O. | Warren has been celebrating its l l5Oth anniversary with exercises GOV
 ering period of three days, and clos.
 ing yesterday.
 With ceremonies befitting the occa
 sion, Bishop Tierney of Hartford laid
 the cornerstone of the new St Mich.
 aeFs Roman Catholic church at Derby
 yesterday. This edifice is being erect
 ed by the Polish people of this city
 at a cost of S4O,OOO.
 A neatly dressed man about 30 years old, who registered at the Bos.
 ton hotel, Hartford, Saturday, as Gus Edwards, was found dead in his room
 shortly after noon yesterday, the gas
 evidently Intentionally turned on,
 having caused asphyxiation. From
 the description sent to the Boston ad-
 dress, cousin was able to identify
 the dead man as Meyer Shulman.
 Frank Freiensthner was arrested
 in New Britain Saturday afternoon at
 the instance of the Springfield author-
 ities on the charge of bigamy, brought
 by Newark, N ,.J., woman. The
 Springfield police had traced him and
 had two detectives working on the case. The second one came here Sat
 uFday afternoon and at once got into communication with the chief It
 was arranged to trap their man with a decoy letter at the postoffice. .'.-
 Rev Eugene volkay, pastor of Holy Trinity Greek Catholic church. IS restrained by an injunction from holding services in the edlfice on Beaver street. New Britain. The church was closed yesterday and the worship conducted under the protec- ton of the police, whose presence had come to be regarded as essential, had to be omitted. Rev Father voldkay did not have to give up holding ser. vices altogether on account of the in- Junction. Arrangements were made for having mass at the Polish church instead and the faithful among his following worshipped there.
 The body of a woman apparently about 30 years ago, was found on the beach at West Haven yesterday. The only clue so far discovered which may lead to Identification is a mono- gram "F" on a gold watch found on the woman. On her left hand were wedding ring and turquoise rings, and on her right hand plain gold band. Earrings with imitation dia- mOnds were in her ears. She appears to have been a German.
 Four members of the New Britain society of Christian Scientists have withdrawn from the society, includ. Ing the president of the society. Co lonel Charles B. Erickson. Colonel Erickson has been reticent in re- gard to his reasons for withdrawing. From others it Is learned that they have not withdrawn because of any change In opinion in regard to the principals of Christian Science, but because of n difference in opinion as to the proper manner to conduct the | local society. The statement Is made | that the cause of the trouble conters l about Dr Mann. the first reader. al- | though declaring that he had no fur | ther interest in the society than to | help 1t along for the good of Christian | Science and made the statement fin opening meeting. it Is said. that he l was not candidate for first reader, ret he took the office for supposed | personal reason.
 Following a dispute over a game 'f cards played in an Italian saloon n Hartford. which resulted in their ,jection because of their loud talking. evening. Antonio Montani tabbed Antonio yeronesl. and in the excitement escaped. veronesi was truck with the knife in the abdomen md when he was first taken to the Hartford hospital at s o'clock it look | as if he was fatally injured. How yer. after being operated upon his ondition was more favorable and it vas said that he had a good chance f recovery.