Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-29
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.ibOut 1U0 candidates for state teach CTS certificates took examinations in the hall of the house of representatives at the Capitol Saturday.
 After n struggle with his wife. who 1 attempted to prevent the rash act. samuel HOrowitz of Hartford. 26 years old. drank nearly an ounce of carbolic acid at his home Saturday evening and now lies at the Hartforl hospital in a serious, condition.
 Martin F. .idlemail of Hartford, " ho hils advertised himself as physician, was found guilty of violating the pro- visions of the medical practice act of this state by Judge Walter II. Clark in the, police court Saturday morning. He was fined S1UO and costs.
 John Carey of Fishkill Landing, x. f.. brakeman employed on the Highland division, fell from freight train at Hartford yesterday mornIG: and was probably fatally injured. II lay alongside the trucHs unconscious until $50 before lie was discovered.
 Despondent over being told by his hottVt tiut hN NOui't IftfNf fttoNNt HUH q cancer which had disfgured his face, John Deining of RivertoD. aged I3 years. a farmer, committed suicid.. some time saturday night by shootih. himself below the heart with a shot. gun.
 Rev James R. Bourne. q retired Con gregational minister of East Haven. ho1 axafffnx tramp highwayman Saturday after noon. He was walking near saltonstai. lake when he met burly fellow, who stopped him and demanded that lie give him some money. Mir Bourne gave him dollar. saying that | was all he had.
 Andrew Lcavenworth, 6 years old, tertlay. He was in the pantry with a ! lamp in his hand when he fell. The lamp set fire 10 the house. but Mr Leavenworth had the presence of mind to reach for dinner bell that stood on shelf near by and ring 1t vigorously. A minute lster he died. but the house hold had been aroused and the fire was put out.
 Thomas Walsh Of Danbury oh satur- day night went into White street drug store and bought a bottle of ear bolic acid. He then walked to the corner of White and Main streets and drank the entire contents of the bottle while a large crowd looked on. He became unconscious almost immediate Iy and was taken to tile hospital. where hc died in about an hour.
 Cornelius Kelly of New Britain. aged sS; years. was killed yesterday morning at the North Stanley street crossing by a third rail car. He had left his home a short time before t0 go to barber shop to get shaved. He was returning when stTuck by the car and was instantly killed
 spirituaIists Of Hartford held their annual service in honor of the birth day of Thomas Paine at the home of Mr aIsi Mrs !. VI. storrs yesterday af- ternoon and evening An unusual fea- ture fn connection with the servirc was the christening. acsTsIInG to the <lfrituaIists- form Of tho g-monfhs-old son of Mr and Mrs Robert E. gassIire. The ehfI wfH l<sr the name af Thom- as William Payne Radcliffe.
 \ moving piefure machine iH the Rockville opera house esuzht hTe last night shortly hpf0re f0 o'clock and greatly frightened the su.lienee ef 70 men u0uea and chihlrel- As t bexzn ts blzze many started sn run fer the exits- bat the mes prt~eut prrSenfesi a stampede and aIl teft in sn srSIeEtr m~nn.~- Th~ eaIy eze s~Es@r<sy D. 5Errss wss Frank HewarrL tke eFEss- ter- vhs vss burpra ca tke fsee -ud k.sis. WTI7isu I4<k<on vss bsIsHef aa rh< ksrds Tn h<lrf-r ts thrss tbe ..As~s --s ~f fhr ~F~1mH