Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
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 Major William Anderson, one or the most widely known railroad men in southern New England, ana at present agent at Plainville, has re- signed after forty-five years contlnu- ous service as spare agent.
 While the family of Alphonse Wheeler of Plainville was at church yesterday, some one, believed to pc tramp, entered the house and maoe off with $168 in money and JeWelry to the value of about $15O.
 The Corbin Screw corporation of New Britain is having the old St Marys church on Myrtle street torn down in order to make room for con templated improvements there next spring. The church was built ln 1850 and was the first Catholic house of worship in New Britain.
 While Joseph Fretchette was out hunting yesterday his dogs started deer. The animal took flight, during which in some manner it's leg was broken and in that condition il limped into Moosup. There it was roped by some stablemen and placed | in a box stall. Selectman P. R Briggs ordered it killed.
 A safe, weighing 1,600 pounds consigned to Rev Father Musiel, pas tor of the Polish church in Middle town, fell from the gang plank iron the steamer Middletown last week , into the river. A diver was secured and the safe was raised by derrick It was somewhat damaged by water and was sent to New York for re pairs.
 Miss Ethel Roosevelt remained 1T New Haven yesterday, enjoying hel ; first glimpse of Yale life. She wa: the guest of Carroll Glover, Jr, o1 Washington, a Yale sophomore, ant was chaperoned by MT Glover's mother, Mrs T. c. Glover. They hao quarters at the New Haven house and held an informal reception tc her Yale friends.
 Frederick Stickney of Hartford found the dead body of Mrs Ander son, the woman who has been miss ing from Clinton for several weeks in small stream on Great Neck hil Saturday. The body was badly de composed and Identification was by means of rings and earrings. She was GA years old and probably com mitted suicide.
 Standing before the altar with his prospective bride, Max Schmidt known in New Haven as Goldshmidt was arrested by detectives from New York and New Haven in charges brought by New York woman. He is accused of being fugitive from justice, and after making number of admissions, returned yesterday with the New York officials.
 The Industrial Manufacturing Go of Mystic has just let the contracts for the construction of the first of a number of brick factories on the 250 acres of land purchased last week from B. E. Williams. The fac tory will be 200 by 50 feet, three stories high and will cost about $25,- 900. A series of factory sites are to be opened up at once by the Mystic board of trade.
 There was no trouble on the late cars for Manchester from Hartford Saturday night. The railroad com pany had taken means to stop any outbreaks and on all cars leaving Hartford late there were five men as far as Burnside to see that order was kept. From Burnside out there was motorman, conductor and another employe who was to aid in the bouncing if it were found neces- sary.
 The continuance of the use of pow erful search lights on trolley cars running through East Hartford still disturbs the citizens of that town whether they are pedestrians. drivers or automobilists. The blinding light makes all travel dangerous and the citizens thought that their vote al the annual town meeting held early in October would abate the nuisance By that vote the selectmen were al. rected to take the necessary steps tc stop the use of searchlights on trol. ley cars on the town streets. Select. man Frank Roberts has said that as soon as he received a copy of the vote he would serve notice on the Connecticut Co. operating the trol. leys. to stop the use of the strong lights.