Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
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 Hartford-Triplets, two girls and boy, were born to MT and Mrs Moses Goldberg of IT Front street Satur- day. eenwich-Captain Sheldon E. Bullock, one of the oldest seafaring men in this vicinity, died at his home here to-day after an illness of four weeks, aged 79 years. s
 Stamford-Pasquale Grossa, an Italian, was arrested here yesterday for the murder of a fellow country man in Philadelphia last February. He is held for extradition.
 New Britain-Hubert Arthur Bills was found dead in bed yesterday morning about s o'clock at his homo near Andrews crossing. He retired Saturday night, and his wife saw him when she went to bed. When she went to his, room yesterday morning, she was shocked to find him dead.
 Danbury-Charles A. Hoffman, the present senator from the twenty fourth district, is candidate for re- nomination at the hands of the re- publicans of that district in which Danbury is the principal town, but his renomination will be contested by exMayor Charles S. Peck, also of Danbury. *f
 Winsted-The body of Michael Tigi, waiter at the surveying camp of Columbia university on the shores of Bantam lake, who was drowned while swimming in the lake Thurs day night, was found on the shore yesterday noon by party of search CTS who had been dragging the lake since Friday.
 Hartford-Another accident due to a child running into an automobile occurred yesterday morning at Main and Pratt streets and 11-years-old Sarah Debenetta of Middletown, who had only arrived in town few min utes before with her parents, was the victim. She sustained a badly frac- tured hip and a number of bruises.
 dgeport-Saturday the yacht Zante, owned by Cartoonist Eddy of the New York American, picked up a party of four young men, who had been adrift in the sound in the teeth of the gale for over four hours. They were rescued of Stratford light. The men were Soil R. Barr and A. E. Ru- bington of New Haven, Benjamin Finklestone and A. E. Pure of this city. They had left their summer cottage at Woodmont for a swim, when the wind swept their boat out into the open water. -.s ?
 Manchester-In a letter to her brother, received Saturday. Miss Liz zie Lyness made known her marriage to man in Canaan by the name of Schmidt. the result of answering an advertisement inserted by Schmidt for a wife. Schmidt had been a widower but few weeks ago when he de- cided that he needed helpmate and advertised for one Miss Lyness of this place was among the eight wo- men who answered, and she proved to be the most acceptable. They met in Hartford last Tuesday and were married.
 Manchester-Miss Margaret Nichol- son Wells street single handed and alone early yesterday morning cap tured James Ellison, who had entered her fathers home. and Ellison is now locked up. Shortly after midnight Saturday morning, Miss Nicholson heard a cracking noise in a vacant room. just opposite from the room she was sleeping in. Thinking that 1t was made by her father. who is i'll, she hurried out of bed and suddenly entered the room from which the noise had come. She found a man there huddled up in a corner as though trying to prevent discovery.