Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
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 Hartford Michael J. Pigott was found dead in his room at, Longs hotel about noon yesterday. Norfolk derailing of two freight cars here last night blocked the east bound track of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road for several hours.
 Norwalk Collector Frederick Brewer of this city was thrown from his carriage about noon yesterday on West avenue, and had his left thigh | broken He is at the NorWalk hos pital.
 Stamford-A man thought to be William Kowins of Ansonia commit | ted suicide in a lodging house here Wednesday night by turning on a gas jet and filling the room with gas. He was about 40 years old. New Haven-The trial of Albert L. Judd of Willimantic, the state po- liceman charged with using his re- volver during a raid at Savin Rock cafe last June, has been put over until the January term of the su- perior court.
 Hartford-The train that left Hartford for Springfield at 4:2S o'clock yesterday afternoon in charge of Conductor Miller was delayed for five minutes because herd of COWS decided to cross the track at Wilson station just at the moment that the train was passing that place. The train stopped for the cows, but not before two of them had been struck and killed. The COWS belonged to . MT Anson.
 Marlborough - Raccoon hunters, who were going through the woods in the northern part of the town Wednesday night, found the skeleton of a man in section of woodland near the Glastonbury line. The man had been dead perhaps a year, as all the flesh had disappeared from the bones and the clothing was in frag- ments. In what remained of the clothing was found dollar watch, 60 cents in money and jackknife. but nothing else which would tend to identify the remains.
 Manchester-George L. Wilkinson will leave town Sunday and on Mon day will start the manufacturing, of acetylene tanks of his own inven- tion. MT Wilkinson has invented many different acetylene contriv- ances, but was unable to get them onto the market owing to financial conditions. An East Hampton man has become interested in the new tank, which is to be used on auto mobiles, and has come forward with the money. A place is being fitted up in Cobalt where the tanks are to be made.
 Greenwich-It was learned late last night that the burglary here in connection with which the New York police arrested two suspects, was in the residence of w. w. Hyde, who lives on Field Point road The jew elry stolen was the property of Mrs Howard Morton. daughter of Mrs Howard Morton, daughter of Mir and Mrs W. w. Hyde, who is visiting her pdlCn MS ElOi tOH " do SobCu tO the telephone at dinner time last night and she left the light burning in her bedroom after she had an- swered the call After dinner she returned to her room and found that the light had been turned out, and that her jewels were missing.
 Glastonbury-About g o'clock last night Michael Wierdak, aged 30 years and unmarried, called at the home of Peter Ruaha, aged 54 years and married. and told the latter that Ruaha's dog had bitten him. Wier- dak wanted the owner of the dog 10 make good the damages and dispose of the dog. ~Ruaha had different ideas on the subject and, being, of quarrelsome disposition. commenced an argument which led to the death