The Press., 1909-11-17

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 F. Kitchen. former resident. ha been In town this week.
 There will be a meeting of che Re- Men to-moErow evening.
 John sena opened his new movinI picture placa in his block Monda. evening.
 Ms Alfred Donath of Mystic wa che Rueat of Mr. and Mrs. Johi Bissstte ever Sunday.
 Charles Chandler returned the frs of the week from . trip to Greeuaelt and North Adams. Mass.
 The girls of the 0. '. O. will hols meeting with Miss ArgentA mex Tuesday evening at T.sO.
 Ths curbing to bs used around th' passenger station has arrived. ana will be put in place at once.
 There was small fire in the picker room of the Faulkner mill Monday It was put out quickly with but little damage.
 There is talk of moving the rail road tracks to the south a foot or foot and one-half nearer the plant of Smith & Cooley.
 The many friends of Miss Kate Lord regret that as necessary for her C return to H4 zd for medical treat msnt. which she did Wednesday.
 Rev. aud Mrs. R M. D. Adnma are spending a week in New Hampshire and Brighton, Mass. While away Grace church rectoTy is being re. paired.
 Angelo PontscelIo, for breaking the Sunday law by hunting. was before the borough court Monday. He was fined $2 and costs, amounting to $19. 9S.
 It is reported that the livery stable formerly conducted by Charles Ander- son is to bs rebuilt by Samuel Rock we'll, and will be occupied by the Helm livery stable.
 There was 8 disastrous fire just over the line In Ellington yesterday afternoon, when John Spancer's house and barn burned. The stock was saved and most of the furniture.
 At the Congregational church next Sunday evening extra music appro- --s-k. Ea 2I,.s nE,.,hz.g,T,n kSroa 83I1 be given, including organ prelude and postlude and two anthems by the choir.
 The New City mill at Stsffordville, owned by the Fabyan company, is to be started again, after being idle for about two years. Operations will be commenced as soon Es repairs can be made and force of operatives as sembled.
 Miss Minnie Theising, second daughter of William Theising, and Paul Tutsohmann, were united in marriage at the Congregational par sonage Saturday afternoon. For the present they will board at the home of the groom's parents on Holland avenue.
 W. A. Sesar has taken the position as manager at the Springs Honss. Mir. Segar Is an experienced hotel man and we'll known locally through his connection with the old house and the new one. For the past few yesrs le has bsen employed at the Hamp- hire House in Wsre. ......,
 Miss Katherine Bradley, 20. com nitsed suicide about 2 o'clock this by taking corrosive Pnbli- mate. The young woman was em- ployed BF Mrs. Keefe at the City Hotel. She YVES In good spirits all day Tuesday, talking and laughing about her work. This morning she arose Fs usual and attended to her duties, but seemed somewhat gloomy. Mrs. Kesfe spoke of this condition, but the girl said she felt all right. About 2 o'clock Mrs. Keefe suggested having bres kfast, as it was her custom to sit down with Katherine and enjoy the morning meal together. The girl said ''I have to go upstairs first. '" Ms. Keefe eat down and ate alone. Soon after, wondering at the non-ap- pearance, she went upstairs to investi- gate. She found her in the bath tub with her clothes on, with the water turDed on. The amount of water in the tub indicated that she had been there but short time. George Wood was huIriedly summoned from the market below. Mir. Wood went up and lifted her out of the tub and took Ter to another room. She was con. soious and MT. Wood said, Kate, you have tsken something " This she acknowledged, and MT. Wood said, "What have you taken ?" Her throat and tongue were so badly burned that she could not pronounce the name of the compound, and in fact about all the intelligible words she uttered alter the act were "too bad," ''too bad. '' sorry " Dr. Bard and Medi- cal Examiner Newton were summoned, but nothing could be done. She took so large a dose that the chances were against her, even if medical aid could have been obtained at once. She died in about 20 minutes after she was first found in the tub. The medical examiner's report to the coroner gives the cause of death as suicide, due to temporary insanity. The poison was secured last summer for use in a bed room. After using it Mrs. Keefe asked the girl to put it away, and had not thought about it since. The bottle was found in front of the girls bed, with what there was left of the poison. It is possible that she took the poison in her own room, and owing to the burning sensation went