Connecticut western news., 1910-06-16
NEWS OF THE STATE,
Breezy Happenings Condensed and Compiled for Rapid
 Reading.

| legislature has deceased, aged 47.
 David s. Osborne, Bridgeport, is under $1,000 bonds for the next term of the United States District Court, for us- ing the mails for furthering lottery scheme.
 | Cornelius Donohue, Middletown, is in the hospital with razor served wind pipe, resulting from a suicidal attempt while drunk.
 The blowing up of a trolley car con- troller, caused 20 panic stricken pass engers at New Haven to jump, resulting in several severe injuries.
 For horse stealing, Michael Long. New Britian, goes to prison for from | IS months to years.
 Winiferd Ann Hart, Bridgeport, has been made member of the state board of registration and examination of nurses for years, from July 1.
 Governor Weeks has approved $tO,- 900 acquisition on the comptroller for the state armory at Torrington.
 Stephen Sypos has been transferred from Fairfield county jail to the Con- necticut hospital for the Insane.
 Several Connecticut postmasters wear smiling faces over an increase in salary under the new postal regulation law.
 Ella UnderhilI, year old daughter of Orville O. Underhill, Suffield, died under hospital operation for removing a whole peanut from her lungs, which she had swallowed.
 William F. Bidwen has been appointed Postmaster at Killingly.
 Lakeville football field has been looked over and engaged for the September practice training of Yale's football squad.
 Road oiling as dust settler does not find general favor throughout the state, as mud and oil form combination which, once spattered on clothing, ruins it and spells the lustre of highly finished vehicles.
 Contact with a live wire, while trimming trees. instantly killed elect ric lineman James Dillian, at Hart. ford.
 The Hendey Machine Co.,, Torrington, are working their plant four nights a week overtime to keep up with the Rush of orders.
 Mrs. Charles Lacy. Sport Hill Easton drove her automobile off a bridge into Bonnet spring brook, overturning it in the stream, while learning to drive. The three occupants were unhurt.
 Fire has destroyed the main building of the Overlook Sillsck Military Acad- emy at Norwalk, entailing a property loss of 5000 but destroyed no lives.
 The annual shoot of the Pahquioque club, Danbury, admitted to be the largest shooting contest in New Eng land is booked for July 30, the leading state Championship for 100 birds.
 Bethel is planning for an "Old Home Day. for July 4.
 The annual meeting of the State Police Association will be held in Stamford July '. The Executive com mittee meet the night before.
 Counterfeiters have flooded Bridge port with $5 and $1 Spurious bills.
 Alhert Opdale, s years old, Bridge, port, was killed by Harold O. Sher. woods automobile, in front of which he jumped from wagon.
 New Haven leading retail stores may close from Saturday noon to Monday, during July and August if contemplated plans instigated by clerks are carried out.
 General financial conditions attri- buted to government action against railroads, has caused indifnite post posed railroad from White Plains, N. Y. to Danbury.
 The Annual field day of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Connecticut will be held ill Derby, Saturday, June IS.
 The silk weavers labor troubles at Bethel have been satisfactorily settled and the 50 strikers have returned to work
 A thousand singers will contest in the state German SaenGerfest, at Hartford, June 20-21, representing 24 societies.
 The fifth burglary within two weeks took place Saturday night, when Mrs. A. S. Eddy's house was robbed of some jewlery.
 Thomas E. Warrington, of New Haven, was critically injuried Saturday, by being hit with an automobile driven by Edward Pratt.
 Robert Patterson's body was found in Mill River, New Haven, Saturday. President Taft will attend Yale com- mpOoamant