Connecticut western news., 1911-03-02
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Garotsky house. The flames spread rapidly. Two persons. half uncon- scious from the dense smoke. managed to escape by leaping from the second story windows.
 Charles G. Bartsch. Jr.. son of car riage manufacturer of Brooklyn, who was locked up in Adams street station charged with intoxication. died in his cell two hours afterward from frac- tured skull. He was found by po- liceman leaning against the side of q stoop, apparently sleeping. The police man took him to the station house, and a surgeon from the Brooklyn hos pital who was called pronounced il Il plain case of intoXication. When the ambulance surgeon was called a sec- ond time and found Bartsch dead he said that death was due to cerebral hemorrhage. Coroner's Physician liar tungs autopsy disclosed the fact that death was caused by fractured skull
 While her mother awaited her In their home across the street and per sons on the principal thoroughfare were not fifteen feet distant Miss Edith Mitchell, twenty-two years old. of Burlington, N. l., was attacked by negro, gagged, chloroformed and robbed. Her assailant escaped. Harry B. Perkins. night watchman, stun bled over the unconscious form of the young woman when he was making his rounds at midnight, and but for this relief physicians say he would have died of suffocation.
 The plant of the Ithaca Chronicle, one of the oldest weekly newspapers in that part of New York state, was practically destroyed in a fire which did $10.OO0 damage. The plant and 1 job stock are almost totally destroyed The Cornell Sun and Cornell Alumni News are printed by the Chronicle The building of the Ithaca Daily News, next door to the Chronicles building, was damaged by water, but escaped destruction.
 Former Judge Arthur G. Warner oi Woodbury, Conn, Is an embezzler, ac' cording to a decision of Judge VII liam s. Case of the superior court. He misappropriated $11 1871 belonging tC the $100OO0 estate of George R. Lewis of Woodbury, of which he was the administrator, according to the court l When last heard from Warner was ir northern Massachusetts. Criminal ac tion probably will be brought against him. L Condemned to the electric chair b, the testimony of her nine-year-olC l daughter, Mrs. Lona Cusumano is nov confined in the state prison at Charles town. Mass. Her daughters story O how she paid S35 to her paramour Enrico Masciolli. to slay her husband | Frank Cusumano. convicted her. N woman has yet been executed by cleo tricity in Massachusetts in the twelv' years since that form of execution wa 1 adopted. H.
 Having intercepted a letter writer to his wife by Jimmy Bentola of Oak land, N. J., Pellitrino Leguori of New York journeyed to Oakland for tht l purpose of killing him. The two meI met and, turing Bentola to the out skirts of the village, Leguiro stabbed Bentola until the latter fell uncon scious. Leguori was arrested anC sent to jail. Bentola will probably die. .t.
 The partial destruction of his home by fire made Thomas Callahan of Ja maica, N. r., temporarily insane, anC he was carried, yelling and screaming in an ambulance to a hospital. Calla han believed that his wife and baby had died in the flames, but neighborf say that Mrs. Callahan and her chile have not been at home for a week.
 Four persons are missing and are be lieved to be dead and six seriousl. injured as the result of an explosion of 5000 pounds of dynamite on scov opposite Seufert's cannery in the Go lumbia river, near The Dalles, Ore.