Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30

| Various Points In the State and So Reduced In Size That They Will Ap-
 peal to All Classes of Readers.
 The residence of Frank c. Clark on Main street. Glastonbury, was totally destroyed by fire.
 Dr. William H. Sharpe and Mrs. i Sharpe of Putnam observed their six tieth wedding anniversary.
 Burglars entered the B. H. Wester mann place in West Avon and took away some silver and many valuables.
 Mrs. Margaret Gambell, widow of the late George N. Gambell of Suffield, celebrated her eighty fourth birthday at her home.
 The home of George s. Jones, in the southern section of East Hartford, was destroyed by fire, entailing a loss of about $4,OOO.
 Word was received of the sudden death in Holyoke, Mass, of Donald McKinnOn. some years ago a resident of South Manchester.
 Between fifty and sixty stage hands working in Hartford theaters went on strike, demanding higher wages and encouragement of hours.
 Dominic O'Brien, aged seventy years. one of the oldest tobacco growers and farmers in Suffield, died of heart dis
 ease after a short illness.
 William McDonough, fifty, painter and paperhanger of Portchester, N. Y, who shot himself in West Haven, died at the New Haven hospital.
 Twenty of New Havens motorcycle
 police put their machines in storage for
 the winter and were detailed by Chief
 Smith to the various precincts.
 Cash to the amount of $57 and two
 checks for $173 were stolen from the
 cash register at the Stanley-Svea Grain
 and Coal company, New Britain. Miss Ruth Law, who made new American record in flying from Chica-
 go to BinghamtOn, N. Y, formerly re-
 sided on Clifton street, New Haven. Ptalaran PietrO, aged twenty-siX, Of
 New Britain died at the Hartford hos
 pital from injuries received when he drove his motorcycle into an automO- bile.
 Married twenty-three years ago and , deserted seven years ago, Annie Verify of Bridgeport seeks a separation from her husband, Edward Verity, of Rose lyn, N. Y.
 Because he refused a loan of $1 Will
 Ham Zemtravich of New Britain was shot by Stanley Cizouskos and is now in a hospital suffering from a bullet in his chest.
 John Genzin, an employee of the Collins company of Collinsville, was found dead in his room at A J. Sig nets boarding house. He had beer burned to death.
 ! Two men forced their way into the old Mix mansion, at Whalley avenue and Fountain street, New Haven. and carted away nearly $1O00 worth of antique furniture. Apollo lodge, No. 33, Knights of Pythias. of Middletown celebrated its forty-fOurth anniversary by working the knight rank with all past chancel- \ lors in the chairs.
 Dr. w. T. Nagle. health officer of Fairfield, while driving his automobile to Bridgeport struck and killed Walter < NJ. Benton. forty years old, of Gilmon street, Black Rock. William A. Hunt, twenty-nine, resid- ing in Mulberry road, GuilfOrd, died at 8 the New Haven hospital of gas bacillus poisoning, following a compound frac- ture of the right leg. Francis R. Mallory of Bristol, senior s member of the firm of F. R. Mallory E { eration in Hartford for the removal of a a cataract from his eye. Sara Faraci, five years old, of Water ford died at a hospital in New London a from scalds about the back and chest 3 received by backing into a tub of boiling water at her home. Impressive installation services were held in the First Congregational church, Danbury, when the Rev JO- B seph Hooker Twichell was formally in stalled as pastor of the church. Herbert ". Bradbury, the five-year- old son of Professor c. E. Bradbury of the Hartford high school. was killed ' when he was struck by an automobile