Connecticut western news., 1916-11-09

Various Points In the State and So Reduced In Size That They Will Ap- peal to All Classes of Readers.
 It is estimated that there are about 2jOOOO factory operatives in Conmcrt;- cut.
 The signal system used by the p"licc department of Danbury is being eX- tended.
 Charles J. Scholl. Rockvillc'S fire signed his position.
 Sylvester Vinci was fined S21 in Now Britain police court on charge of hunting on Sunday.
 Ernest Hyde. siXty-tw0 years 0ll. committed suicide by hanging at his homo in New Haven.
 John J. Sullivan was found dca,! &# q result of gas asphyXiation at \ Chest nut street, New Haven.
 On the third Sunday in November Il branch of the Royal Order of Lions will be Instituted h Bridgeport.
 Crowded cOnditio1S in the state tn berculOSis Sanitaiium has caused q %t rious situation to arise in Meri.en.
 Frank Grant of TOrrington was hi' i by an automobile. and it WAS c"arc.! that lis injuries would prove fatal.
 Fire which started on the second floor completely destroyed the hCnC of the late Fred l.. Turney in TrumbulI. Daniel ROurke. old time resident and father of Postmaster Thonas S. I;oU:l:.' of UnionvillC. died after q short illness. Miss Anna Flynn of Cnionvlle has resigned her position as clerk in the poStofice. Miss Knott has flied th,' vacancy.
 John De Angelius. twenty years old. of Bridgeport, was killed at North ana HOuSatOnic avenues when run over hy a motor truck.
 The cornerstone of St. John the Evangelist chapel and school. New Britain, was laid by the Rev. Mgr Thomas &. Duggan.
 Phii:p Kent, eighteen years old. son 1 ,,f ~ NfI vile. died at their home after long illness with typhoid fever.
 Clarence c. AlbOrn. the twelve-year old son of MT. and Mrs. r.. C. Albnrn. ::iGd at the Bridgeport hospital follow ing &n automobile accident.
 Tho Rev. r. l.. Grant. for eleven Tea~s ,>aStor of the First Congrcga- liOnaI church of plainvillc. presented hi+~rp&jgnat!on to the parishoners.
 Tie Jesuit Fathers will open q mis- sion Saturday, Nov. 12. in St. Brcm- dams. New Haven. of which the Rev. John J. Mclaughlin, D. D.. is pastor.
 Irene. the siX-year-Old daughter O: MT. and Mrs. ROderick Gaudrcau of Wilimantic, died after an illness Of about two weeks with infantile paraly- sis.
 Industrial ITeriden is going like q house afire. Many plants are working nights. and on all sides the complain. is heard of inability to keep pace wit!t orders.
 The entire force of the joiners de- partment of the Palmer shipyard at NOank went out on strike fOliowin@ the resignation of the boss, G. H. Me l Donald.
 Evelyn Pepine. ten years old. ot Bridgeport died in St. VmcentS hos pital from burns suffered near her home when playmatcs showed her intu q bonfire.
 Louise Menchini, aged sevcntcen. who was struck by Police ConmiS- sioner J. A. Murray's automobile iE New Haven, died in a hospital fro.n her injuries.
 D. H. FinfrocE, a veteran of the civil war, is making inquiries in Brid@cpcrt regarding relatives of Charles B. Lew is. late of the Seventh regiment c. | Connecticut.
 While walking on High street. Hart ford s. EciZcr of i Arthur place Wa attacked and bitten by q large grey. hound said to be tho property of To cal business house.
 Charged with carrying concealed weapons. 3S caliber revolver having been found upon him, Philip Rotzian" of Bridgeport in the city court for, | feited his bond of $50.
 Paul Wiertak an\employee of one 0: Glastonbury's factories. was admitte,: