Connecticut western news., 1917-03-01

aII auJCIlllg territory. uleu at HIS hI me. ? Clay street. The rowing authorities of Cornell and Yale have agreed on a dual regat- ta, to be rowed Cn Saturday, May 19. It is understood that the distance will be about two miles,
 Edward Foley, twenty-eight years old, who comes from Norwich and has been employed in Hartford as a wait CT in Longs hotel, died in police cell without medical attendance.
 April 25 marks the twenty-third an- nfversary of the founding of the East Hartford fire department. and follow ing an established custom the different companies will unite in a celebration. No clew has been obtained by the police to the identity of the highway man who held up Mrs. Reyhl of 66. Congress street in front of the Argyle apartments on Congress stree, Bristol.
 
 c. Hincks of his commission as an officer in the Connecticut national guard reserve is accepted in special orders from the office of the adjutant general
 While at work at the Essex Wood Turning company, Essex, Edward Power lost the index and middle fin- gers at the middle joint and a portion of his thumb on his left hand on a cir cular saw.
 The Hartford police have been asked to assist in locating James B. Whittier, the sixteen-year-old son of Mr. and l Mrs. Frederick Whittier of 5S Larabee street, Burnside, who has been missing i from his home
 Charles w. Warner, foreman of the box department at the factory of the i Williams Bros. Manufacturing con- , pany in Glastonbury for twenty-six years, has been retired on a pension | by the company.
 | modelled home of Charles N. LeGeyt of Barkhamstead Hollow. Mr. LeGeyt and daughter were out sleighing and upon returning found the flames en- veloping the house.
 The Stanley works of New Britain will build a warehouse 80 by 130 feet ] and eight stories high. It will be re-en- forced concrete and will be equipped with automatic sprinklers. The esti- mated cost is $125,0OO.
 Joseph Jakuelowicz, eleven years old, of 72 Mill River street, New Haven, touched one of the high tension wires of the New Haven road electric zone near the railroad bridge on Olive street and was fatally injured.
 MT. Raymaker acted as pastor at the First Congregational church, Granby, recently. He is a student from Hart ford Theological seminary of Hartford, but will go to China as a missionary when through in Hartford.
 Katherine Helen Callahan, the thir- teen-months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Callahan of East Hart, ford, died at the family home. The child was one of twins, and the other died about three months ago.
 An application was made to Gov. ernor Holcomb by the New Haven county authorities for a requsition on the governor of Pennsylvania for the extradition of Joseph Bucceri, wanted on a charge of seduction in Derby.
 Announcement has been made by the State Tuberculosis Commission that New Haven has won the pennant for the largest per capita sales of Christ. mas Red Cross seals ill class A in this state for the past Christmas season.
 The records of the quartermaster of the Connecticut national guard show that in the two years ended Oct. L 1916, the state paid the funeral ex. penses of 337 veterans of the civil war and forty-One of the Spanish-American war.
 Shortly after his father, Charles Leet jesky, went to the basement of the hardware store he conducted in New Haven, William Leetjesky heard him fall to the floor, and on going down dis covered his father dead of heart dis. ease.
 The Rev. George o. Tamblyn, pastor of Olivet Congregational church, in Bridgeport, announced that he would resign his pastorate immediately to begin, without remuneration, work of recruiting for the American Red Cross society.
 Dr. George A. Gilbert of Danbury