Indictments Return in Rail Case and Local Convictions
GEO H WOODRUFF reports indictments against the Southern Pacific Railway Company for Sherman antitrust violations. Jame 2-A termal grand jurors appear June 15 to answer charges. Frank W Corrington deputy treasurer convicts for siphoning city property valued at $10.0M and is sentenced to Clinton prison for up to seven years, with a three years six month maximum. Albert Meat Win, a farmer, murders his wife at Labelle Missouri on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuthera Roca Indectes
Kes Aneries
Jame
Southern Pacific Relirow Company
Sheronas
Teestraine
Troy
Frank W. Corrington
Clinton
Addington
Waterown Jottings and Local Notices Update
Day Woodward adds a larger veranda to his house. Miss Celia McConnell of Water ville visited town Sunday. Philip Braden of Hartford stayed over Sunday. Mrs Edgar Norton is seriously ill and recovery doubtful. Attorney Carmody plans to move into his summer residence this week. Edward Barber, a Taft student, visited Woodbury yesterday afternoon. Michael E. Braden bought a moving van. Harry Fisher is very ill with pleurisy. Local wedding: Miss Lotte Hard and Henry Roeske in Waterbury. New parochial school opens next September for grammar and high school. Water town fire district annual meeting reports approved. officers elected: Ira Hotchkiss, Dr Charles Jackson, Fletcher Judson. treasurer Paul Klimpke. secretary F B Noble. auditors H H Bartlett, B Havens. Votes authorize incandescent lights near Martin Thomas and Miss Wallace residences after new street acceptance. District committee authorized to purchase 160 feet of hose for tire department. With $1100 balance, tax set at 11 1/2 mills to be paid August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Celia McConnell
Waterville
Philip Braden
Hartford
Edgar Norton
Attorney Carmody
Edward Barber
Taft
Woodbury
Michael E. Braden
Harry Fisher
Lotte Hard
Henry Roeske
Waterbury
Watertown
Ira Hotchkiss
Charles Jackson
Fletcher Judson
Paul Klimpke
F. B. Noble
H. H. Bartlett
B. Havens
J. D. Mehe
Martin Thomas
Jones of Arkansas Gone Dies Former United States Senator
Former United States Senator James Kimbrough Jones of Arkansas died after an illness. A Confederate veteran, he rose as a Democratic leader, chairing the Democratic National Committee and backing Bryan. He served three terms in the Senate, leading finance debates and later practiced law in Washington. He was 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
James Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William J. Bran
Democratic National Committee
Mississippi
James Kimbrough Jones
Dallas County
Arkle
James D. Walker
United States Senate
Kenetor Jones
Bryan
Jones
Naugatuck Notes and Society Happenings Report
Mrs Asley Gillette visits with Mrs Elizabeth Platt of Prospect and several residents are listed with illness travel and local events. Dr Bull attends American Medical Association convention in Chicago. Marie Morse buried in Dover Plains. Baptist Ladies Aid meets. Alpha Delta Chi and Ramona Council notes. engagements and weddings announced. local deaths and real estate sales listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bull
Chicago
American Medical Association
Marie Louise Morse
Dover Plains
N. Y
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Chester Judd
Prospect Street
William Crandall
Hartford
Thomas Dowling
Lewis Street
Rose Bingham
D. Bingham
South Main Street
Boston
Mass
Apha Delta Chi
Ada
Bessie Babbitt
Brooklyn
St Francis’ Church
Catherine Patterson
Naugatuck
John Donovan
Waterbury
Father Fanning
St Mary's Church
St Francis T. A. B. Society
Edward Miller
Trolley Express
Boston Automobile School
Harry Davis
Oakville Happenings and Local Notices
Miss E M Davis returned from a brief stay in Bridgeport. Miss Mabel Matthews visited friends in Massachusetts. H F Scott of Knob Hall retired from a few days in Bridgeport. Congregational church plans annual strawberry supper Thursday 5 to 8. Mrs W B Main and two daughters of Riverside street left for Bradford VI for several months with relatives. The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman fell and broke his left arm near Slade's factory on Falls avenue. The arm was set by Doctors Martin and Variell and the boy rests comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Davis
Bridgeport
Mabel Matthews
Massachusetts
H. F. Scott
Knob Hall
Congregational Church
W. B. Main
Riverside Street
Bradford
Frank Hoffman
Slade
Falls Avenue
Martin
Watertown
Variell
Waterbury
Murderous con artist tale grips Gunness lore in Jersey City
Cornelius P. Vreeland testifies at a New York hearing about his daughter Sarah Arabella Vreeland and Julius G. Truelson Jr. He says Truelson claimed to help dispose of bodies for Belle Gunness at Laporte Ind. The would‑be killer warned of a second wife murder plot and drifted into a Texan jail cell on swindling charges while Mae O’Reilly’s fate remains unclear. Truelson’s brother calls him crazy from past injuries and reform school time.
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New York
Sarah Arabella
Julius G. Truelson, Jr
Vernon
Tex
Belle Guinness
Laporte
Ind
Cornelius P. Vreeland
Canarsie
Vreeland
Truelson
Harry Trielson
Julius, Jr
de Piavo
Julius Trueelsons
Texas
Jonathan G. Thaw
Pittsburg
Texa
Mae Francis O'Reilly
Rochester
Gunness
Trelson
Belle
Jersey City
Montreal
Trueison
Trueleon
William Wilson
Mae O'Reilly
Traverson
Miss Vreeland
Vree_land
Troeison
Harry Sai
Julies
Elmira
Moe Ganness
Harry ‘Trueison
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Cracy
Emirs Reformatory
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Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Bank Street
Panama
P. Friedman
Boston Millinery Store
Tey Eas
H. H. Beadle
Buckingham Building
Bank and Grand Sts
A. Derobertis
Geo. H. Woodruff
Wises
Labelle
Albert Meatt Win
Oakville
Naugatuck Nuggets
Asley Gillette
Elizabeth Platt
Prospect
Joseph Lyman
Mamie Lyons
Golden Hill Street
John Boylan
Cincinnati
Boylan
William Ackerman
Norfolk
Joseph Ackerman
Maple Street
Mason DeWitt
Pari Place
Elmer Windsor
Providence
Salem Lutheran Church
Hillside Avenue
St Michael’s Church
Ramona Council
Frank Cleveland Goodyear
Hilside Avenue
Marion Anderson Gay
York City
New York City
Scott Co, O. R
K. P
Charles Wilson
Catherine Wilson
Roldings
Union City
Laporte Farm
Cess
Hallet & Davis
Conn
M. J. Newell
South Main
Best Dental Co
Icturer's Bank
Bank
Blue Flame
Summer King
Florence
Magnet Hardware Go. Inc
East Main
Allard & Blanchette
South Main ST
Grand ST
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