HAR1FoRp, Nov. 2, lS44.
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HARIFoRp, Nov. 2, 1915.
FIRES P,oba6ie Murder Hartford Police Branch Rail-
road 10 the Ripernfadei Of Nw Hares-Residenees in
Hartford Us. those Of Ntw Haren--New Haren Jeaiou.
sizes Canal Raiiro dd
We have in our city q set Of unhung and uncatchable
iacendiaries who have carried brisk business the
past six months in the barn burning line On Thursday
night last, about o'clock, G. NJ Sessions joiners shop
tormeriy Capt Crockers) in Village street, fred.
1t was consumed with large quantity Of oiners tools
lumber and work


Last night. at haltpast o'clock, Woodruff Cadwels
barn, in Commerce street. discovered on fire This
also the work Of ncendiares From the barn the fire
communicated to the house through the nine min aIlev
and after three OK four hours work the emen saved the
house, minus the Roof and Kellogg's mammoth store
house south oi it. to which the Gre also communicated
A few months since this same barn was fired. bo, u,
discovered in time 30 prevent alarm. Every person
acquainted in Hartford kno this place II is said To- he
G am told has paid in ALL some $1,000 10 $1,000 fines
stand, IN prison for keeping disordcrly house.


The hreren, as NJ 'ai rallied in five minutes but thew
appeared 70 GET every tilg wrong end frat; and il was
hard work ior them TO ply nuisance; and when
they were changing the direction Of pipes II ON rear
to front the remen and others were loud In their crcs
Of "let her burn y and when the house oor was well
hands Whilst the barn was burning some chans unt ~
to rolling tenpins scot free" until the flames drove
them liquor rundled into the street and set





thrown into the mud under foot-so that what was
saved from fire, lost through careIessness and ma
lice. This fire, although occurring at only gk O'clock
and on Saturday night found the inmates Gather mo-
ther chlr. and boaIders) all abed and asleep No
human lives lost. Caldwell this morning allow ed TO
VISIT the ruins, under charge Of officers lie wept IIc
hes lot his valuable he one of the best
truly noble animal ~ - ~
Between II and | o'clock this morning, a wagon was
.h 20 arve ,nrously down to Of docks and
sonepody was thrown into the river II was heard by
hands IN avessel lying at the dock In the morninp n
ittle hcsn and some Light hair were IN ter
hawser The river, this forenoon has bean Jrsaasd 81
but no other body than that black dop was fn,,yd
but was not this thrown In to screen the 3ody M
nsfed mani VINO believes that thnt wagon drovo 40
there al that time oi night, to throw In dead dosS
ms looks too much like Jesse Pomrov AMI onon,hr
recent murder affair, to suit me But our citv n c
more congcnal mpoyme nj in loafing around rhm ]
corner-the Justices 0ffcethan in tracing omt
Wnen i'll King Caucus" nominate some fathfni ana
crimescarching officers for our town. ~
we are to have branch railroad to the river bond IN
unite win the Springfield portion about one mile north
eas the great bridge and half mile east of the tn
he Aesht dePotis to be erected the foot of Tai
oott ~ on Csmmerce This will ease OF the overflow of
irgnt whch the Companys present largo depot Is inca
Fable Of accommodating 1t Is good movement for the
Company ana io our city II TO come down Commerce
street across Bridge street. near the Great Ridge In
fouthessteily direction to the Bridge 90 -


a short time since, had in our CITY op exbibi,;o,
perfect model oil the city Of New Haven II was very
much paronzef and to the satisfaction Of the propric
tor You are soon to have II in New York understond
As piece Of mechanical ingenuity, worthy of na
onage u Is more finished piece Of workmanship tan
either the Paris or tho London models-boh of which