Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-29

l No one 7aving Expressed a Desire
 to become postmaster at Reynolds
 Bridge, Conn, the office, which has
 been in existence for the past thirty
 seven years. will be discontinued | Sidney Jones, a Real Estate Broker | of New York. and his fourteen years | old son Sycney, Jr, were drowned on Saturday at Yoke pond Maine. ac- cording to information received. at the Kathahdin Iron Works. on Sunday.
 Diamonds Valued at s1,5oo Were Stolen from Arthur Pauline of Wfch- ita, Kan, on Friday in a sleeping car on west bound Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific train. They were faits~ from Pauline's pocket while he wt- asleep.
 William C. Hoodiett, thirty four years old, manager of the CuIpepper, Va, Exponent. and his former wife, Bertha F. HoodIett thirty-one years old, were remarked in Washington. D. C.. on Saturday after fourteen months of separation.
 Joseph WeIoh, Ninety two Years Old Of West Lebanon, Wayne county, O., was served with a summons Satur- day in divorce suit brought by Mrs. Priscilla Welch who is eighty-eig Mrs. Weich ayers that her husband has been guilty of cruelty.
 Mrs. Ann J. Northwood of New Ha- ven. aged 65 years. was struck by a trolley car on Kimberly avenue Sun day night and suffered injuries which 1t is feared my prove fatal She was severely injured about the head and 1t is believed was hurt internally. She was taken to her home nearby.
 Edward Simonson. Watchman on board a dredger, was drowned in the Connecticut river at Middletown late Saturday night He fell while climb haG recovered. He was about SS years old and according to his fellow work men, came from Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Daniel Mckenzie, 42 Years, a night watchman at J. D. Packard & sons stable in Brighton. Mass. died Sun day as the result of a fractured skull. The police detained William Chamber lain. 45 years another watchman in the same sta ble, who they claim had a quarrel with Mckenzie last night.
 While Laying a Pipe Line Saturday under the floor of an automobile gar age at Point Marion. near Pittsburg. Pa, w. l.. Harvey proprietor of the place. unearthed the mutiiated body or the former mana ger. Frank Ringle, aged 54 years, who mysteriously dis appeared from his home on August l6.
 Richard cavanaugh of Waterbury, while riding on the running board of
 
 a trolley pole as the car was passing through Centerville and rendered un- conscious. After treatment by a phys ician in that place Cavaaugh was able to proceed to his home. It is not thought his injuries will prove seri- ous.
 The Promotion of Movement con ceived more than century ago to build a chain of inland waterways stretching along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida, is the sub- ject which will draw more than 1000 delegates to the convention of the 1 Deeper Waterwsys associa tion in Providence, R. l., on Wednes | day.
 Aroused by Faithful Watchdog l early Saturday morning. the family | on the farm of Louis Grass. at Midi caped the flames which had spread | to their dwelling house from burn ing barn close by. The barn. which | was fired by trsmps. was consumed. l along with horses and the seasons crops.
 John Viola is in the MiddIeses hos pital at MiGdletown with a serious | stab wound in the lower part of his abdomen, and the police are looking | Tor Michael Mattel in connection with the stabbing It is alleged that Mat lei cut Viola during a street fight Sunday. The wound, which is about i've inches long. is pronounced by the hospital physicians, while serious, not necessarily atal.