Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-01
SUDDEN DEATHS WERE
 4s IN LAST QUARTER.
Railroad Accidents Figured in Nearly One quarter of Coroner Browns Casea,

Railroad Accidents Figured in Nearly One-quarter of Coroner Browns Cases.
 Coroner Franklin H. Browns quar- terly report for the term ending Sep- tember 30 shows total of AS sudden and violent deaths which have been under his investigation in that time. This is about an average number for three months, not reaching the big rec ord of the preceding quarter when he had over 50 cases to investigate. To the total of AS, the towns of Norwich and New London each con- tribute the same number, 13. In each of the towns of Groton, Stonington and East Lyme, there were four cases. Railroad accidents figure in 10 of the fatalities investigated. The fol- lowing is the list for the towns of the county.
 Norwich.
 June 4-John McGibney, 60, throm- bosis following fractured leg in runa- way accident.
 7-,Joseph Howarth, 45, drowned. 16-Daniel E. Norton. 25, drowned. 17-Thomas McGuinness. 7S, heart disease.
 25-Walter H. Potter. 5s, heart dis ease.
 August s-Thomas H. Bracket of Worcester, Mass, S6, fractured skull struck by overhead railroad bridge. 11-Jehanna Buckley, 5S, heart dis ease.
 12-John F. Gleason, ss, cerebral hemorrhage
 24-Guy .DoIbeare Button. 70. an gina pectoris.
 29-Unknown man, probably John Donahue, 40, burned to death. 29-Unknown man, probably Den his Carey, 30. burned to death. Sept. 7-Thomas Moran, 53, suicide by cutting throat with a razor. 11-Franeeska Przestozlski, 52, oi Salem, Conn., suicide by poison. New London.
 July 1-George Brickle, 25, colored stab wound 2-Dennis J. Delaney, 51, pneumonia s-Alice Beckwith, 2s, suicide b! | poisoning.
 Wtadistaw Charnbin, 30, drown. ed. 1S-Sarah E., James. 50. heart trou | ble. 4-Mary Rose, 4, gastro- -enteritis ant convulsions.
 24-Joseph Salmon, 62, fractured | skull in fall after fist blow i 31-Mary Hiyak, one month, gastro l enteritis and exhaustion. | August S-Wynan c. Kasse, 24, run over by locomotive.
 16-Unknown man, about 45, frac tured skull. struck by overhead srail road bridge.
 17-Unknown man, about 45, frac l tured skull, struck by overhead rail 1 road bridge.
 1s--John D. Gilbert. 57. chronic en docarditis.
 skull, struck by locomotive.
 Groton.
 July 12-Unknown man, about 2t run over by train. l August 12-Nathaniel Elisha Wilbur 5S. heart disease from over exertion. Sept. 5--William E. Thorn, 23, o Sag Harbor, L. l., electric shock
 10-Samuel M Banning, S6, Bright disease and erysipelas. i Old Lyme.
 August 26-Daniel Hyde, SO, struc by train.
 
 August 26-Lucretia Royce, S5, car diac disease. Bozrah. | August 4-Gilbert A. Rudd, 67, val vular disease of heart.
 Griswold.
 August 4-Walter Joseph Jacobs, weeks. malnutrition.
 Stoninston.
 July S-Albert Platt, AS, crushed un der piano.
 14-Giuseppi Dolce. 1-2, convul sions.
 25-Ceeil Cheney of New Londol 43, crushed in railroad collision.
 25-J. J. Connolly of South Bostol Mass, 25. crushed in railroad collis ion.
 East Lyme.
 August 2o-Washington Reed, 6 cerebral hemorrhage.
 s1--Albert Maynard, 70, heart dis ease.
 Sept. s-o. c. Burgess. 50 to 65. ( Meriden. Conn. heart disease.
 9-James Monroe Whiting, 72, heal disease.
 Waterford.
 July 21-Lillian Nichols Beckwitl 41, chronic nephritis. August 12-Unknown woman, por tions of body washed ashore, cause { death unknown. Sept. 12-Margaret B. Porter, 5 cardiac valvular heart disease.
 MontvilIe. July 22-Charles D. Bolles, 3 struck by train. 26-Trist Wutka, : months enterC : colitis. Preston. ! July 23-Susanna Chluda 50, . Greeneville, cerebral hemorrhage. , IdaaI HIuh MAa4pnd