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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
COSTLY FIRE AT DETROIT.
ShipbuiIding Plant Was Almost
Wholly DESTROYED.

Detroit, Mich.-Fire of unknown
origin almost wholly destroyed the
Wyandotte plant Of the Detroit Ship
building Company. Officers of the
concern say the loss may be over
100000. An excursion steamer in
the course of construction, at an esti-
mated cost Of S1,50O,OOO, was saved.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
BOY LOSES LIFE ON DARE.
Stands Too Long In the Path Of Auto
Truck and Is Run Down.

Chicago.-John DOnigan, years
old, was killed on the South Side as
the result of winning a dare from
party of schoolboys, The boys were
crossing street and dared each 9TH
er to stand longest in the path of a
large automobile truck. Donigan stay
ed too long.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
NEW REBEL MOVEMENT.
General AguiIar and Followers Take
Several Towns.

Washington. - Dispatches 10 the
State Department continue to tell Of
the growth of the new rebel move
ment in the State of Vera Cruz, led
by General Aguilar, g. former federal
officer. 1t is reported that several
towns have been taken by Aguilar and
his followers, and that he rapidly is
increasing his forces.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
TABLET FOR TITANIC HERO.
Southern University Fraternity Com.
memorates Major Butt.

Nashville, Tenn.-A bronze tablet
ito commemorate the noble life and
the heroic death" of Major Archibald
Willingham Butt, U. S. A, was unveil-
ed in All Saints Chapel, University
Of the South, at Sewanee. Major Butt
was a Sewanee alumnus and the UNI
yelling ceremonies were under
auspices of his fraternity, Delta Tau
Delta.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
SEES GROWTH OF LUNACY

real increase of lunacy, was very
much beside the question, taken as
whole. Fifty years ago there was one
lunatic in SIS of the population, but
now one in 236. At that rate of prog
ress, he said, in three hundred years
time there would be more lunatics IN
the world than sane people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
HURT SAVING KITTEN.
Child Of Six Has Legs Cut Off BY
Train.

Wheeling attempting to save
the life of her pet kitten 6-year-old
Anna Peozel was run down by a
freight train and both legs were cut
off close to the body. Witnesses of
the distressing accident say the kit
ten with which she was playing jump
ed from her arms and dashed across
the railroad tracks The little girl
seeing the approaching train ran onto
the track after the kitten.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
PLAYED WITH DYNAMITE.
Student Has Hand Blown Off When
Cap ExpIodes.

Rock Island, Il.-Willie Greiner
picked at a dynamite cap with a pen
in German Lutheran parochial
schoolroom here. The cap exploded
and Willies left hand was torn away.
The SO other pupils were thrown into
a panic. Greiner is II years old.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
Look for the Pink Tint.

Washington, D. C.-"Girls with pink
tinted teeth have loving disposition
and will make good wives" declared
Dr. Jacob S. Wells, a prominent den.
fist of Fargo, N D., at the National
Dentists convention here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
REBEL LEADER A PRISONER.
General Mena Captured With the
Town Of Granada.

San del SuT.-The town of Granada,
which was in the hands of the Mica
raguan rebels, has surrendered to the
government. Gen. Luis Mena, the in.
surgent leader, has been taken
prisoner.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

"votes for Women" on Checks.
Newport I'm order to advertise the
suffrage cause. Mrs. o. N. P. Belmont
has had Votes for women" stamped
on all her bank. checks.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

person, whereas the consumption Of
meat was less than ounces; of but
ter 113 ounces and slightly more than
one pint of milk, of which nearly hair
was skim milk OK buttermilk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
EARTHQUAKE IN ILLINOIS.
Tremors Continue For Several Sec.
onds At Rockford.

Rockford, Ill.-Two distinct earth
quake shocks, the first occurring at
1910 O'Clock, were felt here. Dishes
were scattered from dinner tables by
the tremors, which continued for sew.
leral seconds. The shocks caused con.
siderable alarm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04
100000 FIRE.

Spark From Locomotive Ends In De.
struction OF Lumber.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Fire supposed
" caused by a spark of a railway
engine caused the loss of lumber
valued at $4,000 and a warehouse
valued at $4,000 belonging to the
McCulloch- Kuhn-Atkinson Company
here. Eight firemen narrowly escap-
cd when the upper floors fell.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

Toxic has female population OF
$4,000, and of these $4,000 are elm.
ployed outside of their own families.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

London has about 5000 milkshops
and about the same number of public
houses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

Some mems idea of luck is to owe
more than they can pay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29

$uari5; Nugget Ser"lCs.
 DCRA22o. AILan nia, Sor. 2E-Tne Serrian troops occupied this iowa ro- day and nut the slightest res3bLAn:s ~Rs etrercd. InamsdlAtrly the fl'fta waa distributed RT ucnerGl Janlsurioh ia purma ant eurtrers. 4 demnnstta- 2 uru uf BelEUnls rHk made by the Al- bHnIap r.ssILAuA but Iha TOIkish 0i- ncISls rsFuuinrL cnnsrItEouRL away. lKs Ecrvtan lag is nV~ flying from various buildings, Thu men suGm to be touSeIouk of thE Lzcl IhaL all ths world tL MoW watching thGu[
 ls6&rAi JanhovLch aud hiS chEH aides HTe consLR1t.y l1 coflsultsrion Th&i uSId n visit IT. th3 rsrur front immediately after hmrinS nrriEed sEt- Gently ~S1h the expcutad EonsIIIf of th+ Austrian hAttiesFipH 'n mina. So duhi IitIlr DurazIu u[ter c-rtar1rs Sf res' re-cnier thc world EtAKe' II has Gnl, < kor hundrsdA in popuisLion. but |! Ls the key HOW 10 the great FituAf'on-
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' N LnAst Special Sorvics.

MLnAst Special servics.
 .Ast4SSpON, Nov. 39-"WG have ntTS IsaAHIlsd DurAZuu tnr pcrp"luiH.
 S4ch EAs the IMessaEe received ye.S- tclHey py tIIe GnIeTnnent D. hsT'i' irra .IhA ceInma1lIier uT its army ':l AesutA. 0enEraI JnnkoyInn, md tht woras gan cLly he taken to mean [ dsIlAncs cast at Austria,
 Ths ssxnHarlty Of ehu eEpreAstoR tu that Used by MarsnaI IcNahon Is hs- Ing comneut<,l upon all oyer today WtI@n McMahon took ths MAlHlzUn at th" yi6se 0t &Apaztop0I nnd when hs waa later adtiS%d hy inc FEepeh and tiriIIsh cnmnEIudArs t0 rslinquIsh Bu dangerous , post hd said siruply: '1 ara herc I atny heTu." Hts vas d. rtAnns and the statement of JGnRUv5Eh 1a rexardlbd as IhU same.
 Eow haS ccmH thnI mcmsnt N1L1h- cd for, Judging OY inc rseII1EH ul nAnnours ef the stock gacEharEe thC crItiA Is Ar hand And today may bS o'A Uf the rrtrM ndtR.sH in Europcs hlS- tpFY.
 ' 1lnday Alr Edward Grey. foreign niniAIer of CrCut britain. s.nt a note 70 thA s.suhs sse doTs 0l six oi thc great pn~Ws hrre Inviting them to D soa- Iersnca with h View tp bringing about pepreful soluttOh 0r ths dtHcuitise now thrr,tsning the peace ot Europe That this eusItersnce viii tAks place is, alnsasr csrtukI aud much good rnlI. cnnae fro nit. Sir Edward Grsy. hI.n-
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lagriunh hl, i.is Gtrt, I.rag 7rItirbIt killing. tnysIIlI. .IIl. ;ln e;siiiIlIU atotL'y' apLdclni,s h.s L"$IlD ln fry n6 hIE.L 1 d1spulth r..-'irr>I t',la:' .'= tue Nag get rrnm SiqiL:.. s.tL-,, thaI impsnch- = MenI prnlrSIlIII4E ST. nlImit to " Iu . hfLtulIl usnin=l Lad$t Ag1Ens 'ly Inc atEurnevJ I.., tl:r Ihcn %hm sr'lnd ,. fortun.. .n .hr % lm'' I'+sA%5 "lthuu the usr u :; kJE. Inu Tie tcEGrhH III sIaLea ChaI :inIn:lri:A nr.. llrIUG secured by Juhnn Ti.'i.rS-.. H;runcFe. Nii.Frt. aud iluE:,l. :,sId C.'olt.4 EriGslfS ia ls' m.e1timcsI. lv :nlp2Grh IlIe judge 6"- turc c9alerpsa. lIl Wl1It wnrr1ca uIic eE' df:in :S .n I'nG uul hop ltIe ccTres snULh4Et HHsIl learn all iI;iE, especial - .y nocul Mr. cariE5hj. Il %hu.h SeFs1l IndAed s.,p41eILi th:it s.Hne nuc Tsnt b tho .orrnxncnJ:n. wrrn .lM dIIg"IlcSf intention ": sr:cElepiIr SUti|' Er Get- ling IInl In s.:r,. tlIs tiSnTiCa. Id+tf l. !. IA all i:g l,n,Tnr:
 . lSN AL9', rNtH' -.' ''"sV" '> WDl"iI''. I;ilr:l ~ tir gsuS hre get tine nff1hsT Is Tar Lhg l:;.Tpusr tT ltu' UaHahi5ig I.r,a:,c m: rarn LI'rong1 rHn- ErcaR in lr' maJt~I IT. th' TtHtsG triaI, n:r tl:r ruIlnIjNr ol lhe gold ln HnticigaLjIu ;lIsL tIc 3'lnrIS;T M1l:llI;s Company wnil:I !>,ing r uiEli SHr THF lls TTcnTuTs-
 %hEaI cnnErs-s .-cf5 "5 llic mn peaehn:eut fSrlltI.l in tI.c ahoCc sen-
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JACK THE RIPPER
 OF BOYS ADMITS

ia nlcEcsyllablss, 1pdRY. huTeVer hu hTnkk LUNn Hnh eUnfsszsd 10 ssI- two TnuTders. In tho unSlaI card lc[> E'th the Jnsunhs Indy he boastHn nt hI '!ng ;ilItls aud mnIt;H ted th-ce oihcrs, and whi.h sbsLrTnupL Ia, believe is sI,rnns- lining of diFiculy fur :hs p"li'a' |" drGl14,
 4 sir1mS guard has bSnn mn!hta1Ecd over th'- man Eucs hlG adniasiun rit guilt ns tsArs arc Sut4rLainsd thst IIl. J1Irg rnlghL lIr nticssd on him hy IhU prupla.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
IMPEACHMENT EPIDEMIC
 HAS VISITED NOME

suliaaal relt grnsn is mIy usss' he Aske ] -,, douids lIron ,ulp,hsr impeachment I,r.C+ edtngs r"E whirh h1Vs fmnII ln- AsIuled by mlr M Nans'r musL fla Ino:z siItgsEs 1h@ nt Lhtse days E.is .e.r.te c< Lhe unilr,I SrA:cs- or i6 El oaIr IIe lower hoas~-~'iu sir tc hear rns s.ory If Gus laltL. MT BAlz mas .Llrraeiy dra VII np lis papers, and 't ts uuIy fair iu Ay mat thE hnpsa oh" yrlent cs %'ATzrn Hastings ry E1uund Burac Iacks several elements which lhH impEachu%ns by th- eforheA'd tS- u,ors rili.an Io-w.t. G1s i;oItn. An- bodies.
 Anyhow, tho LsIssIprn from Seattl" is Hirsn fvr what ic fig ~cFth-
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6pselAl MuaBsR BssSIazA

6p4elAl huaBsR easVjaA
 NASHINET0E, Nov. 23.-Anorner typhoon hes swept the PhtiPp3ns isl- anda and hTrIarads of lives, h nut IhUuasds, have been Lost. The nsWs cams in dispatches tuGey to the ds- partmenG of HtaiE and 10. therefore, thoroughly reliable.
 ,rhe information Is to the effect ihat thc lyphnon ulrunsd ort ~hole v1ilH8De and tnut ins aaAcL nurnher Uc dead cnnnor y3t tsc aaeegtainGd ard will ftpt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
RiVERa WIN,

Special Nugget SsryiEs.
 LOS E9ELEH. NUv. 2s--Hivcrs EuS the deciaiUn over NAndot laHt night in the ,wenIietIA The match wna rnHIbahIy the Innat Clrsels ophIeH''e "f uiI thuae whiGh were drought en un TbankEg3:InK. Both boyH khOwc'i kpL.usid rlhsA and ManIUt, although ls,slnE. had nrIhinS tn be ls&named or Ths 50 brought aut \ laras crowd al tIlvuGn ruiny had trAVel~d to gee Hir.h4 sud Wplsnst at work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
AMBASSADOR We pS.
spssisI Nuaaat Service.

sprgiaI N4aaat Service.
 NEW TURK. %cv. 2s.-The BFaS"' ian anhassaaor. DWEarnG. WAS usarrsfa tvaay 4p Mrs. IIsAr1I. . beautiful %1ao~ of lnts uiLy wbom he had Mcl at Washington. DAEdma ta 2 man m wealth and nuitc q ftI:0TltS In ths highest scciA circles Of the eepatal 1hc ceremony TaR DecfuTTasd ln ,rcet elaborate nanrcT and wAs st- tended uy several members of %esn' ,rrIn,rs ueiomatic corps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
BAT NELaON BEATEN. kuunkt Sncoin; RarsleA

NEW FORK. Nov. 2a-IlAtthnE 'Nel aun WAS ouspulpted in ten Euunds by Gross h"rs RHI night afLeT A VerI prstsy alu3ing bY leth sIJeA Nelson ehu~rd nothIns ike hiS old fCsR. how . eyer, I.,.d crosx ,,n the other huna sx- hIhiLed nn&xpsrIEd eiaasI A TeTy Isret srnvd wiIDesssd lhs en+
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&bscia, Nag gst Service.

Special N,ra1st Service
 TsrFFAsJj, Tov :!L-SrskfF hos ..nnfeasrsJ lD sh nltuIur oi the LduP JoNsulls and al5.' tU Illn nlITu"r q1 an' rtl.ar I.uy nInII M:s.'L1h: Krrltkn, [" uHm.noy nTed ten.
 ,rhc bcIly nI younc Jnscpas wa5 rp,Ind siur. L.yE :c" in !" s+TTur. Il zss eut M.o snnlL t'arrk 'u'i l"s!de il zys c..rJ whs4'1 l.'el Ia thE hrrrsf of Si,,ksp, n eh,umst Since Il+ IT, resi- ns tsaa TruIirt.iiuiJ,I d sLr'.t siisIIcs rxcrDr wtI@II hg dtrI1rnd lis InL''a.c"ce
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
PEACE IN SAN DOMINGO. ,.,,.s anaelNl HArSio@.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 3y.-PrAes hld t~ee:a declared in EIn ISoHlingn- Hnd all tbn polhicai prisougrE haTf been re- Jens.,L Th's cun,iitHH 0i tIaira lA i1ua urInniralb. tn thu GocI 1fsaess "t rha L.t.stcd srat:s which took htnn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29

be for suuIe time Rs F. Erhar part qr thc damage IA kIrDvn to have UccutTc1 D nutlylnE p!accs.
 JI, sn1nc villages I1dioH arg klng stIly in the open but the anidiefb, whenever available, are being uesd fCt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
1n WHOM IT MAT coheERn-

EIaYk $ulT alnrneS csoAnco a'-' pressed nt the NcNE TALCNlNs TO. ectW4sn sesntstroIn &r HaEeFs and z-hn.'s JcwelTs stpreA
 ,vs clean mnd renew furs, press An" rsvaIr yuur cIelbes make alterations fin bo<h iadies ana sentlsmAn's c'othss first class workmGEtsh1p' Tcuc'" nsthods. rromps service, Come fn' see ua
 .~e -Anl 4DtMA rn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29

EeIl Ie raRardrd Aveu by hJH ccnseFPa- iivr enemiss as uI1s of lE strUnEest minister's Lhst pv%t directed shs fur siEn affairs Uf RrlIAin and f1Il cun. lIdsnce hus bean axDxe@sAd thut he will yer perform worlds of Eeod.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
TYPH00N IN PHILIPPINES
 SWEPT. HUNDREDS AWAY

thc nurptse of buryIuE the yictI1nH-
 ThIH ia the aDcund tSDhqon In shnrt ums ID Tiait uiG islands, Tne first ono caused tTemriItaus lQger but rne nressns one Taa. according ta th& lJ.natrh, GsI more destructive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29

Slanial kDo0st 6sFVIUa'
 HERLIN, NpY. 2a.-Thlt the Ger n1sn empire ts readS- ta take the held in ths. .r-pnt ul ~ar Is rhA sphstani3
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29

We hsvs a large ass -rfmSnt c fancy holiday hift haskH. rsAsI 'o' nuillna. L0rnsN erss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
AT THE NEW EAQLE.

Hanrich Bros Apollo" BsSr oT' 1rauul1t, also "Sslsst" hS the bnttis or eHse,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
VE ARE IN DuRAzz0
 | AND WILL STAY THERE

nf a pia,tanent LnRua tnGaY hY the synr niIlisLsr when atidreRHln2 IhA puT = iianaent. "I oAn xiVe positive asauT- ra,lI.+.," he dsniArcd, 'thnt eFhrYthiny ns&szsHry in she Aycnl tH WET has hhsu done"
 The siAunent eaL1e Rs the result 0z rurpssrs- thai ihs WAT IHJHLu nlhnt WAH uNt pnyJHt full AItent3Un 10 the dAn- uAr which now threatens ENE0pea- urace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
SERv|ANS ARE DEF|ANT
ADMITTED mUTlLATInc BOYS
PEkHsYLYANIA WIks.

PEkhsYLYANIA Wlk6- 6psrIA1 Nugget ssrViss-
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ss-Psnh aIlraIita nsaL Curnsll today iR 8 rat' tlInE game hy T to 6. Cornell playing on . s.ruhgo field failed 10 shnw uI In in usual form, bHt made a pluck. stH,,l iu sp1ss oI thl4 disadvantage Pennsylvania ahoW i'd hnf 61rm.
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SOFIA: Nov. 20.-Tw@ AiviRlonB d4 T,rkIah re8erVea are Teportud tc fla%H surrendered 10 the 5ulgnriAne At 42F- snlmi. Thr anrrtnsar is due tO ths LsoiatL,sa tn which the dil1sipnR found .henaelsea. Nothing new has coHe4 from, CoAssaEtl1ot,e :.4edhTr buE n generally a*spfIkd tbRt ths beace u,4nipoientaTiSs ATS still tt5lnz t5 sE- rlnGe eurns tctzirs on which hoatnl- iiaa cpuld bo e7dsG+
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BABY MEILEY DIES.

The little hA$y burn to Mr. and MTs B ". NeLloy ! few daSa ngo. ELsse1i away thiE Aftrrnonn tu the HOrrcT 9i ils parenis and their friends.
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ELf!%NAr EnY. 3s--Ths AclschPQst ;.sununus .hLs m0TsIlng LhHL dsrvLs iH .,,.~ UuUiiiziux Der full strength a.,,hiIlaL Austria Hungary nnh that the IarEnst aCmy possible for tie little kinS,InIn wIn 4,t throwH on the frSu- tier ready for tAe opening of hcRdn- uen- It in quIte lIEe.g that nterr-F- enes Eith IlIs SerHian Arfny 10 AL kaniz hy AnstrIa will reSulE in aO immaculate uoU1rnencemant of hdsttH- ti%a nsAreT home.
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cn;s. Oscar and Hsrsrsu At ths Macoz.
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Canned snomh@lI EA~lIn0W+r ard sanhAd Dill Fteklss. rorx aeodAt M Frsiding & 9erasH.
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HsaI apple sIdsr at Ish"'an"~
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Lut-ksk at LahmAnfa.
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NOME TAILOR No co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13
POSTMASTER HOME AGAIN.
Mir. caruthers Back from Atlantic City convention-Found He Had Sunday Mail Fixed Eight.

Postmas aster William Caruthers is home from the first class postmasters' convention, which met at Atlantic City, having enjoyed the trip very much and found also that the Norwich office has been doing the right thing on the Sunday mail distribution, which has been puzzling many Of the postmasters since the new rules were promulgated.
 In the Norwich postoffice, the dis tribution has been made to the lock boxes by two carriers every Sunday, both on the Sunday morning and the Sunday night mail This not oly gets the mail to the box holders, but re- lieves the office of the congestion which result if the Sunday mail were left and had to be distributed all together with the Monday morning mail
 This question of Sunday mail was one of the big topics of the convention along with parcels posts which the postmaSters realize means a lot more work for them. Especially is this true in the west and south. It was the general opinion arrived at at the con vention that the parcels post will have to be handled by a separate division i in the office and that 1t will take con siderable experimenting before the best way to handle 1t is arrived at. 1 Postmaster Caruthers found it very warm at Atlantic City and felt it relief to get back to the comfortable climate of his home town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13
AVIATOR cHAMsERs WAS kiLLE n5Y A FALL
Had Flown for New London County
 Exhibitions This Summer.

Following injuries received in fall from his flying machine at Greene, N. Y., last Friday, Aviator William J. Chambers of Danbury, known in this city and New London through his ex- hibition of flying. given about a month ago, in connection with the purchas- ing of a Curtiss blplane by Clarence Thompson of New Londen, who is to enter the field of aviation, died Tues day
 The accident which resulted in his death occurred on the Greene fair grounds at Greene, Chenango county, few miles northwest of Bfnghamton. The injuries were at first not consid- cred fatal and hopes for his recovery were held out until short time be- fore his death.
 An operation had been performed and the aviator's condition was stated to be good, His death was caused by internal injuries. Four of his ribs were torn from their position and his lungs were crushed by the fall. which was from a height of 100 feet. The accident Is supposed to have been due to the breaking of wire supports of the machine, which was not the one he generally used.
 Chambers was native of Danbury and until last spring, when he began flying, he followed the occupation of chauffeur. He had attracted consider able attention by his daring and skill. A demonstration of this was given | month ago in a flight starting from Ocean Beach. He stayed in the air | nearly half an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13
PERSONAL

Mrs. Stevens of Canterbury is vis- iting Miss Lucy Palmer of Groton.
 George Deschallas of Norwich has been visiting friends at Greton Long Point.
 Mrs Henry Whitmarsh and Mrs Henry Ames were visitors in Palmer town on Wednesday.
 Chester G. Ambler of Church street has returned from weeks vacation spent with friends in Danbury.
 Oliver R. Portelance and Robert F. Wilson left Thursday evening to spend a few days in New York city.
 Miss Una c. Donahoe of Baltic has returned to Villa Maria, Montreal, where she will enter the senior class.
 When last heard from M H. Don ahoe' of Baltic and the Misses DonRhoe, who are travelling abroad, were In Switzerland.
 Mrs.. William Copp of New London is in Preston, where she went to at tend the funeral of her brother, Wili- jam A. Cook. who died in Lowell.
 Miss Kathleen Trihey of Montreal is a guest of Miss Fidelis Donahoe at Fern Cliff Villa. Baltic. Miss Trihey and Miss DOnahoe were classmates at Valla Maria,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13
WEDDING.
Geeis- eatehsIsr.

There was a quiet and pretty we'd ding at the home of Lemuei H. Cum lif, No. 46 Mckinley avenue, at 4.30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, when Miss L. Christine Bateheler was united in marriage with Arthur Edward Go eio of Sarasota. Fla. Rev. Vernon H. Deming of East Douglas, Mass, per- formed the single ring service. The bride was handsomely gowned in crepe de chine with duchess lace trimming and carried a bouquet of bride roses. The maid of honor was a sister of the bride, Miss Pauline Batcheler of Providence. who was gowned in white, and the flower girl was Miss Edith Hunt Somers, a cousin of the bride. W. A. Somers acted as best man.
 Following the wedding ceremony there was a reception and a wedding dinner was served There were many beautiful gifts to the bride. During the evening MT. and Mrs. Gocio left for a wedding trip, after which they will make their home In Sarasota, where inc groom is a well known or ange grower. He is native ef Boonsboro. Ark. and Is the son of William R. Gocio. The bride has re- sided in this city about two years, coming here from East Douglas, Mass.