Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-23

l Frank Greenwaid, Owner of Garage l at Wooster, Ohio, was killed when his
 automobile overturned in a collision with a carriage near that place. 1 Middle Tennessee Sunday night had 1 it's first frost of the season. Only four 1 times in the history of the weather bu- | reau has there been frost earlier there.
 General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A., retired, has announced his candidacy
 for the republican nomination for Con-
 gress in the third Massachusetts dis 1 trict.
 The Postoffice Department in answer 1 to the petition presented by Senator Lewis wiped the name of Rockefeller from the map and changed the name
 to Area, III.
 The Cost of Rearing Children has ad- l yanced forty per cent. within the last 1 ten years, according to the annual re- i port of the Chicago nursery and Half l Orphan asylum.
 Miss Doris Robinson, nurse at the 1 M5fden, Mass, hospital, was stabbed while on duty early Monday by an un- known and supposedly insane man.
 Her condition is critical.
 4 Jury in the Supreme Court of 1 Carmel, N. Y, awarded Isaac Welch, 1 of Garrison, a judgement of $15,000
 against the Gillespie Contracting com pany for the loss of a leg.
 During a Brief Defense of Secretary | Bryan's lecture tours Senator Mar i tine told the senate yesterday that some
 of Mir Bryan'S fixed charges were the education of several young men. he,.. Hartford railroad issued a statement i last night saying that neither General {! Manager Bardo nor Vice President l Whaley were contemplating resigning, Former President Taft is expected in l the Lincoln Memorial commission, ap- pointed to supervise the construction of a $2,000,000 memorial in Washington. Sections of Maryland were swept by destructive storms of wind and rain Sunday evening causing damage to crops and buildings that will run into the thousands, and one known fataIi- ty.
 Whether Woman who has waited B years before bringing action can now recover alimony from her hus- | band is a question which the court of Iappeais of New Jersey will be asked to decide.
 The State Of Connecticut through County Health Officer George E. Hill yesterday brought injunction proceed ingS against Charles c. Fisher, who conducts the Bridgeport garbage re- duction plant.
 General Francisco Villa, the Mexi- can rebel leader known as 'Pancho" is reported to have been captured at Las Palamos on Thursday and execut- ed on Saturday at Juarez City after a court martial
 The AdvisabiIity of Recommending uniformity in railroad legislation to each of the New England states will be considered at the meeting of the New England railroad conference at Boston Wednesday.
 A Large Barn at East Monkton, Vt, belonging to E. D. Lamb was des- trOyed by fire yesterday together with all of it's contents and many animals including 23 cows, three calves, a mare and colt and four pigs.
 While Driving His Car through Bridgeport Sunday w. F. O'Nefn of Hartford struck a bicycle on which were riding a man and a child. The bicycle was twisted to junk but both riders escaped unhurt.
 Watching Their Reflections in barrel of rainwated at Marmarth N D. two small daughters of Mrs. Herman Ostrander lost their balance. Heads down and arms entwined the bodies were found by the mother
 Rochester's (N. Y.) First Police Wo- man was appointed yesterday in the person of Miss Nellie L. NcElroy, who ,r,~t 4,I.1 McElroy will wear blue uniform, q small toque and 8 police shield.
 Eighteen Cadets at West Point, now under punishment for hazing, will lay themselves liable to courtmartial by out first complaining to the Superin- tendent of the Military academy.
 The Cargo of Steamer Chalister ar rived at New York yesterday from Glasgow on her maiden voyage with a mystery involving the disappearance of ! William Blyth, her chief engineer Blyth was seen last at midnight Sep tember 8.
 After Spending Practically all of his life since he attained to manhood in l side the penitentiary walls, John Ia born, the oldest convict in the Ohio 1 penitentiary was pardOned yesterday i by Governor Cox. Taborn had been l a prisoner for murder for 43 years.
 A Record UnequaIled since the es- | tablishment of the weather bureau in | 1884, was made Sunday when snow 1 fell at nearly all points in Northern | Minnesota and around the shores of Lake Superior. The earliest previous | snow fall was recorded Sept. 24. 1907 1
 When Carl Hirsch, a glass cutter, entered his home at hlonaca, Pa, yes ter0ay for luncheon he discovered the dead body Of his infant son in the bath l tub and it's mother Mrs Ida Hirseh, hanging to 8 beam in the cellar. The woman had drowned the child and then | committed suicide.
 To Prevent the Introduction into the United States of a dangerous potato disease known a potato wart, potato canker or black scab. the federal hort icultural board has decided to con tinue indefinitely the quarantine against potato importations from the British Isles. Germany, Austria Hungary Newfoundland and the two French Is- rS SC he af i