Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-13

1,000-acre farm for convicts.
 Professor Robinson Ellis, of Oxford, a-noted Latinist, is dead in London, aged 79 years.
 The estate of Patrick Ford, Irish patriot who died in Brooklyn, IS valued at $12,00O.
 The body of AdoIphus Busch, who died in Germany, is expected to reach St. Louis, October 25th
 Brigadier General William RosseH, chief of the army engineers, retired Saturday from the army
 Four cases of smallpox have been discovered in one French Canadian family at Webster, Mass.
 John r. Watmough, member of distinguished family, died at Phila- delphia, Saturday, aged 76.
 William E. Barnett, former vice president of the New Haven Railroad is dead at Pinehurst, N. c.
 zebuIon Smith, 80 years old, a Civil War veteran, was killed by New York Central train near Amsterdam N. Y.
 The recovery of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge from an operation for a gastric ulcer was declared Saturday to be assured
 Frederick M. Sackett, adjutant gen eral of the Rhode Island militia for nearly 25 years, is dead at Providence, aged 73 years.
 The Fonda, Johnson 6 GIoversVilie Railroad Co.,, announces a wage in crease benefting all it's employees, ef- fective November, 1.
 A violent wind storm which swept over Southeastern Wisconsin caused the death of several persons and heavy property damage.
 Colonel Alfred Jones, who served in the Civil War on the staff of General Sterling Price, died at St Louis, of pneumonia, aged 80 years.
 An excited advance of practically half a cent established the coffee market at new high records for the season during Saturdays trading.
 President Wilson remained in the White House Saturday denying him self to all callers as he was suffering from a slight attack of indigestion.
 Representative Levy of New York notified the House that he would be unable to attend the sessions in Washington because he is in poor health.
 The number of Spainards who lost their lives when TorreOn, Mexico, was taken by the rebels has dwindled to 0f 1oa 1f first reported.
 Jefferson Mecarn, of Nashville, Tenn, has been selected by President Wilson and Attorney General Me Reynolds for United States attorney for Hawaii.
 Rance Grasse. otherwise known as Henry Grasse, pleaded not guilty to the charge of murdering his divorced wife, Kettle Appleby, in Bangor, Me, last Wednesday.
 Representative Knkead, of New Jersey, Saturday asked the House to appropriate for the immediate con struction of three battleships of the dreadnaught class.
 Benjamin Terrell, negro railroad porter, accused of attacking Colonel J. F. Supplee, following an argument about a shOe-shi was held in $5,000 bail in New York City.
 The Fabre Line will discontinue it's service to Providence, k. l., because of the 25-cent head tax imposed by the New Haven on their passengers and thes lack of freight facilities at that port.
 Hereafter a matron and a police man must stand guard with watchful eye in every public dance hall in BOs ton to see that the tango, turkey trot and other dances of a similar charac ter are not attempted.
 Mrs. Agnes Havenor, baseball mag nate, owner of the Milwaukee Ameri- can Association baseball club, was Saturday married in New York city to A. F. Timme. recently elected pres ident of the Milwaukee club
 Forty octogenarians of Monroe county. Pa, held their first annual reunion al StroudsbuTg, which was concluded by a banquet. The aver age age of the men was SS.3 years. Macager Weiss, aged 112, was the guest of honor.
 Judge Lorinu of the Massachusetts Supreme Court Saturday found Jos eph Bedard, William Yates, William Trautman and Joseph Shaheen joint ly and severaIly liable as trustees for S15.379 raised for relief purpose dur ing the Lawrence textile strike in the winter of 1912.
 James E. Allen, banker and promo ter of New York who was indicted with others in Providence R. l., Thursday for aiding Edward F. Met calf, former president of the Atlantic National Bank of that city in mis- applying $200,00 of the banks funds. surrendered himself Saturday and was released under s20,OO0 bail for examination next Tuesday.
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