Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-22

 the last seven consecutive Fridays
 Secretary Bryan Delivered the last of his Chautanqua lectures Saturday night. He states that they have netted him $6500.
 Mary Roma, of Riverhead, L. L, will undergo an X-ray examination to To- cate a silver half dollar which she swallowed.
 Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, has shows where decency is unquestioned will be permitted in that city.
 Eugene Gravatt, 47 years old, of Will mington, Del, attempted toIill his wife and five children with an axe. He was arrested by a one armed constable.
 TripIets Were Born on board the Austro- American liner Bellevedere, which has arrived at New York. The crew regard the event as an omen of good luck.
 A Farmer of Ment, Ark, fireman on Kansas City Southern passenger train was killed by lightning in the loco motive cab as the train neared the station Friday night.
 The Mexican FederaIs at Juarez plan to hang Francisco Villa, a rebel leader, and take movies" of the hanging. The pictures will be shown as an object lesson"
 Under the Name of B. M. McAIpin, a sailor injured under car wheels, died at New Haven Wednesday. Gus Koch, another sailor, died there Friday. Both men fell off freight trains.
 As an Organization, the Federation of Womens Clubs of America, will give no official recognition to Mrs. Pankhurst. the militant British suffra- gette, when she arrives in the states.
 Squirrels Have Become so Numerous at Evanston, H., that the city au- thorities lifted the ordinance which be plentiful in the town this season.
 A Vallejo, Cal, Inventor has evolved a wireless photographic instrument which works only at night and reflects on mirror, it Is said, a picture of everything within radius of several miles.
 Rev. w. E. Pippin, a Baptist Minister after pleading guilty at Bentonville, Ark, Saturday to passing a worthless check on a member of his congrega tion, was sentenced to three years the state penitentiary.
 A. F. corbIey, a Union Veteran, 73 years of age of Long Branch N J was found dead in bed Saturday morn ing. Corbley's death was the fourth in the ranks of the veterans during the G. A. R. encampment.
 An. Interlocutory Decree of divorce was granted by the New York Supreme court Saturday in favor of Mary Blair Brokaw and against w Gould Brokaw, the Mineola, l.. I. millionaire. Mrs Brokaw will get iS15, ,o00 year aIimony
 Born 52 Years Ago, Albert G.. and c. Alfred Hall, twins, celebrated at Wash 1ngton, Saturday, their start for the eightythfrd mile stone in Iifes journey. The two probably are the oldest telegraph operators in the coun- try.
 Certified Milk" is Growing in favor, according to the department Of agri- culture, which announces that the daily production of 126 dairies in the United States is now nearly 25oo00 gallons, an increase of nearly 300 per cent. in five years.
 Governor Fletcher of Vermont last night announced the appointment of George M. Powers of MorrisviUe as chief justice of the Vermont supreme court to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge John w. RoWell of Randolph two months ago.
 Twenty Passengers were injured, one probably fatally when 8 passenger train on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad, east bound from Den yer and Colorado Springs to St Louis was derailed on a curve a mile west of Manhattan, Kas., Saturday.
 In Quarrel at Headquarters of the Chicago Painters union Saturday two men were shot by a third. The injured Charles Cameron, business agent of the union, shot four times; wounds proba- ply fatal. John Walters. painting con- tractor; shot once, serious.
 Vice President and General Manager Chrstiansen, of the Wells Fargo ex- press declares that parcel post com petition has caused the company to lose S1 per cent of small packages since the first of the year when the government service was established.
 Makers of Wooden Legs have ap- pealed to the forest service to find for them a substitute for English willow. which In the past has been used almost exclusively in the manufa cture of arti- f1cial limbs The willow is becoming scarce, and substitutes for it are being sought.
 That a Convict in the Tennessee state prison has been engaged in counterfeiting operations was indicated Saturday when prison authorities found remains of plaster of paris moulds for small coins in the cell of Sam Howerton, who is serving a term for murder.
 Selma Peterson, a 1e Year old girl employed in a clothing factory com nitted suicide Saturday after she had lived for six months on meals which food experts said were sufficient to sustain life. Her reason for her act was given in a note: Wages too low. Life not worth living
 Mrs. Timothy Hurley, Aged 30, a bride of six months, was burned to death, her husband, aged 33, received injuries of which he died later and several other people had narrow es- capes in an early morning fire of sup posedly incendiary origin, that swept through the three story brick building at 94 East Brookline street, Boston, Saturday.
 FOUR LIVES SAVED
 WITH A PULMOToR, Bridgeport Children Were Unconscious
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