Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-29

Cincinnati will establish municipal fresh air farm for poor women and children.
 The estate of the late General E. F. Jones at Binghampton, N. Y, is valued at $125,080.
 King George presented to Canada a thoroughbred from the royal stables for the Government breeding stables
 Madison, Wis, was selected as the next convention city for the conference of governors of the United States at a late session.
 Mrs. George ChaIl<ing, ss years old, of Marinette, Wis, has given birth to her 24th child. She was 13 years old when married
 The forest service yesterday declared ing timber so far this year had been kept to minimum.
 A public subscription is being taken up at Manila, P. l., to purchase a me mento to w. Camero Forbes, the re- tiring Governor-General.
 noSO WllSOn or AHSonfay son or R Representative Thomas Wilson was drowned off the beach at Meadows End while bathing yesterday.
 The Butte Central Copper Company, Delaware corporation, with property at Butte, Mont, was petitioned into bankruptcy by creditors yesterday.
 Three men are dead and one is dying at Tunkhannock, Pa, as the result, 1t is believed of drinking wood alcohol in mistake for grain alcohol and whiskey.
 The county supervisors at Los AngeA les, Cal, adopted resolutions prohibit ing boxing exhibitions. This is the start of the anti-boxing crusade on the coast.
 More than POO descendants of John Wilcox, whose ancestry dates back to assembled at Hartford, for three days convention.
 The falling of a meteor into the Seaconnet River churning up the wa ters in a spectacular manner, is re- ported as having occurred near liver ton, R. l., Wednesday night.
 Charles w. Edwards of Salem, Mass, was arrested at Bangor, Me. yesterday charged with larceny of nineteen mile age books and cash from the Winn station of the Maine Central Railroad
 The strike of the ironers at the A. M. Creighton shoe factory at Lynn, Mass, was settled yesterday by an agree ment to leave the dispute to the local committee of the ironers union for ad- Justment.
 Solomon cDazier, ii years of age, was found in dying condition between freight cars at Hartford, yesterday and died before the arrival of the ambu- lance. It is uncertain how the boy met his death.
 John Miller, fl years old, died at Philadelphia, yesterday of hydrophobia caused by the bite of the family cat six weeks ago. His mother, who was bitten by the mad animal at the same time, died August 10.
 The Supreme Council Temple of Hon. or, concluded it's 67th annual conven- ton at Portland, Conn, yesterday, with the selection of Gloucester, Mass, as the place for the next meeting Officers were not elected this year.
 Fruits, fresh laid eggs and other farm products are being forwarded by
 
 the suburban producer to the urban breakfast table, according to Post master General Burleson.
 The Canadian Department of Labor expects to establish a board of media tween the Grand Trunk Railway Co., and it's telegraph operators, station agents and train dispatchers.
 
 Secretary Daniels yesterday awarded contracts approximately $1,087, ,445 to the Carnegie Steel Company, J. B. Kendall Company and the Carbon Steel Company for materials for battleship 39 building at the New York navy yard.
 A coroner's jury yesterday acquitted William F. Cuff of New York for staying Joseph Borrands on August last, while the latter was attempting to assault Miss Mary Burns, a tele- phone operator on her way home from work.
 Albert Williams and David Garvin, both of Pittsfield, were killed yester- day when an automobile in which they and five others were on the way to an Elk's clambake at Springfield. overturned while descending Jacobs ladder near Beckett, Mass.
 Fireman Ford, of Logansport Ind, was killed and four persons hurt, one probably fatally, when a south bound freight train on the Logansport di- vision of the Vandalia railroad side swiped 8, northbound passenger train near Otter Creek Junction
 Defective roadway and defective equipment, jointly, caused more than 70 per cent. of all the derailments on steam railroads of the United States during the quarter ended March S1 last. according to statistics announced yesterday by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 As a result of the riotine at the Pope Tin Plate mill at Steubenville Ohio. Wednesday night, Mayor George w. McLeish yesterday had warrants is- sued for the arrest of John F. Lloyd, assistant superintendent of the mill E. M. Menser, manager, and John Brad ley, captain of the mill guards.