Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-19

Charles De Young, general manager of the San Francisco Chronicle died Wednesday night.
 Big BiI' Haywood, the l. W. w leader, is suffering from nervous breakdown in New York.
 John Dye, bee keeper of Norwich, N. Y, was stung in the stomach by bee which flew down his throat
 With Total Enrolment of some what more than 400, Wesleyan univer- sity began it's eighty third collegiate year yesterday.
 The Prison Authorities have dis covered that the inmates of the Salem, Ohio, prisen received liquor through a pipe from the outside.
 John Douglas Bouquet, a prominent railroad construction engineer died yesterday at his home in Fishkill, Vil- lage, N. Y, at the age of 84.
 Another New Comet, the second to be discovered this month, has been located definitely in the Constellation Pisces, west of the Star Omega.
 A Girl Who is Strong Enough to Dance is strong enough to work for g. living and doesn't need alimony, ac- cording to Judge Monroe of Chicago.
 A Platform, erected at Poughkeepsie, ". T., collapsed while TOO high school pupils gathered on it to have their pictures taken. Several were injured.
 Through the X-ray Examination, it became known that George Cohan the playwright has his arm broken in the recent automobile accident, near Hart ford.
 President Wilson is without a church, the edif1ce in which he has been ac- customed to worship since he entered the White House having been sold to a negro congregation.
 Governor Foss nominated Former Mayor E. E. Stone, of Springfield, Mass, as State Public Service com missioner, to succeed George D. Law renee, who resigned
 The Department of Agriculture has issued a call to farmers to have a round bottomed bucket" of water in stalled in their houses as 8 precau- tion against spread of fire.
 John Murphy, Ground Keeper of the polo grounds at New York, known wherever the game is played as a builder and conditioner of baseball di- amonds, died suddenly yesterday.
 James Doyle of Enfield, who has been employed in the tobacco fields in Windsor, was taken to the hospital at Hartford yesterday from the coun- ty jail In a dying condition from ivy poisoning.
 A Superficial Examination yesterday of the body of Alice Hopper, at New ark, N. T., found drowned in the Pas safe river, revealed no marks of vio- lence and strengthened the belief that she committed suicide.
 More Than 25o New York Financiers have petitioned the war department to increase the number of troops on Gov ernors Island to protect Wall street and the financial district from mob 1 uprising or foreign invasion. J. r. Turner, a Real Estate Dealer his wife and a Miss Carter, from Massachusetts carried cut a suicide | agreement at Glenwood Ark. Neighbors found the women dead and Turner dying, All had taken poison.
 A Request of $15o,ooo to Archbishop Prendergast for the erection of chapel for the Order of Carmelita Nuns at a
 
 contained in the will of the late Cor nelius A Lane of Philadelphia. The Color Line' is not often drawn in England, but London poor law guardians yesterday declined to ap- point negro as district medical of ficer on the ground that the poor were very fastidious in such matters
 Rev. pr. John T. Creaeh, professor of Canon and civil law at the Catho- lie university at Washington, D. C.. will sever his connection with that in- stitution in few days and next Mon- day will become pastor of St Aidans church, Brookline, Mass.
 In a Terrific Hand to land com bat with 2 crazed negro at Baltimore, Md. armed with an axe. which occurred in the garage of his residence yesterday the Guth Chocolate company shot and mortally wounded the negro. Republican Leader Mann dropped i 3 bomb among democratic leaders yes terday when he introduced a resolu- tion calling on Speaker Clark to ap- 1 point committee of seven to inveSti- gate the soliciting of campaign funds among members of the house. 1 For Seven Years the postal au- thorities have kept watch abroad for l Walter c. Fernald. Yesterday they caught him when he returned to the ! United States on the Steamship Ma i jestic. Fernald was indicted in Tren- ton, N. J., several years ago on 8 charge of using the mails in a con- spiracy to defraud
 Brace c. Adams, Conductor of the l Bar Harbor express, which was wreck ed at North Haven on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, or 1 Sept, 3, causing 21 deaths, was form ally arrested yesterday in the office of the superior court clerk at New Ha- ven, on bench warrant charging man. l slaughter, as a result of the accident Sons of Veterans Officers. Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 1s@,JehF E. Sautter of Pittsbufg, Pa, late teday 1 was elected commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans in annual sessieH | here, Other officers chosen were Harry 1 L. Stfeit. Baltimore, senier vice com mander; Robert W, Biese. Chattanooga l junior vice cemmanderj and tfeHry E | " ei1er, Besten, William B. MaYahaA 1 Rochester, and Charles c. Behnta. St Leuis Mo, members of the council i1 | chief
 Pit4s4sn Reservoir Cellapses. Wilkesbarre. Pa, Sept. 1S.-A mil