Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19

Jersey City has begun it's free weekly exhibitions of moving pictures in pub lie parks.
 A large eagle carried off the four year old child of wood-cutter near Andeer. Switzerland
 Indications point strongly to a very light oyster set on the oyster grounds in Connecticut waters.
 George R. Thomas, farmer of Me- tuchen, N. J., whose neck was broken three weeks ago, has recovered.
 Mrs. William ZartorsL<i of Brooklyn scared away a. burglar by pressing pipe to his chest and threatening to sfcot.
 President Wilson yesterday norni- mated as secretary of legation at Pekin, China, John Van A. MacMurray of the District of Columbia.
 Central Park, N. Y., has received an ostrich, which the menagerie managers plan to use in drawing cart as do the park goats and donkeys
 The Harrisburg, Pa, fly swatting contest yielded 100000 flies, or 218 pints at 5 cents a pint, which was paid by the Harrisburg Civic Club.
 Six Arabs employed in an attraction at Coney Island struck, declaring that this was a free country and they didn't have to work.
 Mrs. Edna Godbbe, divorced wife of Judge W. s. Godbee, shot and killed the judge and his second wife yester- day in the post office at Millen, Ga.
 Kemp Eneienan, IS years old, son of the. vice. president of the State normal school of La Crosse, Wis died of a rake.
 A stenographic speed test announced as for the championship of the world, will be the feature of the annual con- vention of the National Shorthand re-
 Two small sons of Joseph Leveille rancher near Seim, s. D., ate a basket of cherries Sunday and a few minutes later consumed nearly a quart of milk. Both died a short time later.
 George T. Lyon, fagman at the Maple street railroad crossing, at Bris- |fol Conn, was rushed to St Francis hospital yesterday suffering from heat prostration and it was feared he would die.
 The eleven battIeships of the Atfan- tic fleet sailed from Newport, R. L, yesterday for Block Island Sound where they will engage in maneouvres. On Friday, the fleet will proceed to Hampton Roads.
 Mrs. Elmer E. ZoIIinser, of Wester- vile, Ohio, was instantly killed and two other persons were seriously in jured yesterday when a Pennsylvania fast express struck their automobile at Newark, Ohio,
 Michael J. Leary, general passenger and freight agent of the Connecticut Company, the trolley subsidiary of the New Haven road, in this state,, died of
 typhoid fever at New Haven, yesterday after a short illness. Six million members of fraternal be- nevolent societies and eight billion dollars of insurance are represented at Chicago, at the meeting of the National
 Fraternal Congress and the Associated
 F'raternities of America.
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International Woman Suffrage Association, arrived yesterday from
 Europe, greeted by a body of sister suffragists to begin the fall campaign for Women suffrage in New York. Charges by Mrs. Roland Whittum of Brunswick, Me, that the death of her 13-year- old brother Haydon Jones at Shiloh, was due to starvation by the Sanfordites received the attention of
 County Attorney William H. Hines yesterday.
 The ashes of General Edward F. Jones, commander of the Sixth Massa- chusetts Infantry, M. V. M., during the Civil War, and formerly lieutenant governor of New York, were buried in the family lot in Mount Auburn Gene tery, Boston, yesterday. Appeal was made yesterday to Presi- | dent Wilson by the National Associa- tion for the Advancement of Colored People, against the agitation looking whites employed in the government departments in Washington. JeweIry and clothing to the value of more than $1,000 was taken from the general store of Chase & Gilfi1lan at Barnard, Vt, by burglars who entered | the establishment some time between
 Saturday night and Monday morning 1 by forcing a rear window. Pat crowe, the kidnapper of the
 noted Cudahy case, was positively l identified at Washington, yesterday in 1 the government hospital for the insane
 where he was confined after being sen fenced for thirty days as 8 vagrant for | bathing in a park fountain. Antonio Caiabrese of Waterbury, was i held for the superior court yesterday
 charged with highway robbery, it be- 1 ing alleged that he was one of the two
 men who held up and robbed aged MT. and Mrs. Andrea Ciminera on the
 Middlebury road last July 26. Burglars who entered the Hermann | JeWelry store, at Newport, R. l., some 1 time after the place was closed Satur- | day afternoon, obtained jewels and sil- verware valued at about $10,000 but
 were frightened away when additional booty, worth $100,000 was theirs for the
 taking.
 1 Veteran Drops Dead. 1 Danbury, Conn, Aug. 18-William l Morgan, a veteran of the Civil war l dropped dead in a street car here to- night of heart failure. He was about | 10 years old and was on visit here l from the Soldiers home at Noroton. 
 Steamers Reported by Wireless.