Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-19

ington Booth, head of the Volunteers of America, will meet in New York.
 Albert B. SchuIta, artist and illus trator, was found dead yesterday in a furnished room on the lower East Side, New York, He had committed suicide by tnhaling gas.
 Unable to Extingueh 2. small blaze caused by the dropping of 8 match on @ table cloth, Mrs. Honora Grant, aged 86 was burned to death in her home in South Boston yesterday.
 Lena Strauss, eight years old, one of several children taken i'll after eat ing ice cream sold by a. street vender, died in a hospital at Philadelphia from ptomaine poisoning.
 
 Three Destroyers, the Craven Wilkes and Stockton, which latel have been with the Atlantic reservo fleet, have been placed out of com mission at Charleston, $. c.
 A Telegram Was Ssnt yesterday to Colonel George W. Goethals, builder of the Panama canal offering the city management of Dayton under the new commission form of government.
 William McCoombs, chairman of the democratic national committee has been asked by a number of prominent democrats to assume the leadership of the fight to reorganize Tammany Hall.
 A Bath and a Good Breakfast for three cents for improperly nOurished children of the open air class at the Durham Public schoOI~in Philadelphia will be provided by the Home School league.
 Ethel ssaton, the militant suffra- gette, who on Saturday threw 8, to- nato and a, hammer at Justice Law has been sentenced to one month at hard labor.
 Edward Wimbush, d negro desperado who Monday night ran amuck in the suburbs of Columbia, s. C., and fired ed street car, was shot and killed yes erday by a sheriff's posse.
 Secretary Lane instructed employees
 the Interior department not to for
 ard package mail to Washington
 dring the ten days preceding Christ las in order to relieve the PostOhice apartment during the holiday rush.
 With 1c3 Passengers rescued last week from the burning steamer BaITnes at sea six hundred miles east of Bermuda last Thursday, the steam CT Pannonia, arrived at New York last night and anchored at quarantine.
 An Extensive Collection of minerals, plahTs, moths and butterflies, and the eggs and skins of birds, belonging to the late Professor Ora ". Knight, state assayer, are bequeathad to the Smithsonian institution at Washing ton.
 Frank Gerald, a Foreman in the state highway department, was shot in the shoulder by stray bullet, probably fired by deer hunter, while at work on the road between Green field, Mass, and Bernardston yester- day.
 The Typhoid Fever Epidemic among the Rhode Island delegation to Putin Bay last September claimed it's sixth victim yesterday when Frederick A, Greene clerk of the senate committee on finance died at private hospital in Providence.
 Miss Elizabeth Reagan, plucky Pittsburgh school teacher yesterday received the congratulations of her pu- pils and friends because she Monday night captured an armed man as he stood, revolver in hand, robbing the saloon of her father Patrick Reagan.
 Two Hundred Thousand Dollars is the amount of damages claimed by Mrs. Georgenna Burdick Tower who declares she is the wife of CharIe- magne Tower, IT,, and who has sued Charlemagne Tower, SF, for 8 legal alienation of the affections of his son.
 
 Superintendent RattIesdorfer of the New Haven charities department in a report to Mayor Rice said that for ten months ending November 1, he had sold $11,003 worth of pork to local slaughter houses, which pork has been raised and fatted at the municipal piggeries.
 William c. Brown, who rose from section hand to the presidency Of the New York Central lines resigned Tues day. The directorates or the four New York Central system accepted i the resignation. It will become ef- 1 fective New Years day.
 Charles F. 5rooEer, of Ansonia, re- l publican national committeeman from 1 Connecticut since 1900 yesterday an- 0ounced his intention to resign from | he national committee, and has l siven notification to that effect to | Chairman J. Henry Roarback of the | state central committee.
 Judge J. A. Rinkor in the United States District court at Cheyenne, Wyo., yesterday denied a motion to quash the indictments against Lieutnant Joseph l.. Weir U. $. A., and his wife. The officer and his wife are with the theft Of gowns from Mrs J. g. Cecil at Fort Mackenzie, Wyo.
 Protestant CIergymen of Washing ton have launched a protest against the official atmosphere they contend is thrown about the annual Pan Amer jean Thanksgiving mass there in St Patrick's church, which generally is attended by the president. members of the cabinet, justices of the su preme court, the diplomatic corps and other dignitaries.