Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-14
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 The thermonster registered 10 de- grees in Kansas.
 The Italian Admiralty Board has placed orders for 13 new torpedo boat destroyers.
 The Riverhead, L. l., authorities voted to purchase a site for a tuber- culosis hospital
 A fourteenth child, weighing 26 pounds, was born to Mrs Trueman of Portsmouth, Me.
 The report that King Ferdinand of Buugaria was to abdicate has been de- nied at London.
 Four persons were injured when an automobile crashed into a fire hydran t in New York city.
 The steamer San Juan arrived at New York from Porto Rico with seven srowaways on board.
 Wade MeBride, 51 years old, was killed by falling six feet from window in his home at Mobile, Ala.
 Secretary of War Garrison urged the citizens of Missoula, Mont to form a large short term army reserve. officer of the Legion of Honor, died at Dinardt, France, aged 63 years. 
 The French aviator, Seeuin, flew from Biarritz to Bremen, distance of SIS miles, in one continuous flight.
 John Burl<itt Webb of Glen Ridue. N. J., left $4o00O to Lincoln University to found professorship of physics
 Matthew F. Wilson, 4s years old. a. brakeman, was killed by Long Island Railroad freight train at Hollis, L. l.
 The two and one half cent passenger rate has gone into effect on the Louis vile & Nashville & railroad in Alas bama.
 David c. Preyer, 50 years old, an art critic, was killed by a fall from the fifth floor of No S7S Central Park West, N. Y.
 When a. Rock island passenger train crashed into a Barnum circus train at RichfeId. Neb., 1s employees of the cir GUS were injured.
 
 Judge Uriah M. Rose, an Arkansss jurist and an international Peace Con- gross representative, died at Little Rock, aged 7s years.
 H. E. .Wafford . New York lumber company agent, was killed instantly when his automobile overturned near Highland Falls, N. Y.
 s A tax of $38o,ooo was paid on the 40,000, GOO estate of Stephen Sanford Of Amsterdam, N. Y, which was left to his son, John Sanford.
 William Colbert, a carpenter of Yon- kers, N. Y, died of heart failure while laughing over having his face painted black while asleep in a cafe.
 The Suffolk County, N. V, supervis- DTS adopted a resolution providing a fine and imprisonment for any person scalloping before September L
 Uruguay announced 1t would be ina- possible for that country to send a rife team to the United States to compete in the international matches.
 Peter Francis, 20 years old, was res Sehuylkill River at Philadelphia after having been held fast for 16 hours. A thief disguised as a swtchman stole a travelling bag containg jew elry valued at $3.OO0 from Pullman car in the station at Cleveland, Ohio.
 Abraham Snyder of No. 95 Market Street. Paterson, N. J.. is dead as the result of being bitten by a spider dur | ing straw ride in Sullivan County, N. Y.
 Miss Marie keefe and Bertha PeIIe- ter were seriously injured and five oth- CT persons hurt in an automobile col lision near Medford, Mass. While bathing near Tarrytown, N Y, Rudolph Dysler caught a five pound black bass with his hands when it, was swept near him by a steamboat swell. After gagging the watchnan thieves stole five horses and sven trucks from the moulding mill of $. Ratkin & Son, No. 326 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The Scandinavian Brotherhood of American began their annual conven- tion at Worcester Mass, with dele- gates representing more than 10000