Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-22

a freight train and killed yesterday.
 Good Roads Movements throughout the country are to have substantial support of the postofiice department.
 Four Thousand Union Painters who have been on strike at Chicago for two months returned to work yester- day.
 MarceIIus Dunlap, Aged 13, was killed while playing football at Yer million, $. D. during school recess yesterday
 Henry Aird, one of the founders of the Cohoes Tube Works and director in several banks, is dead at Troy, N. Y, aged 72.
 Five Men Were Drowned near Mid dletown Ohio in the Big Miami river when a skiff capsized. All were foreigners
 The Directors of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad company were re- elected yesterday at the annual meet ing of the stockholders,
 Believing that the Date Industry can be made profitably in this country, the southwest is being adapted to the growth of the fruit.
 Employing Printers, members of the United Typothetae of America, met at New Orleans yesterday in their 27th annual convention.
 Father A. J. Brunno, Jesuit priest of Denver, turned over to the Jesuit Order $150,0O0 which he recently in herited from a relative.
 James p. Conway, for more than 20 years a foreman at a piano factory at Franklin Mass, was whirled to death about a belt wheel in the plant yesterday.
 The 2ooth Anniversary of the per manent settlement of Worcester was celebrated yesterday. Special pro- grammes were carried out in the schsels.
 
 John E. Nealey of Hartford is at St Francis hospital with what is feared to be broken back. In cutting the limb of tree Tuesday he fell to the ground and is now helpless.
 pr. Philip R. Uhfer, for many years Baltimore, and widely known in scientific circles throughout the coun- try, died yesterday
 Joseph Telepiere of New York, his wife and two children were taken to the hospital, suffering from ptomaine poisoning as a result of eating can ned tomatoes.
 Luther R. Zollineer, engineer of maintenance of way of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad company, died at his home at Marion, suburb, yesterday after a brief illness.
 
 Samuel J. Crawford, third governor of Kansas, famous as an Indian fight CT, died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Arthur Capper, at Topeka at the age of IS.
 Shortage of Enlisted Men is the greatest defect in the army today. ac- cording to Major General Thomas 1T. Barry, commander of the Eastern de- partment in his annual report.
 Samuel Lax a milkman of New York was sentenced to 20 days in Tombs prison. Health inspectors tes- tified he took bottles from his wagon and washed them in watering trough.
 Physicians of the Lancaster, Pa, hospital state that Raymond Shaub, of QuarrYville, is suffering from pei lagra. This is the first case of pella- gra to come under observation in this country.
 Dr.. Charles E. Goldsborough, a vet eran of the Civil war and one of those who crossed the continent in an OK team after the discovery of gold in California. died at his home in Hunt erstown, Pa.
 Sir Thomas G. shaughnessy, presi- ,1.a ~. has been served with papers in a damage suit brought by d man whose trunk is alleged to have been smashed on the Canadian Pacific.
 Representative Heating Of Cobra do introduced a resolution yesterday for investigation of conditions In Col the anti trust and immigration laws have been violated,
 One Man Was Burned to Death, five persons were seriously injured and more than q score of others had thrilling escapes in a fire. which yes terday destroyed the Continental ho- l tel at Marysviiie, Ohio.
 Charged With Forging her employ er's name to six checks, Anna smith | aged t5, of Fairfield Conn. was sent i
  dletown. She used the money to pur- chase candy and other delicacies
 George Fred Williams. of Massa- chusetts considers his selection by { President Wilson as minister to | Greece as q recognition of thise '.who , have been followers of true democra- i cy'' rather than a personal tribute.
 Senator 5orah Of Idaho has written i the Women's Political union of New | ark, \. J.. he will not take part in . any suffrage gathering where Mrs ! Emmeline Penkhurst appears. without . taking the opportunity to denounce { militant methods.
 Proxies For More than ten thousand . shares of the stock of the New York, : New Haven & Hartford Railroad com pany have been filed with former for use at the annual meet ing in New Haven.
 The Entire Southeast of the Missis- issippi river shivered yesterday morn ing in what in most portions was the coldest weather ever known this early In the season. The temperature at Ga., was 30 degrees, the cold est October day in 26 years.
 There Will be Fewer courts martial in the navy in the future, for Secretary Daniels believes many of he charges against enlisted men and officers can be settled by disciplinary methods and without recourse to the heavy expenses of a court martial