Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-31

Condensed TeIegrams
 Mrs. F. A. GriswoId of Iitchfeld, Conn, is dead from hydrophobia re- sulting from a dog bite received last August.
 James Simpson, for many years prominent in Masonic circles of Con- necticut died at Torrington at the age of 63.
 Annual Weighing of the mails, at railroad expense is proposed in bill introduced by Representative Lloyd of Missouri.
 Fire Destroyed 13 Business Places and ten residences at Knoxville, Pa, yesterday infiicting a loss estimated at greater than $10o,OO0
 Additional Potteres in the East Liverpool, Ohio district closed their doors yesterday because of the strike of 200 clay makers.
 
 Gregorio Gioriano, a shoemaker of New York, convicted of murdering his wife, was sentenced to die in the elec- tric chair, December s.
 John c. Hansen, 75 years old, of West Orange, N. J., took out mar riage license to marry Mrs. Annie sherman who is 77 years old.
 James c. Newton for 22 years an employe of the patent office at Wash ington was appointed yesterday as- sistant commissioner of patents.
 A Notice Posted on the door of the First Natchez bank at Natchez, Miss, yesterday announced that the bank has been placed in the hands of re- ceivers.
 Francis E. McCann, Aged 14. son of James and Mary McCann of Lowell, Mass, was fatally wounded yesterday while experimenting with an old re- volver
 Edward NurIy a mechanic of Brook lyn 5 years old, underwent an opera tion to have a needle removed from his leg that had been there since he was five years old.
 Correspondence From Manila re- ports two deaths there from bubonic plague, one of them being that of Will jam Crozier managing editor of the Daily Bulletin. '
 Mrs. Floyd Jones died at a New Haven hospital as a result of inhaling Illuminating gas at her home. Her husband left her a week ago and she had been breeding over it.
 Al ifs cIoSipo- saesiop Of +l,a Dres byterian Synod at Hartford yesterday a resolution commenting President Wilson's policy in relation to Mexico was unanimously adopted.
 Sidney S. Inqhan1, aged 78, of Tor rington for 37 years a resident of that town during which he was cashier for Coe Brass Manufacturing Company, died at a hospital in Waterbury We'd nesday.
 The High Temperature this fall and the small ice harvest in Southern New England last winter has brought about an ice shortage which is be- ginning to be felt especially on the fishing fleet.
 Tentative Plans for the $7oOooo building to be erected as a home for the American National Red Cross and as a memorial to the Women of the Civil War are being considered by the Red Cross officials.
 At meeting in Chicago of delegates representing over 45,000 railroad em- ployes on the lines west of the Miss issippi, plans were formulated for demand for higher wages and better working conditions.
 Clarence AItes and Charles Johnson, advertising man and linotype operator, respectively on a MattOon, H., news paper were burned to death yesterday when fire destroyed a boarding house in which they were asleep. Senator Overman of North Carolina yesterday introduced a jont resolution for a constitutional amendment to permit majority instead of two thirds of the senate or house to over ride presidents veto.
 James Neenan, about 70 years of age, living in a shack in a lonely sec ton of the town Of Seymour, was found dead in bed there. Dr. D. w. Davis gave alcoholism and exhaustion as the primary cause of death.
 Possessed of Premonition that she phie Kemp Bruce of Washington, who was killed in an automobile ac- cident near LapOrte, Ind, a few days ago disclosed this fear in her will
 Two Tons of Brick from an old srchVay at SOmerYille, Mass. which ne vas gdemolishing bore Thomas F odGer, 27 years old and single into eight feet of water yesterday from which his body was recovered some hours later.
 The three n1asted schooner Ella M. DavenBort arrived at Providence from Fernandia, Fla. yesterday. stripped of her fores&}il and lheadsaiIs and with T broken fore gaf. The Davenport was 29 days on the trip. which is usually made in ten days.
 President Wilson Received by ex- press yesterday fine fat 'possum, T am an old slave time darl1ey' wrote Joe Farrow of McFarlau x. C., the sender. I heard that some one sent you a sweet potato the other day. Here Is ''possum to go with it.
 Or. Bento Villanueva, distinguish ed member of the Argentine senate who has been selected to visit the United States to repay. the visit of Senator Root, as secretary of state. to a few years ago, will sail from Valparaiso Chile, November 26. l
 Capt. John J. Richards of Providence nominated by President Will son as United States marshal for Rhode Island is in d critical condition from typhoid fever He was a mem ber of the party which went from that