Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-02
SUDDEN DEATHS WERE
 48 IN LAST QUARTER
Coroner Browns Report for the Count, New London Had Y, the Hisf Number.

 According to the quarterly report of Coroner Fra nk1in H. Brown there were 48 sudden deaths in the county during the past three months. New London had the largest number, IT, and Nor wich was second with H.; There were three suicides in the county, two acci- dental drownfngs, five deaths resulting from railroad injuries, two from burns, one from gunshot wounds, two from the violence of others one resulting from a criminal abortion. and 14 from heart trouble. Others were of various causes. The deaths were as follows:
 Norwich. gastro- -entritis.
 Oct 15-victoria R. Wade, aged about 65. angina pectoris. Oct. 16-Bernard Shapro. aged 54 carbolie acid poisoning. self admin istered.
 Oct. 24-stanley- Banas. aged IS. gun Nov. 9-Gowdanze Gonsalve. about 30. struck by cars on c. V. road near Nov. 17-Barbara Beeman, 3 months. status lyrnphaticus.
 Nov. 17-Timothe Mailloux, aged 45. died in Groton of heart disease and exposure. r1arasmus.
 Dec 21-Rosanna Melleur, aged s5. suicidal drowning
 Dec 2s-George Williams, aged 7s, heart disease.
 Dec. s0-Gladys D. whitmarsh. aged years, gangrenous appendicitis.
 New London. Sept. 30-George H. Bowers, aged 50. thrown from team in Grotori -~ Oct. 4LJohn F. McCarty aged 3o shock and hemorrhage resulting from being run over by train. no4 II n chronic alcoholism with deliricm tre- mems.
 Oct. 15-Cyrus E. McMoran. 36, acute cardiac failure. pulmonary oedema. due to cadiac fan- Nov. s-Elizabeth Wilson. 7s years old. angina pectnris.
 Nov. a-John R. H. Crocker, aged TO, cerebral hemorrhage.
 Nov. 21-Spadaro infant. five days, strangula tion inflicted by mother. Nov. 20-Oliver Christensen about 50. accidental drownine. Nov 27-Edmond Clancy, aged TO, angina Dectoris.
 Dec 1-Alonzo B. Hussey. aged 37, frs cures of skull oedema of brain. Dec. 14-Mary Stapins. aged 61, an- gina pectoris.
 Dec. 17-Joseph J>avallee. aged 36. accidental ssphyxia tion from gas Dec. 20-John Chipman, aged 50, cut in two by train.
 Dec 22-Unknown man, 45 to 50. ac- cidental drowning.
 Dec 23-ThoTnas Nolan. aged 25. fracture of skull and internal injur- ies
 Dec 2s-Harry. O. Bishop, aged s5, shock and hemorrhage following rail- road injuries.
 Bozrah. Nov. 2-Francis R. Allyn, aged 8 months hI1rraed f,y matches
 Franklin. Nov. 4-Johanna H. MulIin about TO- acute indigestion.
 Waterford. Oct. William Perry. 30 days, in- fantile convulsions asthenia. Nov. 5--Louis Morceau. aged s3. sen ility.
 Dec. 17-F1orlne M. Dimmock, aged
 Old Lyme. Dec. 11-Martin Kiernan. aged r days, traunatism of delivery at birth.
 MontviIIe. Oct. 5-Agnes Watt. aged IS, died a New London, acute septic peritonitis the result of criminal abortion chronic alcoholism.
 Dec. 23-Charles F. Scholfeld. aged 95. heart disease and angina pectoris.
 Preston.
 Dec 17-Theodore Seiner. aged 34, acute cardiac dilation.
 Dec. 20--John J. Maloney, aged 6S, valvular disease of heart with hyper trophy.
 Dec. -22-Henry F. Robbins. aged 73, acute dilation of the heart.
 Groton.
 Oct. 2-David Smith. about 70, found dead, heart diSease.
 Dec. 2s-Edwfn R. Williams, aged IS, suicidal hanging.
 Voiuntown. Nov. 4-Eugene T. Frazier. aged 49. strangulation as result of Kick by John F. Gardner.
 Stoninston. Dee. Angus Barber aged 55, ftac- ture of skull resulting from being struck by cars. Dec. lo--Alexande ndepeiupica. months 2 dayx asphyxia