Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-30

lHdl IL6pESSenIdClV6 I'. AOuiI l, van, C'Big Tim") met death by acci- dent.
 Joseph Bouvikowski, aged five, was killed when he was run over by heavy wagon near his home at New Britain yesterday.
 Notices Were Posted yesterday for the sale under foreclosure of the prop erty of the St. Louis World Publish ing company.
 Isaac Vail Brokaw, a pioneer cloth ing merchant of New York died yester- day at his home in Elberon, N. J., in his S0th year.
 Because of the Rapidly increasing trade between the United States and Japan a shortage of trans Pacific ves- sells is expected.
 An Alligator CrawIed from the mouth of a sewer in Shreveport, La, causing a panic among many women. It was shot by a policeman.
 Secretary Daniels plans to have gov ernment owned-ships of all descrip- tions repaired at the navy yards, ln- stead of by contract as formerly.
 John F. Lacey, former member of congress, fell dead at the doorway of his home at Oskaloosa, Iowa, yester- day. Physicians said his death was due to apoplexy
 A Reward of $2o,o has been offered for the return of the 360 pearl neck laces and other jewelry recently stolen from the home of Mrs. c. Chumnsey at Narragansett Pier.
 Elias kittIe, West Verginia horti culturist, has succeeded in producing on one acre of ground crop of ginseng, which he has already con- tracted to sell for S50,000,
 Captain Harold v. Jones, of the army medical corps has reached the con clusion that the recruits of today are inferior in strength and physique to the soldiers in the army in 1875
 More Than 1so Socialists have signed statement declaring their in-' tention to violate an order, issued by Judge Humphries in Seattle. Wash, prohibiting them from speaking in streets.
 To the Barking of some poodle dogs, proprietor William c. Carroll of the Lighthouse hotel at Lighthouse Point his wife and clerk Thomas Cain, owe their lives yesterday. when the hotel was burning.
 Mrs. William H. Fuller, 47 years old, wife or a Peabody, Mass. leather worker, and mother of eight children committed suicide yesterday by cutting her throat She had been in poor health for some time
 Turtle of the Leather Back variety weight 1,50O pounds. age (estimated) 900 years, was brought inte New York yesterday by the schooner Cleaner, Captain Tapper. The monster was captured yesterday near Fire. Island.
 An Automobile Campaign Tour of the entire state of Massachusetts started yesterday by Charles $. Bird, progressive candidate for governor Four automobiles carried MT. Bird and his party, including 6 fife and drum corps.
 Justice Benedict in the supreme court in Brooklyn ruled that strip of land 533 feet long, on Coney Is lands shore is free to the use of the public as far as mean high water, thus debarring property owners from mon opolizing it.
 Secretary Houston of the United States department of agriculture in an address before the American Roads congress at Detroit urged good roads for the farmer in preference to great trans continental highways for auto mCbilists.
 Wilbur Foerste, the Y Year old boy arrested al New York on a charge If stealing $1,400 from a depart ment store in Cleveland Ohio, was ordered held for AS hours to enable the Cleveland police to have an officer come for him.
 pr. Charles Eugene Michel, who was a physician in the Confederate army and as such attended General Albert Sidney Johnson of the Confederate army when he was mortaIly wounded, died at his home at St. Louis, yester- day at the age Of 80
 Texas Democrats are astir over the discovery that the large oil painting of General sam Houston which has oc- cupied a position of honor on the walls of the State Chamber has been re- moved and a painting of ex-Senator Joseph M. Bailey put in it's place
 Thomas Mott Osborne, chairman of the New York Commission on Prison Reform, entered Auburn prison yester- day morning to serve a short term self-imposed, for the purpose of study ing the effect of the present prison
 
 condition of a man.
 Compelled to Sleep in the back yard of her sons home all Saturday night because the sons wife objected to her presence Mrs. Annie Thuroff, an aged Russian immigrant, is now in the care | of the Bridgeport charity board and her case has been referred to the immigra- tion authorities in New York.
 The T>A,;aa nA&a.&nI S,,I-. s.. primary bill was endorsed and a move ! ment for an active campaign for the | election this fall of assennblyrnen | pledged to statewide direct nornina- | tions was started at Albany yesterday | at conference of direct primary ad- i vocates from many sections of the | state.
 Accompanied by His Wife and eight | year old daughter, Tllyn Mason, an | American mining engineer who es- | capped Imprisonment in Korea after 1 having been convicted of killing a | Chinese, arrived at San Francisco yes 1 terday from the Orient on his way | to Mexico. The Chinese was killed by | Mason for attacking his little girl.
 Harry F. Ges of North Woburn, who was badly injured in the motor eycla,) q Bradford, Mass. sunday night when his sister Miss Lillian IT | Lee of Brookline was killed, dted veg terdsy at the HAverhill hospital Miss Leo YVES riding in q basket attached to her brothers motor cycle when tee