Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-24

r cuT lntsnoed tSridsS were NHilleu Dy lightning on their wedding day at Budapest.
 The Comm nsrciai Gable Company an- nounce that communication with Can ton has been restored.
 The Body of P. c. Patten of Hart ford was found in the Connecticut river off Glastonbury yesterday
 There Were 1as244 immigrant aliens admitted to the United States during July, according to Bureau of Immisra- tion statistics.
 The Resignation of Bernard s. Rod ney, United States attorney for Alaska, requested by Attorney General Me Reynolds, was receivedyye yesterday.
 
 Frank Gaudia of New Haven, aged 29, who ate tOadStOOls miS taking them for mushrooms, died early this morn ing. His wife, who also paTtook of the meal is ill
 incomplete Returns Show that the score attained by the battieships par ticipating in the target practice are the highest ever recorded in the At l1ntic battleship fleet.
 Indications at Midnight Were that Acting Governor James F. Fielder was nominated yesterday in the state pri- maries as the democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey.
 ConsttutonaIists Have Captured the city of Jerez, state of Zocatecas, killing or wounding more than 100 fed erals according to a report brought by a constitutiOnalist courier
 An Heiress to the ZeoIer Millions has arrived in the person of Miss Elizabeth Virginia Ziegler, who was born Sunday night at the Ziegler coun- try place, Darien, Conn
 w. p. Zuber, Aged Ninety Three, one of the last survivors of the Battle of San Jacinto, in 1S36, which won the independence of Texas from Mexico, died at Austin, Tex, Monday.
 E. Livingston Ludiaw, TO years old and prominent in society in New York and in Newport, went up 800 feet in a flying machine at Newport R. L, yes terday with William Thaw of Pitts burg and New York.
 Stewart Craig, Of Elizabeth, N. J., connected with the National Park bank of New York for 30 years died sud denly at @ hotel in Stroudsburgh. Pa His intimate friend, Samson Stark, died at the same hotel a few days ago.
 Howard Elliott, President of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad conferred at Washington yes terday with the Interstate Commerce commission and Attorney General Mo Reynolds about conditions upon his lines.
 That the Strike Fever in London is not entirely allayed is indicated by the strike of 4000 colliers yesterday be- cause a company policeman insulted a miners wife. The company refused to dismiss the policeman and will close the pits today.
 Secretary Morrisons Report for the II months of the fiscal year ending August 31, showed that the member ship of affiliated organizations of the A. F. of L. for August last was 2,078,- 597, against 1,S29,55O for August last year, a gain of 249,047
 j. P. Lucere, Member of the New Mexico legislature from Rio Arriba county indicted with three other members of the legislature on charges of soliciting bribes in connection with the election of United States Sena- 2
 A Number of Stores in Pedras Ne gros, Mexico, owned by alleged feder- al sympathizers now living on the American side, were cOntfscated yes terday by constitutionalists charging the establishments were being used as headquarters by supporters of Huerta.
 Charles St. John, Aged 50, of Hart ford, was arrested on the roof of block at New Britain where he was working yesterday on 9 charge of as sauIting EmieI Anderson of Burnside, who was found dead in a cell in the Hartford police station Sunday morn ing.
 The President of the Fourteenth In ternatiOnal Congress on Alcoholism in session at, Milan, Italy Dr. Angelo Philippetti announced at the session yesterday that the permanent com mittee had decided to propose that the congress in 1915 should be held in the United States.
 Mrs Irving ;. Shoemaker, 90. missing from Waterbury since Tuesday, Sept. 16, wandered into the home of a Wo- man friend near her own home yes terday. Mrs. Shoemaker said she had been living in the woods ever since her disappearance. as people were aft CT her to eiectrocute her.
 Lack of an Adequate Signal system the punching of six trains within 3 ten mile stretch of track and reclI- less driving by the engineers in a fog are given by the public utilities conn mission as causes for the collision be- tween the Bar Harbor and the White Mountain expresses on the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad at North Haven on September 2, resulting in twenty one deaths.
 THE CREW RESCUED
 BY A CARNEGIE HERO