Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-09

 dianapolis.
 Five Persons are in the .Pennsyi- vania hospital in Philadelphia suffer ing from poison caused by eating toadstools
 Robert c. Raynor, e4, was accident ally asphyxiated by illuminating gas during Tuesday night at his home at Shelton, Conn
 Henry Hayne, a negro. 110 years old is dead at Cartersville, N. c. Up to the time of his death he could thread 8 needle without using glasses.
 Merton w. RurnEann, r years old, of Laconia, N. H., is dead as q re- ing with the Laconia High School Football team.
 Mrs. Ira Keller, charged with kill ing her husband and seven-year old daughter at Harrisonville, Mo, has been found guilty and sentenced to life imprisCnnent
 Federal General Alvarez and his staff and 125 Federal soldiers were ex- ecuted Tuesday in Torreon, Mexico, under orders of General Francisco Villa of the ConstitutionalIst foFcea-
 Last sprina 6.sS2.G6s Pounds of maple sugar and 455, ,AG3 gallons of maple syrup were produced in Yer mont. To obtain this amount of sweetness 5,076,575 trees were tapped
 A Heavy Hail Storm succe ssaed by q cloudburst and high wind broke over the Western part of St Louis yesterday, flooding streets, breaking windows and tearing down trees and sign boards.
 eolcn1on Schasssr and Four of his c1f1dren-San1ue1, 12 years old, Bessie '. Goldie 6, and Herman 3-were found dead in the Scf1asser apartment at New ' ork yesterday, overcome by gas.
 Captain Edward Hill, adjutant of the Sixth Field Artillery, stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, died yesterday from heart disease and kidney trouble, while on a visit to his father-in-law, John B. Curtis.
 Nathan StaFaie, a ProH5nen+ build ing association official of Altoona, Pa, was convicted al H0HidayDurg, Pa, yesterday on Q charge of eRlbezzilng S15,O0O belonging to his minor son. John H. Stahle.
 The Roller Towel which has been q feature many years in government buildings at Washington was abolish ed yesterday in the in interests of ths public health by an executive order C1 President Wilson
 Secretary of War Garrison has re- init ed the remainder of tho prison sentence of Walter H. CGRmaH, a
 
 ClSarged with using obscene expres- slons towards the flag.
 As Part of the Crusade to wipe out the siuns in the national capital S15 insanitary buildings were razed in the past fiscal year and close to one thousand persons were forced to move into more healthful quarters.
 With the Closing yesterday of the list of candidates for the congresSiOn- al primaries in the Third MasSachu- sets district 1t appeared that Major General Nelson A. Miles, U. $. A., re- tired, will not be in the field.
 On and After November 4 no mint juleps, no cocktails, not even whiskey straight, sour wine or beer, will be served on railroad dining cars in Ohio. Nothing stronger than grape juice will be borne on the trays of the walters.
 Charles Francis RichaCdson, profess sor emeritus of Anglo -Saxton and English language and literature at Dartmouth college died at Lisbon, N. H., yesterday after a brief illness aged 62 years. Death was due to pneumonia.
 Nearly a Dozen Children have died at BeIlingham, Wash, within a few days from a mysterious malady and a number of others are not expected to recover. The disease resembles an Oriental plague introduced into this country by rats,
 Henry Alien, Aged 73, member of a Winsted firm of coal dealers was found dead in the highway yesterday. He was driving into town on 9. load of wood and had been thrown from his seat, striking head first on B rock His skull was fractured
 Lovers of Reefsteak and Onions were startled yesterday when the de- partment of agriculture announced that the tylenchus devastatrix (onion eelworm) had invaded the United States and the future of the onion in dustry was in jeopardy.
 The Red Cross Yesterday authorized Mayor Jones of Nome Alaska, to i'm mediately draw upon it for $500 for relief work. The mayor was asked to report what the needs of the suf ferers were and was assured that further aid would be forthcoming.
 Five Hundred Million Tons of high grade iron ore in Chile are under lease to the Bethlehem Steel company and will be brought to Bethlehem at the rate of more than a million tons year, beginning in 1915, by d fleet of vessels operating through the Pana- ma canal.
 No Garbage Has Been Collected in Chicago for eight days and the situ- atfon is becoming serious. The city ceased gathering it on October 1 when the contract with the Chicago reduc- tion company expired and the muni- cipality found itself without means of disposing of waste which has been ac cumulating.
 More interest is Taken in the worlds series baseball struggle than in the spiritual welfare Of the youth of the nation in the opinion of the Rev. F. 5. Lewis. who told members of the board of Sunday Schools or the Baltimore conference Of the Metho dist Episcopal church that reform alton was imperative
 
 Sunday School Baseball Fans.
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