Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-01
42 SUDDEN DEATHS
 IN PAST THREE MONTHS.
Reported my Coroner 5rown-Ner-
 wich Had Small Number of Seven.

l of any of the towns of the county during the quarter July 1-Sept. 30. New London had IF sudden deaths while Norwich and Montville each had 1 seven. Waterford and Groton had four each. Of the 21 towns of the county sudden deaths were reported | in Is. The total for the. quarter was l 49. Forty-tw sudden deaths were reported in the county in the preced- l ing quarter and of these Norwich had l 14 and New London 13. l The deaths of July, August and September, with causes. follow: Norwich.
 July 6-Charles Ruley, aged 23, l broken neck from fall down stairs. 1 July 10-Patrick J. Buckley, 55, heart 1 disease.
 July 17-WilIiam J. O'Brien, aged | 42, exposure, following mental break July 2S-Mary Drew. aged 52, heart | disease.
 Aug. 6-Unknown man. about 50. fracture of skull and other injuries received when struck by freight train. Aug. 27-John Bernacki, aged 4, acci- dental drowning Sept 24-Primo alias Fred Regioni, aged 21. carbolic acid poisoning, sui eide. New London. July 2-John' Ledwfth, aged 85. acci- dental fall from freight train. July 12-Henry D. Maynard. aged II. apoplexy. July 2o-Herbert J. May, aged 51, causes unknown. Aug. 10-Geramino Scarft, aged 21. accidental drowning. Aug. 24--John c. Clifford, aged SO, of Westf1eld, Mass, acute cardiac in sUf1ciency induced by shock of salt water bathing. Aug. 25-Stephen J. IIgo. aged 13. injuries received by being run over by coal car.
 Aug. 2S-Nieolo Bacauicelo, aged 23, fracture of skull.
 Aug. 31-Henry K. Lindsay. aged 64, cardiac tnsuftciency and arterio sclerosis
 Sept. Frank Henry Gavitt, aged months, convUlsions, Sept 15-Silas Stein. about 50, cer- ebral hemorrhage.
 Sept. 20-Joseph W Hardwick, aged. 76, acute cardiac insufficiency. Sept. 23-Wi1liam Maynard, aged about 55, chronic alcoholism.
 Franklin.
 Sept 21-Dorothy McConnell,- aged 66, cancer of the stomach.
 MontviIIe.
 July 11-seth Chester Smith, "A, July 81-Francis McNef Rogers, aged 85, bullet wounds inflicted by Albert A. Rogers.
 Aug. 2--John Kobyhuk, aged 6 months, cholera infantum. Aug. 9-Mary Wisniewska, aged 2S, cerebral spinal meningitis. Aug. 15-Albert A. Rogers. aged S2, suicidal gunshot wound
 Aug. 31-Unknown infant cause un- known.
 Colchester.
 July 13-Ida Rich, aged 12. acci- dental drowning.
 July 15-John Wesley Squires, "A, chronic vaIvular heart disease. July 2O-Frank Caputi, aged 26, ac- cidental gunshot wound
 Preston.
 July Bridget Mallory. aged 67, cerebral hemorrhage, following epilep- tic convulsiou.
 5ozrah.
 Aug. 1-Caroline L. Bogue, aged 67, heart disease.
 Lyme.
 Aug. 22-william F. Comstock, aged Sept. 14-John o. Clark, aged weeks, whooping cough.
 Old Lyme. Aug. 2f-John Philips, aDout 3O, acute alcoholism
 East Lyme. July 4-Cornelfus Sullivan, about 55, drowning.
 Aug. 9S-valaria CrisHkovsky, aged 28. heart disease.
 Waterford. July 6-Robert R. Mcdonald, 23. II Jul July 11@Juiia Lieper, compound fracture skull
 Sept. 7-Jerome H. Cady, aged 3s, pistol shot in head, self inflicted. Sept. 22-James German, about 55, heart disease.
 Stonington. July 3-Dorothy L. Amann, one year, months, heat exhaustion and general July 24-Mary c. Hill. aged 76, apo plexy.
 Sept. 2-Charlotte C. Reed of New York. aged 79, heart disease.
 North Stonington. July 4-Casper Conrad, aged 76. mitral segurgitation of the heart
 Groton.
 Aug. 27-Jesse c. Lamphere, aged 61, injuries received when struck by train. Aug. 31-Robert K. Smith, aged 31, of Hartford, drowning, due to heart disease.
 Sept 3-Herbert Vohwinkel, aged IS, fracture of skull in auto accident. Sept 26-William D. HOldredge, aged 12, accidental pistol shot, self inflicted.