Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14


 acute indigestion at his country home in Westbrook. He was 65 years old.
 Miss Myrtle Wright, 12 years old, swan across the Golden Gate, Cali fornia, in 25.40 minutes. She is the first child to accomplish this feat.
 One Quarter of the New York Ma tional league clubs share of the 1912 turned over to the other seven clubs of the league.
 The Aviary, the Winter Quarters for the birds at the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, built by the city at a cost of $150,00O, was opened to the public yesterday.
 Frederick Rec, 16 years old, commit ted suicide in his home in Jersey City because he was ridiculed by his moth CT for paying attention to a woman much older than himself.
 Social and industrial Conditions in the United States are to be investi gated by the National Civic Fedora tton with a view to securing inven- tory of national assets and liabilities.
 The Arkansas Supreme Court yes terday sustained the validity of fhe Going prohibition bill, and Arkansas will become dry after January 1 Officers and Dorectors of the chambe next.
 The London Globe, which was sold several years ago to H. Harmsworth, brother of Lord Northcliffe, for S430,- 900 has been acquired by a. syndicate headed by R. D. Blumenf1eId, a New York newspapermen.
 The Annual Convention of the So ciety of American Indians will open at Denver, Colo, this evening" The so- ciety is made up of Indians who have organized for the betterment of their race.
 Officers and Directors of the cham Der of commerce of the United States met in Detroit yesterday to discuss questions of national importance and of vital interest to the business and commerce of the nation.
 Mrs. John Ludwig and Mrs. Matt Beiger, wives of miners working at Delagu, Colorado, were Kidnapped yesterday by party of women from the strikers tent colony at Ludlow ana are held prisoners.
  yesterday morning, 2,500 applicants had been registered at North Platte, Neb., for lands in the North Platte forest reserve and the Fort Niobrara reservation The drawing will be held October 2S.
 Columbus Day Was Honored at banquet at The Elton. Waterbury, last evening under the auspices of Sheridan council, No. 24 K. of C.. Rev William Keefe of Plainfeld was one of the speakers.
 The Appointment of Committee of thirty prominent citizens to prepare a plan for the ret organization of state government in the interest of economy and efficiency was anounced by Gov ernor Eberhard of Minnesota, yester- day.
 While Practicing with the Yale base ball nine on Yale field yesterday aft ernoOn, Captain Jack Blossom of the varsity was struck in the forearm by a pitched ball with such force that small bone was broken.
 Armed With shotquns, ninety ovs- ter dredgers, accompanied by 38 wom- en, started out from Fairmont. Md yesterday to destroy property on oys- ter bottoms leased to planters by the Maryland shellfsh commission
 A Little Progressive Pastoral enti- tied "A Girl With One Stocking" en- livened the senate proceedings yester- day when presented by Senator Till man, who recently illuminated the page of the congressional record with cartoons of his income tax COW
 Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck of New York yesterday denied an ap- plication for a certificate of reasona- ble doubt on behalf of Joseph G. 1 Robin, the New York banker convict. whose pardon by William Sulzer, Jus tice Hasbrouck recently declared void. l
 Patrick GiImartin, Who Was Injured while trying to rescue a woman from the coal pockets of the New York | New Haven and Hartford railroad at was operated on last night 1 and the injured leg amputated The chances of his recovery are very slight MISS JENNIE Will SON"