Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-14

discharged by the Board of Educa- ton because of her sex.
 Mrs. Daisy Stevens, of Brandon, Miss, was reelected President-Gen- eral of the United Daughters of the Confectionery at Savannah.
 Don Valentine HarN~ood, of New York. a playwright, reported to the police the robbery of jewelry valued at $65.000 from his trunk.
 A $25,o0o bond issue will be float ed in New Tork State. the proceeds to be used to externinate the foot and mouth disease in the State.
 John QueaIIy of Workers, N. Y, tied iron dumb bells around his waist and committed suicide by drowning in six feet of water in reservoir.
 Gen George F. Dick leader of the famous charge of the Federal soldiers up Missionary Ridge, during the Civil aWr. died in Bloomington, ILL
 The New York State Federation of Women's clubs, at a session in Bing- hampton, voted in favor of woman suffrage by a vote of 227 to 72.
 Mrs. Julian J. Lampsen, 22 years old, wife of a prominent resident of Bethel, was found dead in bed. Death was caused by inhaling chlOroform.
 The home of Assistant County Pros ecutor Munson Force, of Paterson, N. J., was entered and robbed of jewels and silverware valued at $2,50o Pasquaie BiIliberta and PauIo Pin sadines wine importers both of Brook was hhot by a man who escaped. | Thomas Marin, aged ten,, of New York, is dying as a result of kick on the head received when. he crawl ed under a horse to recover ball,
 General Hans von2 BueIow: who mar ried Mrs. Nina Bryce Turnbull of Philadelphia has been decorated with the Iron Cross for the second time.
 John EVers and William SeFriener, coal miners, of .POttsville, Pa, were rescued alive, after having been inn prisoned four days beneath a mass of coal. A
 The two children, wife, and mother in law of William Klemmann, of Trenton, N. J., were found uncon- scious, suffering from ptomaine pois- l oning.
 New York State inspectors found traces of the foot and mouth disease | in a herd of 2S9 cattle at Auueduct, l.. l., and ordered an immediate quar- antine.
 The two semi British Dukes, cousins of King George, fighting in the German army, the Duke of Cumber- land and the Duke of Albany. will lose their titles.
 Representative Gerry of Rhode Isl- land, who was defeated for reelection. reported to the house that he had re- ceived no contribution. but had spent S4.367 for his campaign
 Mrs. Marion w. Rrashears of New York, lost her $5O,00o islander suit against Mrs. Susan Smith, of SheI- byville, Ky, once known as the Het- ty Green of the Northwest"
 Michael Mathews and a man named Reilly, sailors were found dead from suffocation in the cell at Branford, Conn. The bedding in their cell caught fire from the mems pipes.
 Daniel Mckay, for many years coachman in the family of Samuel Dodd president of the International Silver company, was found dead in his room at Meriden from gas poison ing,
 Henry C. Tinker of New York, di- rector of several corporations. died as result of internal wounds he re- ceived when he swallowed a small steel instrument while in a dentist chair
 Damage Estimated at s3,ooo was caused by two fires which broke out almost simultaneously in the north morning. Both are regarded as sus- pfcious.
 David A. Sullivan, convict banker, whose rides about the country result ed in the dismissal of Warden Mo- Cormick, of Sing Sing Prison, New York. has suffered a complete nervous collapse.
 Former President William Heward Taft has accepted an invitation to be the guest of honor at the annual ban quet of the Hartford Business Mems association, himself fixing the date for February 4.
 Henry Wallace Phillips, author, was sentenced to serve one year in prison for impairing the morals of a sixteen year -old-girl, Marjorie Cluxton of Brooklyn, whom he posed as Sep
 Mrs. Frank c. Gsrnert, of Bridgeport, who was seriously injured in an au- tomobile accident at Newtown on Oe- tober q, and has since been a patient in the Danbury hospital was removed to her home in Bridgeport
 In the Superior Court at Hartford. Judge E, B, Gager allowed James H. Webb, of New Haven an additional $4,50o for services as attorney for the receivers of the Aetna Indemnity com pany, making a total of $74, 500 paid him since and including 1911.