Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24

an Athens dispatch.
 first to be held in northern Wisconsin in years, is planned.
 The canned lobster industry of New foundland and Canada has been hard nit by the European war.
 Col. George F. Shaver 7s, Civil War veteran, is dead in the home of his daughter in BronXville8
 The Mount HoIyoke College authori- ties have gathered 1000 bushels of ap- pies from their own premises.
 The will of George Westinghouse, just proved here, shows that his Eng fish properties amounted to $1S4,200.
 Harry HiIkirk, of Sharon, Pa, a a new eyelid from skin from his right leg.
 Frank James, brother of Jessie James, and like him, a bandit, is dy ing at his home near Excelsior Springs, Mo.
 Madame curie, who with her hus- band, discovered radium, is the only person in the world to hold two Nobel prizes.
 Miss Ruth Page, is of Hartford, Ct, was drowned in shallow brook while pinned down by an overturned automobile.
 of New York was arrested charged with having passed bad checks on diff ferent hotels
 Mrs. Barbara Voeke. 90, of sheboy- gan, died, leaving eight daughters, 104 direct descendants.
 Victor EsheIman, 40, of Philadelphia, confessed he was the slayer of Albert Kraft who was found strangled to death last Wednesday.
 For kissing ten-year-oId Jean Me- Cullogh of Paterson N. J., while on duty, Patrolman Benjamin Mendels- sohn has been dismissed.
 During the YaIe-H Harvard football game, the Yale Undergraduate Red Cross Relief Committee took up col lection that mounted to $7,sAs.
 Mrs. Patrick canahpeiI the English actress, now appearing in New York, has been sued in the Supreme Court for failure to pay her lawyers $1,126
 Secretary Daniels announced that the official spelling of the type of bat tleship now being built for the United States navy should be 'dreadnaugtt."
 A fire at the Hempstead Plains Avi. ation field, Long Island, destroyed hangars, areoplanes and other proper ty at loss between $25,0o0 and $30,ooo
 Racing at high rate of speed fire engine No. 6, an automobile of Pas saic, N. J., turned turtle. John Farrell and John Alderman, fremen were bad ly injured.
 A voluntary petition in bankrutpcy was filed by Norman F. Tuck of Wor- cester, a builder. Liabilities were placed at s220,300, and assets at $13,- 200.
 Paul Brister, son of Mayor Rrister of Auburn, N. T., and Julian Candee son of Justice Candee of Caugo, N. Y were drowned while duck hunting in Couga Lake.
 Thirty-three years ago, when Mrs. A. F. Franz, of Winatchee, Wash, was girl. she swallowed a needle. Recently the needle made it's appear ance in her left leg and was removed.
 William E. BostIemann, manager of Fred Probst & Co, which made an assignment on November II, jumped from fifth story window and was killed. Accountants had discovered ir- regularitieS in his books.
 A jury before the Supreme Court Justice keiby of Brooklyn brought in a verdict convicting Pasquale Vendet- ii of murder in the first degree. Ven detd shot and killed on July 25, Car mera Alfidi of Brooklyn.
 A gift of 1o,ooo,ooo cigarettes has been made to the Irving and Ardsley- Auxiliary of the West chester County Red Cross society for Co. representing a value of s20,0oo
 Seven mon arrested at MiddIetewn by order of the coroner in connection with an assault on Frank Buoniorne. were held without bail in the city court to await the outcome of Buongi- orne's injuries.
 The police are puzzeId over the find- ing of suitcase containing a mans 1, and package of letters writ | ten in German found in a clump of 1 bushes on Goat Island, a short dis 1 tance above the American Falls, at Mi ] agara.
 After stay of two weeks in the ! Tombs, David Lamar was released on | bail by Judge Sessions in the United | States District Court pending his trial ! 0n November 50 for impersonatine The bail bond was | S30,O0o.
 Eleven men, six Americans and five Iexicans. will be hanged in the Ari- | sona penitentiary in one day, Decemb- 1 er 19, for murder. The people of the | States pronounced their doom by vot- | ng against the aboHshment of the leath penalty.
 A voluntary petition In banI<ru psev vas filed by the Haverilil Herald | Company, publishers of a daily news. paper at Haverhiu, Masa, IdahfIiftea were placed at S4s.s00 and assets at i38, 400. The proceedings were insti. uted by vote Of the stockholders.
 Bank Man Held in $2s,ooo Bends.
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