Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-19

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 J. H. Peake, of Albuquerque, N. M., is exhibiting a lemon 16 1-2 inches around and IT I-2 inches from end to end.
 Angered at the treatment of his mother, Vincent CarieIIo, aged 21, shot and killed his father in their home in Brooklyn.
 Mime. Ernestine Schumann- Heink, contraIto, arrived at Grossmont, near San Diego, Cal, to spend a year to regain her health.
 A spectacular ball will be given at the New Willard Hotel in Washington on February for the widows and orphans of French artists.
 Contributions amounting to $1,o14 were received by the New York State Board of the American Red Cross, bringing the total to $44O,47S.
 The gallery in the Academy of Music, Lebanon, Pa, sank about nine inches during a performance, caus- ing a wild rush for the stairways.
 Field Marshall Lord Roberts, who died at the front in France while vis- it1ng British troops, November If of last year, left an estate of $3S5, 900.
 Gus Williams for more than half a century one of the most popular com edians in the country, shot and killed himself in a railroad station at Yon- leers.
 The Italian Government has siqned contracts with an East St. Louis, Ill.,, firm for the delivery of 5000 war horses. None of the horses is to be white.
 A crowd of 1000 gathered around Lipp Genkin, a Russian when he be- gan giving away $2O bills in Will hamsburg He had S2S5 left when ar rested
 An unidentified man. apparently about 49 years old. committed suicide during Sunday night at his boarding house in New Haven by using illu- minating gas.
 A badly damaged German hydro plane was found on the coast of Ma noe a small Danish island in inc North Sea There was no signs of the crew.
 Baltimore policemen raided the PatuXent Rod and Gun Club, near there, and arrested 14S persons and seized $50 in cash, blackboards and racing sheets.
 George Ellis and Harry Billings of Brooklyn were arrested by Secret Ser vice agents who raided their plant where they made counterfeit $1O and $20 gold pieces.
 Edwin Rest, aged 1e, was arrested when he went hunting in the Wash ington National Zoo Park. He had a orcrn6 va trail of q deer.
 Persons living on the coast of Drag heda, Ireland, on the Irish Sea. have been warned to leave for the interior because of the rumors of an intended attack by Zeppelin.
 The British cruiser which has been lying off Havana since January Il. left bound northward. She was re- ieved by a cruiser of the same type, accompanied by a collier.
 Governor John Nj. STathon of GeorE- ia has begun an investigation into the lynchinG of four negroes at Monticel- 10, following an attack by them on Chief of Police Williams
 A rescue expedition was organized at Beauford, N. c. C., to search out of woy islands in Pamlico Sound in the hope of finding one or more of the persons reported killed when the yacht Julia blew up.
 Jacob Frumkes, a grocer, of New York, is dying of a fractured skulI after having been beaten by two Do- hcemen when he tried to prevent the arrest of his 10-year-olds on for car rying a revolsVer.
 Four bank robbers, who attempted to rob bank in Andale, Kan, were chased away when Clara DresseI. night operator at the telephone ex- change, aroused the town by ringing all telephone bells.
 Commander John M. Foyer, U. S. N., commissioned by President Wilson as i Governor of Samoa, is bearing to the | people of the island the Presidents | thanks for their offer of assistance in ] case of " ar with Mexico.
 James A. Whitney, an undertaken. 1 and his assistant, Miss Cora Cannon, 1 were seriously injured on Burnside l avenue, East Hartford, Monday after l noon when a trolley car smashed into | Mir Whitney's automobile.
 Between 15o and 200 sugar reffneries l in the north of France have been com | pelled to cease operations because the l Germans seized their copper apparat- 1 us and sent it to Germany to be used | in the manufacture of cartridses.
 The Rev. Edward K. Bishop, of the Park Congregational Church, Grand | Rapids, Mich, will have a dancing floor built in the new parish honse | now being built, in an effort to at tract young parishioners to his fold.
 Men of the navy who were on board the Oregon during her famous trip around Cape Horn and into the Span sh War are invited to reioin their old ship for her cruise through the Pana- ma Canal at the official celebration of the opening.
 Suffering from temporary demen- tia caused by the heat of the engine room. Frank Wilkins, a fireman on the steamer Philadelphia, dove over board and swan about ten minutes before being rescued as the steamer was about to sail from New York.