Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-18

6rigadier General Greenleaf A. Good ale. T.. s. A. retired, died at Wake field, Mass, from a complication of diseases. aged 75.
 Sergeant Thomas J. DonIon, S4 years old, last survivor of the crew of the Monitor, died Of heart trouble at Springfield, Mass.
 The stock yards at East Buffalo. N Y, were closed under state and Fed erul order because of the reappearance Of foot-and-mouth disease. Mobilization Of the unemployed under Public Works is the latest plan for the economic defence of France PhmysicaI violence was threatened on the floor of the Senate when Senat- or Clark of Wyoming virtually called Senator Reed of Missouri a fibber The British cruiser Carnarvon. one Of the WarShipS that took part in the naval battle of the FaulkIand Islands in December arrived at Montevideo.
 The sAitish steamer MaIince, which left New York for Santiago. returned tc port for medical assistance for a member of the crew who lost a finger.
 The Picking Gazette" declares the article in the London Times" on Jap anese demands was inspired in Japan. being intended to misIead British opin- ion.
 The New York Assembly Committed. on Public Education reported favorabI the bill which requires the reading of at least ten verses of the Bble a day i in schools.
 David E. shanahan Of Chicago a wet Republican, was elected speak CT of the Ilionis House. breaking the deadlock that for six weeks prevented organization.
 Two incapacitated Germans officers and ninety-twO soldiers who were prisoners of war. sailed from Folkstone England. for Holland, to be exchanged for British wounded.
 JJosephine Ronana, aged IA, receiv- eG a verdict of SIG. 500 damages aeainst the Boston Elevated Co, for injuries received eight years ago when she stepped on q charged wire.
 A bomb was exploded at a masked ball in Sofia, Bulgaria, which was at tended by representatives of exclusive society of the capital. Two persons were killed and ten injured.
 Having answered out of his turn through deafness on q, number of roll calls in the last few. days, Senator sherman of Illinois, appeared in the Chamber wearing a 'dictaphone."
 Hannibal E. Han1Iin, formerly at torney-general of Maine, will be asso- ciated with counsel for Werner Horn. the bridge dynamiter. in resisting ex- tradition from Machias to Canada. 
 EIwood Armstrong, the solitary prisoner in the county jail at George town, Del, told the sheriff he would have to escape unless the sheriff found him company, as it is lonely at night.
 William Day, schooIboy, 15 years old, was killed in q coasting accident at Barkhamsted, when he lost con- trol of his sled and it ran into tree His head struck the tree and his skull was fractured.
 Antonio Cincotta, known to the po- lice as the King of the Black Hand" and arrested in 1910, on a charge of attempting to blackmail Enrico Caruso, was shot to death in Brooklyn. His as sasSins escaped.
 The youth that feIi from a second story window to his death at New Haven was identified as James Harri- gan, at one time employed in West vile as a blacksmith. He had been unemployed of late.
 George Outton of Greenwich, was sentenced to from seven to nine years ill state prison by Judge Williams in the superior court at Bridgeport after pleading guilty to burglary in three houses in Greenwich.
 Guieeppi Gasparro was held in $1O,- 900 bonds today for a hearing at HinSlanl, Mass, on February g, on a charge of assault with intent to kill Chief of Police W. I. James last Sun day night.
 The body of E. Francis CroweIi of Providence. treasurer and general manager of the ". A. Harris Engine company and a we'll known democratic politician was founl in Woodville pond at North Providence.