Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-25
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 The Exchange of Wives and sale of babies to obtain liquor is reported in the pine section of New Jersey. England will be investigated this week by the interstate commerce commits sion.
 Eugene V. Debs has been indicted at Fort Worth, Kas., on a charge of ''ob- struction of justice by inducing wit nesses to leave the country"
 Fifty Walters at the Taft Hotel in New Haven walked out during the dinner hour Saturday evening. Their places were filled by Yale men.
 Tanned by Brisk Ocean Freezes, the fires in the Santa Monica mountains, California, which were believed ex- tinguished, have burst out afresh. Charger, Former President McKin- ley's favorite riding horse, became en- tangled in a wire fence on a farm in Strasburg. Ohio. and was strangled. Bishop H. F. Hoffman of the Re- formed Episcopal church, died ct his home at Philadelphia Saturday from heart disease. He was Il years old. President Taft Will Open the an nual sessions of the national rivers and | harbors congress in Washington Dec. 4. The congress will be in session three days.
 Having 10,549 Votes out of a total of | 103,996, and three counties still to be | heard from, the socialists of Idaho will come under the state primary law at the next election.
 Another Advance in the Price of crude oil was announced by the West Penn Oil company Saturday, Pennsyl- vania crude being lifted five cents to $1.S5 a barrel.
 Brockton, Mass, Women are so de- | termined that one of their number shall be a member of the next school | board that 7,003 of them have become registered voters.
 The Trial of George A. Newett, ed itor, of Ishpeming, Mich, charged with criminal libel by Colonel Roose- welt, will take place in Marquette Mich, November 26.
 Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater, who has magnificent homes at Rockville anC l huI 11rl- q h. uted among the employees of the Slater mills, at Webster, Mass, on Thanks giving.
 William D. Haywood, one of the l Lawrence strike leaders, was chased from the hall at Rochester, N. Y. where the A. F. of L. was in sessior Saturday President Gompers ordered his removal.
 A Comprehensive Retrospect of tht sixteen years regime of Secretary O Agriculture Wilson will be embodied in the annual report of the departmen of agriculture which will be made public early in September.
 Four Hundred WeaVcrs employed il the mohair plant of Joseph Benn 6 Sons at Greystone R. I struck Sat urday, claiming that they had beer overlooked when a raise In pay wa recently granted the perchers.
 Miss Cecilia Farley, state office ste nographer, charged with murder in tn first degree in connection with tn shooting of Alvin E. Zollinger, adver tising solieitor, in a city park at Day ton, O.. last May, was acquitted Satur day.
 Thomas Gray of South Manchester town truant officer and janitor of tn town hall, is in the St Francis hospi tai, Hartford, with a fractured skull a the result of being struck by fallin tree during the storm yesterday after noon.
 The Vale University Library has re ceived from George E. Woodbine, Val 1893, a large collection of photograph reproductions of the Bracton manu scripts, written by Bracton, the ancien writer on law, and dating back to tn 18th century.
 With But Seven Feet Ten Inches i
 Merimere, the only one of the noun
 tain chain of reservoirs supplyin
 Meriden containing any water, pump ing at Baldmere, the city's auxiliar water supply, will be started on Tues day of this week.
 Dominick VtascheIoVitch of Bridge port, 2S was so severely cut by tn explosion of a soda water bottle yes
 terday. afternoon that he bled to deat 15 minutes after the accident occurred Pieces of the glass severed a larg ] artery in his leg.
 Responding to the Vigorous Protest ! of shipbuilding interests, the treasur department. with the endorsement ( President Taft, has announced tha
 machinery is not entitled to free en try to the United States under th , new free ship law.
 Searchers Who Had Been Seekin
 Charles Johnson, a boy, for a weel
 found his body Saturday in the to branches of an oak tree near Ger tralia, Okla. He had taken refuge the tree to escape wolves and starve
 to death or died of fright. g Althose Prince, confessed slayer l Frank Bentley, when arraigned bt . fore Justice of the Peace Addiso l Fisher at Warsaw, N. Y., Saturda ! entered a plea of not guilty and d. s manded an examination. The hearir l was set for next Wednesday,. a Declaring He Will Kill Presidel e elect Wilson if he ever gets a chanc
 John Conan, a one-armed man, arres 0 ed at Colorado Springs, Col, on t charge of disturbing the peace. Is b. t ing held by the police, pending vol T from secret service operatives. }. Rev. Willis S. MacRorie, who h. e been pastor of the Methodist church }, at Mount Horeb and Springdale, N. n for the last four years, was arrest, y at his home Saturday night by tl y Plainfeld, N. J., police on a serio d charge, made by the mother of a k year old girl.
 Mrs. Jesse Limrick of Akron, Oh
 28, died yesterday after nine days
 almost unbroken sleep caused by overdose of sleeping powders, take J. 1t Is said, in an attempt to commit su
 eide. Worry over the T. marriage l I,er b1,ChorJ 4c zctI te ho