Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-23

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 pr. Johannes Heininaer. physician clergyman and, teacher, is dead at his nome Tn Brooklyn, aged 69 years
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 During Rainstorm in Washinuton, Pa., thousands of snails appeared on the streets. Walking was impossible.
 President Taft Left Beverly last night by motor for Boston on a three days trip to Washington, New York and Altoona, Pa.
 The Wonen's Titanic Memorial fund amounts to $SO,0O0, according to Mrs: John Hays Hammond, chairman of the committee.
 J. Q. Hatfield, the English swimmer, broke the worlds record for the .OOO yard swim by covering the distance in 13 minutes, 19 1-5 seconds.
 Mrs. Julia Desaint of Sterljna, lll., in sueing her husband for divorce. al- leges that he sat her on top of a red hot stove while she was scantily clad.
 Rev. Edward Theodore KIuoe. one of the most widely known ministers in the. Moravian church, died at Nag areth, Pa. Saturday. He, was 80 years old
 The Strike of Loom Fixers at the seven cotton mills of the Fall River Iron Works company wss declared off Saturday. Both sides made conces- sions.
 William Scott, 42 Years Old, a Jamestown, N. Y, teamster, drank a quart of whiskey in less than five min utes, yesterday and died in half an hour
 Charles Nineski of New Haven, a road, left his home on September to go to work, and he has not since been seen.
 For Permitting It's Baseball Park to become overcrowded during a series with the New York Giants, the Chi cago club of the National league was fined $500 Saturday.
 Stephen P. Twiss, formerly federal judge in the territory of Utah, and former member of the legislatures, of Massachusetts and Missouri, died at Kansas City, Mo, Saturday, aged S5.
 The City Trustees of Venice, Cal, ordered an appropriation to provide policemen with beauty box, contain ing pnffs, powder needles, thread and other necessities to relieve women in distress.
 People Returning from Ojinaga, Mex ! ico, where the federals were defeated a week ago, Sunday, say they saw as many as 15 dead bodies of Mexicans lying in the streets as late as Thurs day. unbuBied.
 The Nevada Supreme Court has sustained the right of the .progrdsslve party to have its candidates Inomi- mated by petition, placed on the 'offi- oial ballot under the heading Pro gressfve Party Albert Elmer, Assistant Organizer of the International Hotel Workers un- | ion, which has conducted the hotel employees strike at Boston. was found 1 guilty in the municipal court Saturday of disturbing the peace. He was fined s15. George Forster of Rockville was to- day elected chairinan of the demo- cratic state central committee, at a meeting of that body Saturday. He succeeds Charles w. Comstock of Montville. who has been chairman for | six years.
 l A Civil War Soldier who was be. lieved to have met death on south ern battlefield appeared Saturday al the funeral of the late Patrick Egan foNner chief of police of Providence The veteran was John H. Read oi Cambridge, Mass.
 The High Cost of Living has brought plea from the marine corps in the Philippines that the naval commis- saries be permitted to sell provisions cigars, tobacco and other supplies tc | the officers and enlisted men of the navy and marine corps at cost, as it done in the army.
 Following His Rule not to discuss politics on Sunday, Gov. Woodrow Wilson yesterday declined to com ment on the quoted declaration -oi | United States Senator James O'Gor- man, that. although not delegate he will go to the democratic state convention in Syracuse on October 1 ''to fight for Governor. Wilson"
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