Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-31

All Public and Sunday Schools in Hempstead, l.. J.. were ordered closed by Dr. James H. Bogert, health officer, because of 16 cases of scarlet fever in WestbuTy.
 Miss Emily B. Waite, young Bos- ton artist, has painted Aunt Della" Torrey's portrait and will present it to. gift.
 The Berlin Defence prints an arpeal rom German women to German men asking them 10 do their utmost 10 op- pose the growing craze for night life in the capital
 The Federal Grand Jury's investi- gatlon of the Quaker Oats company. With a view to prosecution under inc antitrust law, was begun at Chicago yesterday.
 Rev. Dr.. Alfred Mortimer, who sud- denly resigned last week as rector of St Marks Protestant Episcopal church of Philadelphia. has been deposed as a priest by Bishop Rhineiander.
 A Severe Snowstornn now prevailing in the Cascade mountains has disar- ranged schedules on all northern transcontinental lines and trains are running from to 24 hours late
 
 The Fertilizina Plant Of the General Manufacturing company at Canton. a Baltimore suburb. was damaged by llFe or unknOWn origin yesterday. en- tailing an esti~dted loss of $15o,o00
 John Klein, 35 Years Old, his wife, and Charles Wehoffer 34 years old. were found asphyziated in the Klein residence at Chicago yesterday. one gas jet was open. The War Department is advertising for 20 goats, which are turned out on ! the fields about Fort Nashinrton in the spring to eat the grass and drive out the mosquitoes.
 Shoe Cutters out Work in several factories at Harerhill. Mass. yester- l day in response to q general strike or der issued by the local committee of the United Shoe Workers of America.
 The New York Food Crusaders started in yesterday to break the high | price of apples by selling at cents | quart apples as good as the local re- | tailers had been asking from t2 to 15 | cents
 Search Was Begun at San Diego, l Cal, yesterday for the body of Ned l Kline, a musician of the cruiser Calt' fornia, who lost his life attempting to rescue Miss Anna Hidden, who was | drowned.
 Representative w. w. Wecna~ar os l rx-h1 ;1 4,
 at Ancon, canal zone. is suffering from the effects of a fall on the ica in Wash ington. according to statements bv close friends.
 Martin J. o'TooIe, Pttsburc.s so9 900 baseball pitcher. y,as married at FraInllg ll9i5 s1l'f lt7 yes. erday to Miss l Rose Catherine Haffer1fau. O'TooIe i and his bride had been friends since | childhood
 Announcement Was Made Yesterday | by the New York. New Haven and | Hartford railroad giving particulars of l the transfer of the parlor and sleeping car service of the corporati to the 1 Pullman company. Deserters from the Ranks of strik- | Ing leXIlie WOTkerS at Little Falls. N. | ", testified yesterday before the state board of arbitration that their lives had been threatened after returning to work by the men and women stlll out on strike
 | The Government Yesterday Won g partial victory in it's suit against the Lake Shore. Hooking Valley. Kanawha and Michigan. Chesapeake and Ohio and other railroads and the Sunday | Creek Coal company as result of a decision in the United States circuit 1 court.
 Formal Dedication of the new Young Mems Christian association | building at Cleveland, O., took place yesterday, marking the close 0f a two years campaign to raise over S750. 900. | the estimated cost of the building, which Is one of the best equipped in | the country.