Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-19

Jersey City Wholesale Ice Dealers have advanced prices s1 ton. The EIgin, H., Board of Trade re- duced the price of butter to 34 cents, Q decline of one 'ceEf. A
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is support ing movement to abolish the turkey trot from North Tarrytown, N. Y. River. who is supposed to have com mitted suicide. was found floating in Mount Hope yesterday.
 Clara. Morris, in her time one of the greatest emotional actresses, ceiebrat- ed her 9th birthday. The aged actress has been blind for four years.
 Train Service Has Not yet been com- pIetely restored in northern Nebraska as a result of last Thursdays blizzard, which was the worst in 40 years. Frank L.. Parady, aged 23, a lineman employed by power company at Wa tefville, Me- fell from a 21 foot ladder yesterday and was fatally injured.
 Rev. H. A. Backus Resigned as pas- tor of the Episcopal Church of the Transfigurauon, Brooklyn, because Bishop Burgess refused to allow him
 
 After an Illness of Five Weeks Prof. Louis Amateis, of international fame as sculptor and designer of art works. died at Washington of apop- lexy.
 The Navy Department has ordered a small number of oxygen helmets to be supplied to the submarines and to all Of the battleships which use crude oil as fuel.
 John Muirennen. a Papermaker sod one of the early Hettlers at MilInocket Me, was killed yesterday by the acci- dental discharge of his gun while hunt ing mink.
 Following Two Attempts at Suicide, Joseph Warnis, who was in jail at Sa- lem, Mass, awaiting trial for murder, was committed to the Danvers insane hospital for observation.
 President Wilson Does Not Intend to accept gifts of value. He received yesterday razor strop mounted in gold, but sent it back to the donor with letter of regret
 Rev. P. A. seeuin, a former priest. now a CampbeIlite minister, will testi- fly for Tom Watson in the govern ment's suit charging the Georgian with sending obscene matter through the malls.
 Edward Eokart of PennsyIvania was yesterday paroled from the Wisconsin penltentiary after 37 years behind tho bars, He was convicted of murder and sentenced to life Imprisonment when 21 years old.
 James G. Oakley, president of tho Alabama convict board, was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging him with embezzelnent. Discovery of a shortage of about $2O0, 900 preceded Oal<ley's arrest.
 With Only Four More States need Cd, Delaware yesterday refused to join the affirmative states in ratifyinR di- The senate killed the house resolution fayo11ng direct election -A-
 Adrienne Aasuarde, an English act ress, who has been playing in musical con1edy and vaudeville in this country during the winter, died at Chicago yes terday after an operation for appendi- citfs. She was 23 years old
 Declaring There was Only one per feet" woman and that was his divorc- ed first wife, Russell Gautier a prom tnent farmer of Princeton w Va, eloped with this first lifetime mate and deserted the third woman whom he had led to the altar
 A Shortage irf the Worlds supply of four and the raw product for bread stuffs is threatened, according to Geo. Bury, vice president of the Canadian Pacific railroad because of the increas- ed demand for flour for China
 The New Draft of the Act to repeal the law making the Roman Catholic | bishop a Corporation sole" and to pro- vide for the incorporation of the par tshes, reported to the judiciary com mittee, was passed to be engrossed in ] the Maine house yesterday by a vote | of 81 to 6 A Hotel Porter's Mistake at Law renee, Kan, ir assuming that a Meth i odist bishop who complained of being | thirsty wanted whiskey instead of wa | ter, has started an investigation that | probably will lead to exposure of per 1 sons there engaged in the illegal sale | of tntoxicants.
 Mrs. Grace Tracey's Love for her | husband was worth $50, 0,00O in the I opinion of Supreme Court Justice Guy, 1 who directed a jury at New York yes- terday to find a verdict for that | amount for the husband, George w. | Tracey, a wealthy physician, in his suit | against Samuel McCurdy. an advertis- | ing man.
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