Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-05
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 Condensed Telegrams
 Women Voters yesterday took part Tn wet and dry elections in A Illinois cities and towns.
 A Grist and Saw Mill at Washburn, Me, owned by T. H. Phair of Presque Isle, was burned yesterday with a loss estimated at $20.O0O.
 Wrecks on the New Haven road, at Stamford, Saugatuck and in West Ha- ven, have produced damage suits to the extent of $95,000.
 Thomas J. kenney, president of the Boston city council will be endorsed by the executive committee of the Citizens Municipal league for mayor.
 Major General Charles F. Roe of New York city, formerly in command of the state militia, is dangerously i'll at his country home at Highland F'als, N. Y.
 Rev. Edmund A. Neville, an Epis- copalian minister at Mexico City. died at Saltillo, while returning to Mexico City after visit to the United States.
 The House Committee on appropria- tions, headed by Chairman Fitzgerald, will sail from New York Saturday for an official inspection of the Panama canal.
 Burglars Monday Night Robbed the home in Venice, H., of Fred Kohl president of a bank in Granite III, of $1,500 in jewelry and money and $40, 900 in securities.
 A Hunter Who Refused to Obey a command that he cease shooting in Swope park. Kansas City, was shot and killed yesterday by Frank Robin son, a special officer
 The Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Train men of all the western roads will not join the firemen and enginemen in a demand for increases in wages.
 The Third Division of the United States Atlantic fleet, comprising the four battleships Rhode Island, Vir- ginia, Nebraska and New Jersey, ar rived at Vera Cruz, Mexico last even ing.
 George H. Gay of BIackinton, Mass,
  Iege team. died in a hospital at Phoe nixville, Pa, from a broken neck re- ceived in g. football game last Satur- day.
 Ernest G. Mccoy, the Pelham, N. H., farmer who shot himself last Wednes- day ey ening after it had become known that he had slain his wife, died at St Josephs hospital at Nashua, yester day.
 Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., publisher and editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, yesterday pleaded guilty in 2, justice court at Clayton, Mo-, to reckless driv ing in his automobile, and paid a fine of S25.
 Secretary Lane yesterday signed an order authorizing the sale by auction of the remnant lands, comprising 36,- Apache and Wichita Indian reserva- tions in Oklahoma.
 With Her Bows Crushed in as far as the forward bu1Fhead, and listing bad ly to port, as the result of collision with an iceberg, the F'urness liner Manchester Commerce crept into port at St. Johns, IN. F., yesterday.
 Mrs. Lillian Nj. N. Stevens of Port land, Maine was again chosen pres1- dent yesterday of the convention of National Woman's Christian Temper ance union She reappointed as vice presiaentat-large Miss Anna A. Cor don.
 Coal Dust was the Predominant force in the explosion that wrecked mine No. 2 of the Stag Canon Fuel company at Dawson, N. NJ, Oct 22, and resulted in the death of 26S men. according to 8 statement by Rees H. Beddow, state mine inspector.
 A Petition for Receivership for the Farley Paper company of Wendell, Mass, was filed in the United States district court at Boston yesterday by the National bank of Boston, which has a claim of $10,O0O against the com pany.
 The Woman Who Appeared at the home of Mrs. F. s. Johnson in Goshen. Sunday night in a condition of physical and mental exhaustion is believed to be Hilda Kubick who was formerly employed as domestic by Mrs. P. B. Buck of WatervilIe.
 Rather Than to Continue to accept $50 q month from a benevolent society for pensioued priests. the Rev. Mich ae1 C. Pyplatz, for thirty years pastor Of the St Joseph Polish Catholic church at Chicago. is going to sell newspapers on ChiCago's streets
 Thirty Days in the house of correc- ton was the sentence imposed in the F1tchbuug. Mass, court yesterday up- on John H Karvonen, editor of 3 Fin nish newspaper, convicted of violat- ing the forbidden flag" law by carry ing red flag in a socialist parade there.
 Eight Years of Labor and the ex- penditure of nearly SEQ 100000 will have their fruition today when the wa ter of the Los Angeles aQueduct drawn from the high Sierras, 260 miles east ward is turned into the big San Fer nandino reservoir, 23 miles north of Los Angeles.
 In Reply to a Question from F. Hart Tenn of the state fish and game com mission, Attorney Gen. John IT Light filed an opinion to the effect that uu- der the law of 1913 the commission cannot remunate it's secretary for his services as such because he is a member of the board