Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-06
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 The Harvard University catalogue shows an enrolment of 4,S54, an in crease of S5 over last year.
 Carl HasseIman, 45 Years Old, edi- tor of the Manning, la, Herald, con- mitted suicide by shooting himself.
 Mrs. Victoria Jones is dead at Ma lone, N. Y, aged 1O1. Her husband died three months ago at the age of 1O2.
 Secretary McAdoo Yesterday tele- graphed congratulations to Mayor elect John Purroy Mitchell of New York.
 More Than 5000 Business Men of Ulster county passed a resolution to pay no taxes under an Irish home rule parliament
 Four Cities in Ohio Tuesday elected socialist mayors. They are Coshocton, Hamilton, Martins Ferry (re-elected) and Shelby.
 pr. Edward c. Cole, of Providence, who was run over by his own car early last Sunday morning, died yesterday at St. Joseph's hospital.
 Miss Phoebe Cousins, aged 73, the first American woman lawyer and once a noted lecturer. is seeking govern ment position in Washington.
 The Tango and Turkey Trot invaded the Prussia,n capitol when the speaker toH Of a his nephew to give a dance in the of f1cia1 quarters.
 Rev. J. F. Nugent, Catholic priest at Des Moines, Ia-, has declined the post of consul at Jerusalem, rendered to him by Secretary Bryan. Servia Has Placed an order for 90 | 900 war medals to be given to her sol diers who distinguished themselves in the war against Turkey.
 Representative Cary of Wisconsin, republican yesterday asked the house 1 to investigate the awards of contracts for the New Haven post office.
 "Freak" Addresses on all mail mat | ter will in the future be frowned on by Postmaster General Burleson and post al officials all over the country. James Wilson Who served as secre- | tary of agriculture sixteen years, is planning to write an auto biography ] covering the work of the department l during his headship thereof. It Was Reported yesterday that 70 l percent of the stockholders Of the i Pequonnock bank of Bridgeport had agreed verbally to sell out for S430. 900 to the First Bridgeport National bank. 
 "There is Nothing in the rumor that 1 the road is negotiating with Stone and 1 Webster for the disposal of the Con- necticut trolleys,' said President Heus- | tis of the New Haven road last even ing.
 fingered, ft Was Alleged, because Mrs. Charles E. Anderson attended 9 i theatrical performance Tuesday night, | Harry Ellis, yesterday shot and killed 1 her at Charleston, w. Va He then killed himself.
 Stewed Prunes, that staple dish of l the American boarding house. appar-
 ently have found a welcome home in
 many foreign lands, Judging by the large increase in exports from Pacific
 coast states.
 Fines Agsresating $5,ooo against i owners of vessels have been imposed ! during the last few weeks by the de- 1 partment of commerce, because the | ships were not carrying the required
 number. of mates.
 The Reported Discovery of a new island in the Atlantic was confirmed by 1 Captain Anderson of the Canadian l Government steamer Acadia on her arrival at Halifax, yesterday from an
 exploration trip off Sable Island. | Miss Ada M. Cox, of Rockford, Ill.,, 1 was given a. verdict of S17, 400 against l William Rufus Edwards, a wealthy St. | Paul lu1nberman, for breach of promise
 in district court at St, Paul yester- 1 day.
 Following the Death of George Gay, an Ursinus College student and athlete,
 whose neck was broken in a football game Saturday at Phoenixville, Pa, l the faculty met and decided to cancel l the remainder of the football schedule. | Elmer and Amend, one of the coun- try's largest firms dealing in chemicals and laboratory apparatus, pleaded l guilty at New York yesterday in fed 1 eral court to classifying freight ship l ments improperly and was fined $500. 1 Maurice Spangenberg, fifth officer i of the steamer Grosser Kurfurst, was l pTOA1OISQ ySSlSTudy LO a CdpLa1nCy m recognition of the rescue by himself ] and his men of 105 passengers of the l steamer Volturno whcih burned at sea. i The Officers of the Eighth Company, | Connecticut Coast artillery of Danbury i have received orders to recruit the l company to its full war strength of l 104 members and volunteers are be- i ing asked for. The company has had i 75 men.
 l William K. Rigby of Harrison, N. J., was found not guilty of manslaughter i by 8 jury in the superior court at l Litchfield, yesterday. He was en- i gtneer of a special train which was in collision with freight at North Kent last June.
 A Plea of Not Guilty of manslaught- CT was entered in the Maiden, Mass, district court yesterday by Oliver F. | Morris, an automobile agent of Port land, Me, whose car ran over and fa- l tally injured Harold Merchant, a small boy ,on Sunday.
 l Resoued From Probable Death from 1 exhaustion at 1anftowc, Wis, yester- day after he had been adrift on the