Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-20
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 All Grades Of Refined Sugar were re- duced ten cents a hundred pounds yes terday.
 Rev. Calvin p. AnibaI, Aged 65, died at his home in Worthwhile. N. Y.. yes teFday morning.
 The Stewart Hosiery Mill at New port News. Va, was burned yesterday with loss of $75.O0O
 Rev. James McDermott, Permanent Rector of a large Catholic parish in Steelton, Pa, died at his home at Dan bury.
 Mrs. John Woodrow, an Aunt by marriage of President Wilson, died at her home at Denver, Col. Sunday night.
 About 5000 Machinists Went on Strike yesterday at Buffalo for in creased wages and shorter working hours.
 The Massachusetts Daughters of the Revolution voted to protest against the use of the navy flag in canceling postage stamps.
 John A. Scudder, Retired Capital Ist, died suddenly at his home at St Louis, Mo-, yesterday of apopleXy. He was S3 years old
 Daniel Meehan, the Baseball Player who was asphyXiated in a Danbury hotel last Thursday. died yesterday in the Danbury hospital
 A Strike of Carpenters Was De- clared at Fall River yesterday and out of a total of 450 union carpenters 440 quit work, it is claimed.
 A Strike or 25o Carpenters occurred at tltcnburg, Mass, yesterday because of refusal of the employers to grant an increase in the hourly wage.
 The c Ranch Near Midland, Tex, has been bought by an English syndi- cate for S1,355, ,000 It will be divided into farms and coIonized with Canadi- ans.
 Miss ChristabeI 7ankhurst, the mili- tant suffragette, denies the report pub lished in England and America that she has been warned to depart from France.
 The New York University invites everybody to submit inscriptions from
 
 whose tablets are to be unveiled in the Hall of Fame.
 The Hawes won Gal Company, Dan bury hat manufacturers announced yesterday that their extensive factory there would be opened hereafter on the open shop plan.
 While Playing With Matches yes terday Irene, the 4 year old child of MT. and Mrs. James Royds, of Law renee, Mass. was fatally burned. She died an hour later.
 Federal Judge Carpenter yesterday postponed hearing of a motion for d new trial for Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist recently convicted of violation of the Mann white slave act.
 R. L. Curtis, Receiver of the Allan tic National bank. Providence, R. l., reported yesterday to Thomas P. Kane, acting comptroller of the currency, that he had found the bank insolvent.
 Twenty five Men, Several of Them well known business men, have been reported as missing from Philadelphia within the past two months. and in only a few cases have they been To- cated.
 Rev. J. E. Turner of Rossnyne, O., a Methodist clergyman organizing Bible classes in Pennsylvania Meth odist conference districts, was found dead in bed at Mount Carmel, Pa, yes terday.
 Almost s1oo000 of the $271 GOO in Canadian money stolen from the branch of the Bank of Montreal at New Westminster, B. C., has been eX- changed for United States currency by caIN
 Rev. Evan Evans, Pastor of the Old church on New Preston Hill, Conn.,, was seriously injured yesterday in a runaway. He received a deep gash on his forehead and was rendered un- conscious for some time.
 The Area Planted to Cotton in the United States fast year and which was under cultivation at the end of June was 669.O00. acres more than tPe de partment of agriculture estimated in it's preliminary report in July.
 pr. David Starr Jordan, president of Leland Stanford, Jr., university. re- signed his position yesterday to accept created by the board of trustees next Friday for his especial benefit.
 German Military Authorities have-I a circular among the sol diers describing crimes committed by soldiers while under the influence of liquor. As a result. the consumption of liquors In the army has fallen off
 Andrew Sarconi and Louis Landivi, , section hands, had their heads cut off ] yesterday by a WestbOund passenger 1 express while at work on the New i Y ork. New Haven and Hartford rail- !! road tracks near the Woodmont, Conn.,, i station.
 Robert Pyne, for Many Years we'll i known newspaper publisher of Hart l ford, is dead at his home there of as i due to the accidental turn Ing on of the gas in his room He was 59 years old and a veteran of the Civil ; war.
 Horace Greeley Burt, Former Presi- l dent of the Union Pacific railroad sNs- ! ern and later chief engineer for the . hicagO association of commerce 1 sT11 0l7p 9 i}1 Ip1OAnt committee died at {