Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29

l A RIOnun1GnL DCSH OONiSobVN GU Washington's Crossing, N. J., to mark l the spot where Washington crossed the 1 Delaware in 1776.
 Representative Jemes E. curIey was 1 hurried to his home in Boston Satur- | day stricken with appendicitis An | operation is necessary. George l. Baer, president of the Phil adelphia & Reading railway, known a 5 | "Dfvfne Right Baer," celebrated his | 71st birthday at Philadelphia Harvard University received gifts amounting to $161.687 between com mencement in June and the beginning of the new academic year last week.
 At the Rate of More Than $1,ooo,ooo | every business day in the past fiscal year have been the exports from the United States to Latin America. A Gold Medal and a Cash Prize will 1 be awarded in December to the mount l ed poHcemtn having the best cared for horse in the New York Police de- partment.
 Herman Simon, said to be the largest l individual manufacturer of silks in the world. ~died Saturday in the office of his Easton mills. His home was in 1 Easton, Pa.
 l After a Fight with Deputy Sheriffs 1 John Hurzan, a miner, was arrested at Benton, H., Saturday in connection with the murder of two musicians last Sunday night.
 The Eyes of Benjamin Wood, 13 years old of Grand Rapids, Mich. have | been turned to stone through petriti- cation. The doctors were unable to | diagnose his case. The Barking of Dog saved the life of Mrs. Prof. A H. Mueller, when her | home at Egg Harbor, N. J., was des- troyed by fire at a loss of several thousand dollars.
 The Grand Old Woman of Sunbury, Pa, Mrs. Amelia C. Fisher, celebrated her tooth birthday at her home last week. She took part in family re- union held in her honor
 The Body of Mrs. Rebecca p. Gay, a religious health practitioner was found in her office at Los Angeles Saturday morning where she had been murdered with a piece of gas pipe.
 Fire Which is Believed to have been of incendary origin swept the prin- cipal business block at New Straits vile, O., Saturday morning. The loss IS estimated at $15eO00
 By a Vote of 112 to 52 the house Saturday defeated a resolution by Rep resentative Austin proposing that when congress agreed to the conference re- port on the tariff bill it recess until Nov. 10.
 A. N. Evans, Commissioner of Edu- cation, for Alaska, and the schooner Wasp, lost for days in the Boring sea, are safe at St. Michaels, one hun dred miles from Nome The Wasp was wrecked.
 Otto Hoefer, candidate for sheriff on the democratic ticket, was shot and in stantIy killed at Peoria, H., Saturday, and William Schuster, proprietor of the Savoy hotel, was arrested and charged with the killing.
 Joseph Fox, Manufactured of cIoaks at Fall River and New Bedford. filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court 8 BOs- ton, Saturday disclosing liabilities of S61,759 and assets of $19,650.
 An Involuntary Petition in bank ruptcy was filed by creditors Satur- day against the BritishAmerican Cigar stores company, of which Charles F. Murphy, Jr, son of the leader of Tam many Hall, is vice president and treas urer.
 Accused of Killing Christopher Ken yon of Arctic Centre at Apponaugh Friday night John Maloney, also of Arctic Centre pleaded not guilty to a charge of murder at special session of the Fourth District court. He was held without bail.
 Declaring That the Bible should be excluded from the mails on the ground that it contains obscene and immoral matter. q certain body of American citizens has sent petition to Post master General Burleson urging him to take the action they desire.
 In the Eyes of the Law clergy man is managing two of New Haven's by the probate court appointment of Rev Fr. Poulak pastor of the Luth- enian Greek Catholic church as ad- ministrator of the estate of Leon Anic- ki parishioner, at the request of the widow.
 Clyde Wilkinson, 34 who has been sought by the police since the mutt lated body of his wife was found in a cornheld on farm where he had lived near Peru, Ind. was arrested at Lo- Sansport Ind. Saturday. and accord
 
 had killed his wife in the presence of their two sons
 The Protests of Connecticut stock holders of the New York, New Haven | and Hartford railroad made through | counsel were heard Saturday by the 1 N assac achusetts Public Service Commis- 1 sion, in considering the question of | approving the proposed issuance by 1 the company of $67 000. 900 in convert 1 ble debenture bonds
 
 Search for Hartford Teamster.
 Hartford, Conn., Sept. 2S-The po- lice are searching for the body of l A1ichaef Sullivan, teamster. who is believed to have committed suicide by drowning in the Connecticut river. His | clothes Were found along the river bank today and bare feet marks in | the mud pointed to the waters edge where they disappeared. Sullivan is said to have been drinking heavily | Ia atelV