Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
is Double That of Any Paper Largest
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Kansas Has 1,2oo successful women farmers.
 A BIossoming Cherry Tree casts its shadows at Tarrytown, N. Y
 Andrew Carnegie visited the White House yesterday to inquire after Tres ident Wilson's health.
 1t is Now Estimated that the estate of Anthony N. Brady of New York Is appraised at $72,OOo,OOOo.
 Miss Eehel Shackman, of New York. smoked a. cigarette in the visitors gal lery in the Assembly at Albany.
 President Wilson's Cold was improv- ed yesterday, but he was ordered by his physician to remain in bed.
 Representative Porter of Pennsyl- vania introduced 8 bill, proposing new $4,0O0, O00, postoffice for Pittsburgh.
 The United States Bureau of Fish cries has taken 46O,OO0,0OO white hsn eggs in Lake Erie, by far the largest ever made.
 An Autograph Manuscript of Mark Twain,'s "A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur was sold at Botheby's London, for $5Oo.N
 The Postoffice Department has de- cided to restore magazines and perod1- calls to mail service in January instead of transporting by fast freight.
 Rev. Fr. William H. Fitzpatrick, rector of St. Gregory's Roman Catholic church, Dorchester, and the oldest priest in Boston died yesterday
 L. J. Moore of Salisbury, Md, and Mrs. Harry Pierce of Wilmington, widow. were killed in an automobile accident near Newark, Del, yesterday.
 Foreiqners in New York have sent through the mails $5,049,000 to the folks at home for Christmas, accord ing to figures compiled by the post of flee.
 Mayor Kline of New York announc ed yesterday that on New Years eve he will issue temporary all-night li- censes to a flair number of reputable cafes.
 The Northern Connecticut Securities company, Connecticut and Massa- chusetts concern has acquired the Cof- fin interests in the Connecticut River company.
 Governor Dunne of Illinois has re- ceived scores of letters commenting him for his stand against the teaching of sex hygiene and eugenics in public schools.
 Potato Growers of Fond Du, Lac, Wis, are holding their crop of tubers for higher prices and as a copsequence there are 460 empty cars on the rail- way tracks there.
 The Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf railroad has been placed in the hands of a receiver through suit brought by the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, creditor
 The Medical Library of pr. John Green, a famous oculist, who died at St Louis, Sunday, was bequeathed to the Worcester, Mass, district medi- cal society by the terms of his will
 Governor Fletcher of Vermont, has denied the petition for a stay of exc cution for Arthur Bosworth, sentenced to be hanged on Jan. 2 next for the murder of Mae Labelle at Essex June tionA&n June, 1911.
 
 salesman voluntarily told the police of Cincinnati, of having robbed 27 churches during the last year. Selzer estimated that he had obtained about $500 from contribution boxes.
 Sentence of Year in the House of Correction for the theft of ten cents. from a letter, was imposed on Edward Dubois by Judge Landis in the United States district court at Chicago yes terday. Dubois was a postal clerk.
 Rroodina Over Alleged Wrongs in flicted on him during his confinement in> the naval prison at Portsmouth, N. H., Frederick Richardt, a discharged prisoner, yesterday fired upon the com mander of the prison Major George c. Thorpe of the Maine corps. The bull let went wild.
 ~. Society Folk of Indiana polls are up, in arms over the passage by the>city council of an ordinance which requires the presence of a dance matron, ap- pointed by the superintendent of po- lice, at every dance given in the city after December IS.
 The Young Woman who was taken unconscious to the Maiden, Mass, hos pital Thursday and who was thought to answer the description of Jessie K. McCann, the missing New York social worker, was identified yesterday as Hazel Sonier, aged 14, of Everette
 In Drunken Rage yesterday Jere- miah O'Neill entered his home at BrainTee, Mass, fired four shots at his wife weundiHg her seriously and then killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor.
 Political Control of public road building was denounced by Logan w. Page, Q director of the bureau of pub lie roads, department of agriculture in an address before the closing session of the national civil service reform leagues annual convention at Boston yesterday.
 William kenton died a the Hartford hospital yesterday following the slash ing of his throat with q razor with sui cidal intent. No reason is known for his act. He went home from work on Thursday night, gave his pay envelope to his wife, went into the cellar and committed the deed
 Arthur T. Bradley of Meriden, plead ed guilty in the criminal superior court yesterday to a charge of mansIaugl ter, and was sentenced to three months in jail. Bradley was pilot of the trolley car which was in collision with a steam train on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at West field last OctohaT,