Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

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 Condensed Teiegrams Lefty Garner, Former Slave, died at Harrisburg, Pa. aged 106 years.
 Princess Louise of Battenburg was successfully operated upon for appen- dicitis.
 It Cost so.4a6 a Day to feed an American sailor this year, against $0.39 last year.
 ably be larger in Connecticut than the 1912 yield, which was small.
 William Doyle, 30 Years Old, died at Wilmington. Del, four days after talk ing dose of biehloride of mercury.
 Because of Their Failure to secure 200 Civil war veterans left Gettysburg and returned to Pitts burgh.
 
 A Pullman PaHor Car was destroyed by fire in the Central railroad of New Jerseys terminal at CommunipaW Loss, $S,000.
 Bishop John Janssen, of the Roman Catholic diocese of Belleville Ills died at the episcopal residence in Belle vile yesterday.
 The Minneapolis Traction Railways have increased the wages of their mo tormen and conductors, fixing the min- mum wage at g a day.
 Andrea Manco Was EIectrocuted yesterday in Sing Sing prison for the murder of Philo CarpaniIlo in Middle town. N. Y. in September, 1912.
 The Hearing for Dr. Tenks, of West brook. arrested on the charge of per forming an operation not permitted by law, has been continued until July II.
 1cut this summer has been very light. Some localities have produced a good yield. but in most places the yield has been small.
 Secretary Daniels Granted permis-
  drive her COW across the Portsmouth navy yard to her summer home once a year.
 William HaIdane. An Accountant in the New York city department Of office yesterday after complaining of the heat.
 For Efficiency in Rounding Up of the thieves who robbed their stores, the United Cigar Stores Co. of New York, contributed $1.o0o toward the police pension fund
 Damage Estimated at Almost a mil lion dollars was done to crops in Hunt county. Texas, by a flood caused by a heavy rain over this section Tuesday night and early yesterday.
 William Frederick Misk, years old. was killed at Bloomfield yesterday by an automobile owned and driven by Rev. Dr. William T. Wilcox, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church there
 N. Y, q veteran of the 9th New York infantry, fell from a Northern Central train near Canton. Pa. and was killed. Hermance was returning from Gettys- burg.
 Gordon Dickinson, the s-Year- Old son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Dick pond and was drowned while playing at the waters edge with 6-year- old George Maynard.
 President Wilson Started Back to Washington on the yacht Mayf1ower yesterday afternoon at 4 D. m., expect ing to be at the White House before noon today, after his 72 hour rest cruise in Chesapeake bay.
 Charles Greene Lockwood, a pro lessor emeritus of mathematics of Princeton university, died at his home at Caldwell, N. J.. yesterday He was born in New York in 1Sf3 and was graduated from Yale university with the class of 1864.
 In an Effort to End the prolonged ice strike which has caused so much suffering in Cincinnati Mayor Hunt took drastic action last night by seiz- ing seven of the large non-union ice making plants. and will operate them on behalf of the city.
 The Jury in the Trial of Elizabeth 1uTIey F1ynn, CnS InOuSJf1dI w OrheTS of the World leader, charged with in citing riot among the striking silk n1ill workers at Paterson, x. J., had failed to reach a verdict at 10 o'clock last night and was locked up for the night.
 Ben jan1in L. Mckinley, acting United States attorney at San Francisco, pending senatorial confirmation of President Wilson's nomination of Thomas F. Hayden to succeed John L.. McNab resigned. followed the action of his chief yesterday by rendering his resignation.
 New York's S1oo,ooo Gem Mystery that has puzzled the police and private detectives for four days was cleared up yesterday with the arrest of William Beck, a 19 year old clerk, who con 9 jewel case in the Fifth avenue store of Udan & Ballou last Friday. FLEW cORROBoRATES
 MRS. WAKEFlELD'S STORY. The Couple Lodged in "Murderers'
 Row" at Jail at New Haven.
 New Haven, Conn, July 2-James Plew of Middlebury, who with Mrs. Bessie Wakefield are under arrest for the murder of William Wakefield, was examined for several hours today by Coroner Mix, and it is understood that the story he told corresponds to that