Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-11

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 16 to December 1.
 The United States fish commission. declares the supply of menhaden does not appear to be diminishing.
 New York City will pay 56 cents yard for snow removal this year, an increase of IS cents over last year, Wednesday, December 3, for beginning hearing on the woman suffrage amend ments.
 Fearing He Would Commit Suicide Grant Borthwick, appealed to the Port Jefferson, l.. l., authorities for Jail term and got it.
 The Sale of Christmas Seals to aid tuberculosis will begin officially, No vember 2S. The first seal in each city will be auctioned off.
 It Has Been Discovered that g. leper known as Lyman Klein, 23 years old, had been rooming at a boarding house in Maiden, Mass, for three months
 Robert Armstrong, negro was sen- fenced to be hanged for murder at Hamilton, Bermuda. His execution will be the first in that country in B years.
 Twenty Refugees From Mexico reached New York yesterday on the Ward liner Guantanamo. Among them were several women.
 The Vermont Statute of 1906, levy ing tax upon savings deposits in na- tional banks was yesterday upheld as constitutional by the supreme court.
 The Postoffice Department has asked for 10000 huck towels in accordance with President Wilson's abolishing the use of towels intended for more than one person.
 Damage Estimated at about $1,5o0 resulted yesterday from. fire which partially burned the house, barn and other buildings of Mrs. William Hat field, at Milford.
 The Body of Edward Sherman, aged 35, 8 fisherman, was found in the surf at Swans Island, Me-, yesatrday. He was drowned when he went out to his lobster car in a punt.
 Overwrought by the Excitement of a soccer football game at St. Louis, at which he was cheer leader, Panon Garcier, a Spaniard, fainted and died a few minutes later.
 Receivers of Insolvent corporations are not required to pay the corpora ton tax imposed by the Payne-Aldrich law according to a decision yesterday by the supreme court.
 The Boston Elevated Railway Com pany lost $250000 in fares during the strike of it's employees a year ago. This pe4i f-n Il Henry Neal, of the company.
 A World Conference to consider the best method of safeguarding the natural treasures of this terrestrial ball, promises to be a sequel to the Ma tiona1 conservation congress.
 Percy Osborne, Employed by the Springfield, Mass Street department, suffered critical and possibly fatal burns when his gasolene- soaked gar ments caught fire yesterday morn ing.
 A "Strike" Because Henry C. Knight had been replaced by another princi- pal of their school was inaugurated yesterday by the TO pupils of the Grammar school at South Berwick, Me.
 Forty Thousand Hunters will enter the woods in the northern half of Wisconsin for the twenty day season beginning today, according to esti- mates of the state game warden's de- partment.
 With an Output Valued at more than $625, 0OO, 900, the cotton mill industry in 1909 ranked third among the industries of the United States in the number of persons employed and seventh in the value of goods produced.
 Miss zeIie Emerson, the American suffragette of Jackson, Mich, is se- riously i'll from concussion of the brain, the result of injuries received during a riot at Bow Baths, in the East End of London, on November 5.
 Investigation of Charges of mis- conduct against Federal Judge Emory Speer of the district court in Georgia has again been postponed on account of continued i'll health of the jurist this time until January 10.
 Twenty Five Frame Buildings, fn- cluding a number of yacht clubs were destroyed by fire yesterday which ragged in the Sand Bay section of Canarsie in Southeast Brooklyn. The loss was estimated at $150,o00.
 A coroners Jury which investi- gated an automobile accident that re- suited in the death of Alexander Nc Pherson at Brewer, Me- on Friday, re turned a verdict yesterday holding Gustav Anderson, the chauffeur, re- sponsble.
 Holding That the Death of Miss Margaret F. Kenefic, who was killed at Newton Mass, Saturday by 9 bullet from a rifle in the hands of William A. Templeton, was an accident, Judge Kennedy discharged Templeton from custody yesterday.
 The Tango, the "Fish Walk" and the one-step, have received the en- dorsement of the faculty of George Washington university. but the turkey trot and the bunny hug still are de- barred from the dances of the colle- gians by special order.
 Railroads Working Employees over time without rest in violation of the hours of service law are liable to a fine for each employe so worked, and not merely for one fine in each in stance where a. body of employees is concerned. The supreme court so held yesterday.
 The Supreme Court yesterday set aside the conviction of William Hay wood, who with two others connected with the Industrial Workers of the World was convicted on a charge of being disorderly persons in connection