Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01


 has declined an invitation to address Colorado suffragists.
 Dorothy Eisley, five years old, chol1ed to death on a piece of apple in the yard of her home at Newark.
 Cleveland Laundrymen announce that the price for laundering a cellar has advanced from 1-2 to 8 cents.
 A HoIsteln Cow Owned by F. L. Sweet a farmer of North Adams, Mass, gave birth to a calf without tail.
 Clarence AItes and Charles Johnson of Mattoon, ILL, were burned to death when fire destroyed their boarding house.
 Sax Hygiene, Sanitation and other matters of health will be taught the children of the St. Louis public schools
 A Proposition to Eliminate bache- lors as legislators received thunderous applause at the Pennsylvania sui frage convention at Pittsburgh.
 A Reward of $500 for the return of his missing daughter, Elizabeth aged y l.. Walker of Brookline, Mass.
 The Threatened Strike of telegraph operators employed by the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad has been ayerted for the time, at least.
 Grafton Stevens, a wealthy resident of the Chicago suburb of WiImette and his wife were burned to death yesterday seeking to save a pet dog.
 United States Ambassador RenfieId has been avalanched with begging let terS since the Austrian newspapers. on his arrival printed stories about his private fortune
 Ignace Paderewski, winning a libel suit against a London impresario who billed another pianist as lone to be cIassed with Paderewslzi," refused to accept money damages.
 Frank l. Cohen, former Mayor of Glasgow, was robbed of wallet. con- taining $150 and valuable papers while on the platform at a Fusion meeting in New York.
 William BramwelI Booth, who sue ceeded his late father as head of the Salvation Army, arrived in New York on the steamship Lusitania yesterday on his first visit to America.
 When Charles NickoIs of Detroit was arrested for intoxication he was muffiers and a sweater jacket besides an ordinary suit of clothes.
 A Sneeze, Cough or hearty laughter will cost the life of Mrs. Mary Me Cormick d patient at the Boston City
 
 suffering from q broken back.
 The Bringing of a Suit against Gov ernor Foss for $100,0O0 for alleged slander was announced Friday by James T. Moriarty, former president of the Boston Central Labor union,
 Mrs. Rose Mack, wife of Arthur Mack, a Providence carpenter died at lodging house there yesterday under circumstances which prompted search by the police for the husband.
 The Annual Pension of half pay and $400 additional will be awarded any member of the Brown university by the faculty who has held his position for <25 years and is eligible for retire ment.
 A Shortage of Food and fuel with it's accompanying privations for the poorer classes is commencing to ue felt throughout New Zealand as a result of a general strike of coal miners and lockers.
 The Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern Interurban railway was sold at receivership sale yesterday to Rol- lin B Fisher, representing the Old Colony Trust company of Boston for $9,S00,Oo0
 George Rose of kittanning, Pa. and Henry Bowers of Creighton. Pa. workmen employed on a sand digger met death yesterday when the boat burned in the Monongahela river near Speer, Pa.
 The Will of George E. Marsh, of Lynn, Mass, the murdered soap man ufacturer gives to Miss Orphia Marsh the bulk of the estate valued at $780, 900. The eastern heirs get about $780, 900 in property
 For the First Time in the history of the Michigan State Teachers associa- tion a woman was yesterday elected president of that organization. The of flee was given to Mrs. Cornelia Hulst of Grand Rapids.
 Leo M. Frank, Sentenced to hang for the murder of Mary Phagen, yes terday was denied q new trial by Judge l.. $. Roan at Atlanta Ga, who pre- sided over the trial at which Frank was convicted.
 The World Must Have an interna tionaI police, Mrs. Edwin .. Meade of Boston told delegates at the fall con ference of the Massachusetts State society, Daughters of the American Revolution at Boston yesterday 
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