Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27

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 Miss Amelia c. Thorp a grand daughter of the poet, Longfenow, was married Saturday to Robert w. Knowles of New Bedford.
 Judge Emory speer of the United States court for the Sounthern dis trict of Georgia, lies dangerously ill at his summer home in Mount Airy, Ga.
 Mrs. J. Granville Watson probably will die and her husband is in critical condition as the result of coal gas poisoning at their home at West brook, Me.
 Slight Earthquake apparently travelling from west to east rattled windows at San Francisco at 1.46 o'clock Saturday morning. No dam age was reported.
 Twenty Five Auto Trucks were required to transport the flowers at the funeral of Adolphus Busch, the St. Louis brewer. from the house to the cemetery on Saturday
 The Choir and Congregation of the Ennis Greek Baptist church near Shy der, Texas, were driven from the  ed from under the organ.
 Because His Teacher took an elec- tric fiashlight away from him Charles Schrader, 13 years old, of PhiladelT&ia started a fire in 9 cbset in the school room. He was placed under arrest.
 Because an Actor Named Paul play ing in The Gay Capital" looks too much like the Kaiser, Berlin police have ordered him to change his make up so as not to resemble the Elm peror.
 Congress Hall, at Philadelphia where many historic events in the early days of the republic transpired, was rededicated Saturday in the pres ence of President, Wilson and a great crowd of people.
 Anxious to Stud Scarlet Fever at close range so that she would be able to recognize the symptoms when she encountered them, pr. Edith E. Keisk- CT. Philadelphia school physician, contracted theedisease herself and died
 Producers oF Green Apples and similar products in the Middle Atlantic states, have complained to the Inter state Commerce commission against determinations favOring producers of the same products in the New England states.
 Howard H. Barnum, the aged gate tender who was charged with allow ing Harry Thaw to escape from the Matteawan asylum for the criminal in sane, was Saturday discharged by Justice Morschauser. The grand jury refused to indict him.
 The Fidelity to Duty and cool head edness of teachers in the public school at South Manchester which was burn ed Thursday, were commended in res olutiOns adopted by the Connecticut Teachers association in session at New Haven Saturday.
 Employees of the Brewery of which Adolphus Busch was the head led by 800 secretaries and officials of the brewing company passed through the Busch home at St. Louis Saturday and ciewed for the last tim the feature of their former old employer
 Receipts of Hundreds of applications for campaign badges. which the war department announced earlier in the week would be awarded to regulars or volunteer soldiers, prompted the de- partment to announce that no appli- cations should be made until after January l.
 Julius Goodman, who sought the democratic nomination for councillor from the First Massachusetts district was found probably guilty in the dis trict court at New Bedford Saturday and bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 5000 on the charge of filing forged nomination paper
 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt left Rio Janeiro at s o'clock last evening by special train for Sac PauIo The party was accompanied to the train by representative If President Fonseca byj all the ministers, the members of the diplomatic corus members of par1 liarnent and high officials.
 Assistant Cashier Edward Roter- mund of the Addison, Illinois State bank was probably fatally wounded Saturday by a bandit who escaped toward Chicago in a yellow runabout automobile after compelling Cashier E. Fischer to give him the contents of the cash drawer. about $100
 Another Suspicious Fire at Bethel. Conn. early yesterday morning leads the authorities to believe that the town has q firebug. \ barn owned by pr A. F. Barber and used by Reuben. F6mpkins was burned to the ground about o'clock. Four horses and some wagons were burned, together with hay and feed,
 The National Council of the Cengre gatienal Church in the United States swept aside all opposition and by an overwhelming vote adopted new con- stitutien containing new statements of doctrine and other radical changes in church policy, The new eenstitu- tien was opposed by Governor Bald win,
 The Legality Of tne Action of the Public Service commission in permit ting the New York New Haven and l1artford railroad 10 issue ser 600 o30 3f convertible bonds will be determfn- ad by the Supreme Judicial eeurt, An appeal Was filed Saturday by Former Governor Morgan G Bulkeiey of Cen aecticut 0n behalf of himself and other | of the railroadl
 Dynaniters' Appeals This Week.
 Chicago, Get 26-fne appeals ef SC 9f tl1e B labor union officials convict ed in Indianapolis last December of | conspiracy and cempiicieH in the Me 1 Namara dNnamiting plots will be ar |