Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-21

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 Charles R. Franklin of Greenfield, Mass, killed white deer, weighing 155 pounds.
 Joseph Jackson negro. 113 years old, Is dead at a hospital in Blng- hamton, N. Y.
 Rev. pr. Herrick Johnson, a widely known Presbyterian clergyman, died al his home at Philadelphia yesterday.
 William M. Morrison, 73, met death by gas asphyxiation in room at Hartford some time during Wednesday night.
 insane yesterday by a commission of insane yesterday by a commission of alienists appointed by the court ot general sessions.
 Hugh Wilson, Aged 62, was struck and killed by 8 freight train on the Boston and Maine railroad at By field, Mass, yesterday.
 The Divorce Court in London an nulled the marriage Of Ray Beverldge, an American actress to Madison Sel- iger of Columbus. Ohio.
 Shot by His Own Gun at the end of a days deer hunting, Lewis J. Cor don is in a serious condition at Leomtnster, Mass, hospital.
 An Official Count of all the silver dollars in the SanFrancisco mint has revealed that twenty two dollars were stolen, probably about 1880.
 Benjamin F. Robinson, former state senator from South Kingston, R- l., was yesterday appointed to the State Board of Public Roads by Gov. Pothier.
 William Bray, a Veteran of the Spanish war, and for 30 years Q war rant officer in the United States navy, died yesterday at Bridgeport at the age of GA.
 Harry K, Thaw Denied at Concord, N. H., that he spent $S000 to secure the defeat of County Judge Has brouck, of Duchess county, N. H., who once ruled against him.
 Mrs. Margaret Eaton, of Woodha- ven, l.. l., saw for the first time, three since she became blind. An opera t1on brought back her sight.
 While Returning Home from country school six miles west of Cum berland, Wis, George Ladd, was kick ed to death by two of his school mates who engaged him in a fight.
 United States Custom Officials at Port Huron, Ont, advertised for sale a $500 coat, taken by them from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, when she re- fused to answer questions regarding it.
 Alter Being Despondent for weeks over the republicans defeat in the re- cent elections, John D. Paine, 45 years old, Republican County chairman of Williamsport, Pa, committed suicide.
 Retail Prices of Food Were higher August 15 than they had been at any other time during the last twenty three years, according to figures of the bureau of Labor Statistics, issued yesterday
 Only the Question of their ability to endure the strain of the work on cleo tion and primary days, is said to stand in the way of the appointment of wo- men as judges and clerks of elections In Chicago.
 The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ar kansas has adopted a resolution mak- ing it a Masonic offense for any mem Der of the order to sign a petition for the granting of saloon license, or to circulate such a petition.
 Albert ZinEie, A Years Old, shot and killed his mother and himself at Chi cago yesterday. A note found by the police said that the deed was com mitted because Zinkie and his mother were hard up and better off dead"
 Charles Deitz, a Pittsburgh elec- aped WoStarfaU af T27.a 1- dock, suburb, shot his wife, his mother in-law, Mrs. Caroline Miller and himself. Deitz is likely to die, but the women were not dangerously hurt.
 Governor Pothier returned yesterday to his desk in the bank at Providence of which he is president, and laugh ingly assured all callers that they were in no danger of contracting smallpox from him. The governor has severe cold.
 The Boston Board of port directors voted yesterday to take over for steamship terminal purposes 2,500,0 square feet of land and flats on the East Boston water front. The prop erty is valued at between s400,000 and $600,0O0.
 The Fall River Textile Council for warded a letter yesterday to the Cot ton Manufacturers association and the Fall River Iron Works mana cement, asking for an increase in wages of 12 1-2 percent, the same to take effect on December 8.
 5ramwell Booth, head of the Sal vation Army, said yesterday that he was willing to amalgamate with the Volunteers of America, but he did not think his brother, Ballington Booth, of the rival organization desired it.
 Two Hundred Young Women stu dents at Converse college, Spartans- burg, $. C., who started a hunger strike | at dinner Wednesday night. as a pro- test against the food, returned yester- | day for lunch. A dozen had weaken l ed at breakfast.
 The Explosion of Package, the contents of which are unknown, start ed a fire that injured five men and | caused a property damage of $5,000 l Tn a Boston express office yesterday 1 Robert J. Kelley, manager of the of l flee, was badly burned.
 To Meet the Cost of naval construc- ton, Representative Bailey of Penn | yesterday proposed a super tax of five percent. on all incomes of ] s2O,000 or more, however derived and | colleetible under the same regulations ! as the regular income tax.
 While Relatives and Friends sur 8 coffin at Hamilton, Ont, in | ief9 Eadu aF 14av,zao,