Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-07

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 Condensed Telegrams
 The Deer Season in New Jersey has closed.
 Congressman Andrew J. Peters has decided not to enter the contest for election as mayor of Boston.
 Charles w. Arory, widely known in the manufacturing anS industrial world died at Boston, Wednesday night
 actress, was stricken with acute in digestion during performance in Montreal.
 The Socialist, Prohibition and so- cialist labor candidates fared poorly in the Massachusetts State election on Tuesday.
 An Anonymous Donor has offered $500,000 toward the establishment of a free college of commerce in New York city.
 A Thin Sponge, a yard and one half in length, was taken out of the body of a woman patient in Pottersville, Pa, hospital
 Women Will Direct Affairs of the San Mateo county, Gala, grand jury, with eight men and eleven women members.
 Junkmen Applied the Torch to the famous old frigate Saptee off Govern OTIS Island yesterday and burned her for the metal in her hull.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad has agreed to modify it's rules governing the period a fireman must serve be- fore becoming an engineer.
 Joseph Charbonneau, 73 years old, and Mrs. Elmire Simone, 63 years old, are to be married at Hudson, Mass. each has been married twice.
 The Funeral of Major William Fl. Miller, who helped carry from the field the first man killed in the Civil war, took place at St. Louis yesterday.
 Hand Minded children-those who
 
 brains-are being given their chance in a separate school at Cleveland.
 Of the 691 Saloons in Toledo and Lucas county BOP will go out of bus mess November 24th when the new Ohio liquor license law becomes eff fective.
 Illinois Ranks Third among the states in value of it's mineral produc- tions, with iron ore rather than pig iron considered as the basis of iron production.
 William F. McConbs, chairman of the democratic national committee will be married in London today to Miss Dorothy Williams, a sister of Mrs. Jo- seph Letter.
 Fred w. Stuart, Aged ss, married a small roadster, in which he was rid ing with J. P. Moran of Pawtucket, turned turtle.
 Since Their Initiation, two years ago, the Cleveland municipal dance halls have entertained 175,0 dancers. The net profit this year was approxi- mately $7,ooO.
 President Wilson yesterday accept ed honorary membership in the Ca raboa society, an organization com posed of army officers who served in the Philippines
 The Inter State Commerce commits sions order reducing express rates was again extended yesterday to February l to give the companies more time to arrange for the change.
 Presence of Bubonic Plague and yellow fever on the great trade routes from the south converging upon the Panama canal is giving grave concern to American health officials.
 Winfred T. Denison, an assistant at torney in the department of justice, and native of Portland, Me, has been selected for secretary of the in Lerior for the Philippine Islands
 Leaning Into an Elevator well in an endeavor to grasp a cable, Joseph J Boston and plunged headlong from the seventh floor to the bottom of the shaft, He was instantly killed.
 Officials Are Investigating what they believe to be the murder of John C. Eyer, a veteran of the Civil war, aged IO, whose body, badly decOmposed was 'ound in his house about three miles rom Cape Vincent, on Lake Ontario | Danie! O'Reiliy, Lawyer and ex-eon- yict, died at his home in New York 1 Hes swas AZ years old. Dur | ng his career he had been associated 1 with the defense in the trials for mur | Ter of Nan Patterson, Captain Peter iaias, JF. and Harry K. Thaw.
 Rev. c. F, Priddy, wiae left the city suddenly last Sunday evening, after | sending his resignation as pastor of 1 he Stamferd Methodist Episcopal | 'hurch to the district superintendent, !! Rev. A. IT. Goedenougb is understood | o be in q sanitarium at Chicago, Martha Nouick, an immigrant girl | escaped the terFors of the burning Vol | urno, only to fall ill and temporarily | nsane in the Ellis Island hospital, l where she eluded her nurses and flung | lerself into New York bay. A nurse, | Hiss Anna Olsen, plunged into the l water after the woman and brought 1 fer safely to d dock,
 Miss Cora TeYne of St. Johnsbury, t., who told the authorities that she ]