Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-21

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Jack Johnson. the PusiIist, is i'll at hls home in Chicago of ~pneumonia.
 L!oyds Are Insurina English Calf Links against suffragette raids at a a per cent. rate
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the grain pany in Philadelphia.
 Three Public Schools at Lawrence, Mass. have been closed as result of an epidemic of measles. The Singer Manufacturing Company has obtained 30.0o0 acres of hardwood tlmberland in Louisiana. John D. Rockefeller weighed 16s pounds in the baggage room of the Hotel Clarendon at seabreeze, Fla. 
 Elmer Hawley Northrop, one of the leading men of Brookf1eld, Conn, died there yesterday at the age of s4 years.
 The President Yesterday Nominated samuel Fisher of Connecticut to be United States district judge for Con- necticut.
 Washington Society Women yester- in Center Market the chief source of the capitals food supply. 
 Marshall Walker of Lexington, Tenn. shot and perhaps fatally wounded. Harry Medith at Rye, Col, in dispute over motorcycle and escaped to the hi1ls George D. Farovid, one of the lead ing druggists of New Haven, was fined $400 for selling cocaine without doc7 tors prescription. A clerk was fined s1Oo.
 Plans Are Being Made by the Web ster Birthplace association for a me- morial celebration next summer at the birthplace of Daniel Webster in Frank lin, N. H.
 Rigorous Protection Against Fire is proposed for patrons of motion picture theaters in Washington under rules and regulations virtually agreed on by the district authorities.
 Seven Children, Ranging in Age from to 12 years, were burned to death when the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. George Smith, at Ebenezer, Pa. was destroyed by fire.
 The J. w. ZeisIer Company, whole sale. grocers, of Bridgeport, has filed schedules of bankruptcy in the United States district court showing. Iiabili- ties of $23.334 and assets of about $12,00
 Between POO and 300 Men employed by the Acme Rubber company in Tren- ton, N. J., went on strike yesterday be- cause their demand for an increase in by the company.
 pr. J. O'Brien Told the Girls of St. Joseph's academy. Pittsburg. that the woman whose husband has SIS, 900 a year takes as much exercise as a cR- nary bird, and this accounts for her worn condition.
 The Lower House of the Iowa legis- 1ature yesterday passed resolution providing for submission to voters of the state of an equal suffrage amend ment tot the Iowa constitution. The vote was 81 to 26.
 The Bodies of Mrs. Katherine Wal lace, aged 28. of Methuen. Mass, and Asquith Spencer of Lawrence were Methuen yesterday. It was a case of murder and suicide.
 Julius Grundzunski, former order 1y at the UndercliR sanatoriun, plead ed guilty in the Meriden court yester- day to having stolen the watch of a patient last July and was sentenced to six months in jail.
 Evelyn Arthur See Must Serve an indeterminate sentence of one to five years for abduction, says the Illinois supreme court, which has affirmed the "apostle'' of absolute life..,
 Roy B. TroIson of Edsewater, N. J., ran away from home to join Miss marching to Washington with the 'gette mixers. The young couple will be married at Washington.
 
 ing the distance between Chicago and Washington will be carried on by the Illinois suffragfsts on their way to march in the big parade on the day
 Police Captain Frederick W. Martens of New York, who was recently ac- cused by the gambler. James Purcell gating committee of having accepted graft died suddenly yesterday.
 Mayor Daniel J. Donovan of Meriden appeared before the board of relief in response to a summons from the board on complaint of a citizen that the mayor was rot paying taxes. and that he should. Decision was reserved
 Proceeds of the Sale of Paintings by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the president elect on exhibition this week at the Arts and Crafts guild. at PnlldQeIpnld, Will De gwen to the MaT- tha Berry school at Mount Berry, Ga.
 The Price of s1o,ooo for One Hua is fixed in a suit filed by Mrs. Nelson Hopkins of Washington against Elisha E. Berry. her landlord. a septuagenarf< an and wealthy real estate owner and operator of New York and Washing ton.
 The Members of the Coal r Tsamaters' union of Pawtucket, R. l., numbering about 150 drivers and helpers. went on strike yesterday. The men demand an increase in wages of $1 a week and that they shall not be required to work on Sunday.
 Frank FiIasto, a New York wine dealer, and Joseph Rfbuffo, a Paterson N. J.. barber. convicted recently as white slavers," were sentenced yes terday to the federal prison at Atlanta for terms of five and two years. re- spectively.
 Governor PothEer of Rhode leland yestarday wrote President D. J. Cham berlin of the Grand Trunk railway in viting him to appear before the gem
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