Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-18

A Second Fire in the plant of the Rochester Union & Advertiser, caused q loss of $30.000.
 Demanding 25 Gents Day Increase 50 moulders of the Bessemer Steel Co.,, at Grove City. Pa, struck.
 A Legislative Telephone Investieat- ing committee in Vermont ordered 20 per cent reduction on rates.
 A Pearl Necklace valued at s625.0oo is alleged to have been stolen during transit from Paris to London
 Supreme Court Justice Cohalan sail ed from New York, yesterday to spend a the summer with his family in Ire land.
 { The Entire Plant of Temple Bros. marble dealers at Rutland, Vt, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is $35,o00
 J. w. H. Glover, colored, Troop D, ninth cavalry, captured William Jackson, alleged murderer and de- serter near Clinton. Ind.
 Fitchburg, Mass, stove dealer. who disappeared on Monday, was found yesterday floating in Meeting House pond
 Hugo Meisner, a Young Helper in a Brooklyn Ice plant, was frozen to death yesterday in a sealed compart- ment which he entered to adjust ma chinery.
 A Seat on the New York Stock Ex- change sold yesterday for $37,000. $1,O00 less than the last sale made few days ago. which was the lowest in recent years.
 The Travellers Protective Associa- ton has named a, railroad committee with instructions to campaign for uniform mileage book. on all railroads in the United States.
 Edward Dodge. a Veteran Circus to death under the wheels ot Ringing Bros, wagon at Bloomington, H., while loading it.
 Tariffs Providing for a general in crease in freight rates of five per cent. will be filed within a short time by railroads operating in central freight and trunk line territories.
 cracksmen secured JeweIry valued at between s2O,000 and $30,000 early yesterday by blowing a safe in the es- tablishment of Rosenberg and Daniel New York jewelry supply house.
 A Petition Signed by 474 Teachers and graduates of the London unfver- Pankhurst. the militant suffragette leader. has been sent to King George.
 Mrs. Tracy Lewis, Wife of a rubber manufacturer of Beacon Falls, Conn, eluded her nurse in a private sani- tarium at New York yesterday and either leaped or fell four stories to her death.
 Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan, whose ilIheaIth has removed nm from activities in state and national niIit1cs returned on the steamship I'm perator from a trip abroad, apparently in better health.
 Word Was Brought to Demna, N. M, by courier of the murder near to- Iumbus, on the Mexican border, Of the United States mail carrier operating between Columbus and Demlng, by Mexican rebels.
 Allan J. Price, 45 years old, sword swallower and snake .charmer died at Bisrnark, N D., from drug poison ing. Some time ago he sold his body, to be delivered after his death, 10 d university at Baltimore.
 John Purrey Mitchell, recently ap.e pointed collector of the port or New York by President Wilson, an nounced yesterday that he was willing to accept the nomination for mayor of New York on a fusion ticket. A Submarine Trip under the placid IoX yesterday by the members oL the house committee on naval affairs who are at Newport, R. l.. for an inspection of the Narrag gansett naval station | The Largest Conscious Fund contri- bution in years has been sent to Washington from Ireland by person claiming to be a Civil War veteran. He said he had defrauded the govern ment out of $250 in false returns. Thomas Timer, 60 Years Old, con- victed of murder in the second degree and sentenced to 12 years imprlson- ment made the trip to Little Rock, from Randolph county, Ark, unaccompanled by guards to begin serving his sen tence.
 The Announcement That Big "Bill' Haywood had withdra wn from active partfcipation in the silk mill workers strike at Paterson, N. J., caused a break in the ranks yesterday, and there was rush of hands to the mills.
 "Banking by Mail" is the latest in novation entered into by the govern ment in connection with the postal savings system. Hereafter deposits may be made by mail and withdraw als likewise effected through the same agency.
 The M. H. WiIzius Statuary Com oany. of Milwaukee, manufacturers of church furnishings, filed petition of
 liabilities and assets yesterday in
 bankruptcy proceedings. Liabilities are given as S13S,340, assets are scheduled at $129,67S. The Third Engineer and a pumpman n on the British freight steamer Fair Mead were killed yesterday by an ex xplosIon in the boiler room of the vessel. which was taking on a cargo of oil from the Standard Oil company off Constable Hook, N. J. Worry Nutmess and GeIatine con- tainihg excessive amounts of arsenic, copper or zinc, which are imported for technical purposes" such as use iii the arts, will have to be denatured in future. in accordance with an order