Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-10

@ Largest in Connecticut
 Condensed Telegrams
 Francis D. Burnett, member of the sophomore class at Heiy Cross college, has disappeared.
 Ninety Eight Vessels of all classes with d 3e,000 gross tonnage were built in the United States during October
 Eggs Are so Scarce in New York up to T5 cents 8 dezen for the best quality
 Mrs. Sarah Todd, Sister Law of Abraham Lincoln, cast her first vote at the referendum election held at Eugene. Ore.
 Louis A. Weioh, Sheriff -eIect of Schenectady, N. Ym has the distinction of being the first socialist sheriff in the United States.
 Vassar College has put on double force of night -watchmen in order to
  .'peeping Toms"
 Charles Norbert, 57 years old, and Frank H. Smith. aged 62, died of ptomaine after eating ham in their store at Scotsville, N. Y.
 w. B. Evans, United States inspector was shot and seriously wounded Sat urday at National City, Cal, by one of a trio of Mexican smugglers.
 The Health Department of New York issued warning that persons fail ing ro wash milk bottles before return ing theIns are open to prosecution.
 The First Santa Claus letter of the year has reached the postoff1ce at Washington. It is from a Mercer. Tenn, boy asking Santa to visit him.
 Jim Stevens of Hammendspert, Ind, ate his peas with a~4xnife. They rolled off and fell into hfs neighbors cup. The couple fought and each was fined one cent,
 pr. Leonard H. iirshbers of Balti- more was elected president of the American Association of Clinical re- search at its fifth annual convention at Chicago.
 Albert Rshsrtsen, the Boston and Maine Eai!rtYs6 TiciTet agent arrested at Boston, rscs.lltty, fsr alleged larceny of $4,S00, was indicted by the grand jury Saturday.
 "MaiI Your Christmas Parcels Early" Tkfs notice in big letters will be posted in every post office of the country, at the instance of Postmaster General Rurleson
 The Highest Tide that Coney Island, Rockaway Beach and Far Rockaway had known in many years followed in the wake of the wind and rainstorm yesterday.
 The Award of the Board of arbitra- tton in the wage dispute between the eastern railroads and their conductors and trainmen will be filed in the fed eral court at New York today. In q Few Days a refrigerated tank car will start west carrying $500 IobsterEy They are being sent by the United States Fish Commission to stock the Pacific coast waters with fine Maine Holsters.
 The Unions of the carders, the weavers and the slasher tenders of the Fall River, Mass, Cotton mills will meet next Wednesday night and formulate demands for a general in crease in wages.
 A Subscription List for the purpose of 8 wedding present for Miss Jessie Wilson was circulated among senators Saturday by Senator Maritime of New Jersey. It was expected that about s1,000 would be raised.
 For the Purpose of placing them un- der the supervision of the home 4aAr @oIl @h 1 thodox Servian churches of the United States have been formed into a permanent organization. 5iEEs For Expenses incurred at the trial of impeachment of former Gov ernor Sulzer, not including counsel fees, already total S50,000 more than the $T5,000 originally appropriated to cover the cost of the trial. Motorman William Ayres Was in- Stantiy killed and twenty persons were injured Saturday when a trolley car on the VeroHa, Oakmont and Hutton Electric railway crashed into the grocery store of Robert Chegwiden at I Laketon, Pa,
 Secretary RedfieId of the depart ment of Commerce, is preparing a let ter of eemmendation to Winfield L.,
  station, for bravery in< assisting two 1 fishermen whose boat had eapsized in 1 a sudden sduall Accepting the Prisoners Story of an accidental shooting Judge Sayward in the Ipswich. Mass, district court Sat- trday discharged Mrs, John Hayes arrested Friday night with the m arrested Friday night charged with the murder of her husband. Frank j. Johnson who was arrested iH Providence ea the charge of bigamY after he had been given up for dead by his first wife in New York, pleaded guilty in the Central Falls, R. l., court Saturday. He was bound ever te the grand jury under s3,000 bail.
 Governor Samuel D. FeIker Satur- day morning granted the petition of the State of New York fer the extra ditien of Harry K. Thaw, charged with conspiracy to escape from the insane asylum at Matteawan. The case now goes into the United States courts
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