Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-03

Stafford hotel in Philadelphia for the benefit of home for working girls. The Nashville, Tenn, Democrat, morning daily has been sold to Senator Luke Lea's paper the Tennessean and American ,and will cease publication.
 Prisoners at the Atlanta federal pen itentiary hereafter will be known by names instead of numbers, and their uniforms no longer will bear the let ters "U. s. P"
 The Plant of the Lawrence Machine company, at Lawrence, Mass, owned by James Lanigan was badly damaged by fire Saturday afternoon the loss being over $50,000.
 Joseph Howarth, retired silk worker of Paterson, N. J., committed suicide. His act wipes out his immediate fam fly, which numbered four all of whom committed suicide.
 Joseph Mack, Arrested at Boston, charged with malicious mischief, threw a brick through 8 restaurant because they charged his 15 cents for plate with 42 baked beans on it.
 Redmond PrindiviIIe, who was E printers "devil'' on Chicago's first newspaper and who brought the first steam locomotive to Chicago, died at his home there at the age of 8S.
 Ortie McManieaI, whose confession as an accomplice of the McNamara Brothers figured in the trial at Indiah- apolis of the union labor leaders, may be a free man within six days
 |. A Plea of Not Guilty to the charge ,1P ~ Mack in the Providence District court Saturday. Mack was arrested after his wife died in a rooming house.
 PennsyIvania's New Woman's em ployment law went into effect Satur- day and the limit of hours of employ ment for women and girls will be 54 Fer week except in the homes and on the farm.
 George Major, Aged 50, was killed and four other Rochester N. Y, fire men were badly injured when an au- tOmobile hook and ladder truck over turned while responding to an alarm Saturday.
 President William ShankIin, of wes- leyan university, is conducting a rigid investigation into the Halloween pranks of the freshmen who broke into the memorial chapel and stole 400 hymn books.
 A Victim of Halloween festivities, Alice Clark, aged 12, of Rockland, Me, and the only child of Mrs. Mary Clark, died Saturday from burns received at a party given 20 of the music pupils of Miss Madeline Bird at the latter's 1 home.
 The Government Conscience Fund was increased cents by a con- tribution from a woman of Upper Marlboro, Md, who admitted she had stolen a pencil. a drinking glass and some cheese cloth from the Census Bureau.
 Louis Modeno, Nephew of Emilio Aguinaldo the famous Filipino, is un- trial on a murder charge in the su- perior court at Los Angeles He was accused of having shot Carl Line 1 hardt, a negro, July 2 last in a quar- rel over a negro woman.
 There Was Tragic Ending to 1 Halloween celebration at Rutland | Vt, Saturday when Thomas Leahy Is years, of West Rutland died from revolver bullet said to have been fired | in order to frighten the sereuaders by {! Dewitt Ballard of Castleton.
 DeVereux MiIburn, star polo player i and one of the American champions ! that won from the British team last summer was married at Westbury L. ! L, Saturday to Miss Nancy Gordon | Steele, daughter of MT, and Mrs | Charles Steele of that place
 Mrs. Hulda Ewert, aged 52, and her | daughter, Mrs. Alma Steners:n. 32 of | Chicago, both widows died of heart | disease within thirty minutes the lat 1 ter at 8. Halloween party and the form | CT while on her way to her daughter | when informed of her illness.
 Roy Blackburn, arrested at Chicago l recently charged with murder at Grand | Rapids, Mich, was given his liberty | Saturday when he produced sixteen witnesses to prove that at the time of 1 the crime in Grand Rapids he was working in a Chicago saloofi
 Founders Day at Trinity college Saturday was observed by the holding of special chapel exercises the matri- | culation of the freshman class, the | members of which signed the Trinity Book and the conferring of two hon. orary degrees by President F'lavel $. Luther,
 Members of the House of Represen- tatiVes are exhibiting much interest in the selection of their wedding gift for INllSS Jessie w HSOn, the w n1Ie House bride to be. While no definite decision as yet ~ha.s been reached as to the [ character of the gift most of the members are said to favor silver.
 GaiIantry in Saving the life of little child at the risk of his own, has won for eleven year old Russell Porter Reeder, Jr., a silver medal of honor from the United States government. Young Reeder is the son of Captain Russell Porter Reeder. coast artillery corps stationed at Fort Mckinley
 Two Boys Are Dead at Chicago as the result of Halloween pranlxs While trying to pull down an arc light, Nor gan Campbell 15 years old, came in contact with a. charged wire and was instantly electrocuted. TomaSco La Quinto died from injuries Sustained by a fire department wagon which was answering A false alarm