Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-06

Tarrytown reduced $250 year
 orado legislature providing heavy fines and Imprisonment for doctors who make mistakes.
 The New Jersey State Public utiIi- tis commission affirmed its order is sued a~year ago requiring all railroads to furnish drinking water on trains.
 J. B. RussePs Nomination as col lector Of customs at Boston was with drawn yesterday by President Wilson. The president could not prevail upon Mir Russell to accept.
 Joseph GoEdenberg, a Hartford drug g1st, was fined $25 in police court yes terday for selling cocaine to one D. J. sician's prescription. Robert Huber of Chicago. who shot and killed John Kunzelman, a hotel proprietor of Mount Healthy. O., yes- terday admitted the shooting to the law.
 Twenty indictments Charging rebat- ing were returned by the grand jury in the United States district court at Columbus, O.. yesterday against the Grand Trunk Western Railway com pany.
 Hugh J. Carroll, Former Member of the Rhode Island legislature. former mayor and father of the ten-hour law in Rhode Island. died at his home at Pawtucket yesterday after a long ill., ness.
 George Gum, Aged 2s. employed by a Danbury trucking concern, was in
 stantly killed yesterday afternoon when the stays of a 15-ton boiler gave way and he was crushed against 8 founda | tion wall.
 Enough Cigars to Stock a good sized | store were seized in the Italian sec | ton at Providence and in Natiek. R. I |, yesterday by federal inspectors be
 cause they did not bear revenue l stamps.
 District Attorney Whitman an- nounced yesterday that he would ac-
 cept the mayora1ty nomination for the i approaching campaign in New York, if 1 offered to him by .any regular political i organization"
 Governor Baldwin Will Be Unable to l go to Gettysburg to participate in the
 unveiling of the Sedgwick monument
 on June IS. Former Governor Frank l B. Weeks of Middletown will repre-
 
 Hayti's Navy" the Converted Yackt 1 Terrier which has been at Philadel-
 phia for more than a year, left We'd
 nesday in tow of a tug for New York, | where it is reported she will be sent l to a scrap heap.
 An Attachment for $eoo, GOO was filed
 in the Essex county, Mass, superior
 court yesterday against the General
 Electric company on behalf of A. A. l Wilkins, an electric lamp manufac- l turer of Amesbury.
 The Strike in the Cudahy and Ar
 mour & company packing plants at 1 Sioux City, Ia.. involving 1.500 men, l was settled yesterday. the common la :
 borers being granted an advance from i 19 to 20 cents an hour.
 Samuel Gompers, President of tte
 American Federation of Labor, wil undergo today second operation for 1 yesterday MT. Gompers was in good l condition to undergo it. Secretary Garrison is Working on d
 militia pay bill which would remove 1 militia officers and men from the off militia, however, still would be paid l out of the national treasury. At the Request of Coroner Mix phy- 1 sicians yesterday made an examination | as to his mental condition of Joseph
 Bergeron, who is locked up charged with having shot Mrs. Elizabeth Dow
 sett to death at New Haven Wednes- 1 day.
 Something in the Nature of a mu- nicipal spelling bee for New York 1 school teachers was announced yeSter- l day by William H, Maxwell, superin : l tendent of schools, in 9 statement re- l plying to charges of investigators 1 that many teachers can't spell correct | ly.
 Pleading Guilty of Using the Mails | to defraud. and of having collected 1 life insurance on the supposed deaths l of persons who never existed, William l Vokolek, an attorney of Pittsburg, Pa, was yesterday sentenced to IS months
 in the penitentiary at Moundsville, W. l Va.
 I Joseph M CoIdweII, Who Was in l Charge of the strike at the plant of
 the Draper company at Hopedale,
 Mass. was found guilty yesterday of
 uttering menaces and threatening l speeches and sentenced to three 1 months in the house of correction. He 1 appealed.
 
 After Reading Japan's Latest Note ! on the California anti-alien land law ! and just before conference with Ann
 bassador Chinda, President Wilson ! yesterday expressed the view that the l new communication opened the way 1 for very interesting and friendly ne- 1 gotiations.h
 Mrs. Grace M. NettIeton, wife of Dr. l George H. NettletOn, prominent New l Haven dentist, committed suicide by 1 shooting in the head wit ha revolver l at her home yesterday, Despondency ] due to i'll health and worry over her
 mothers illness is believed to have caused her act.
 George Cox, Business Manager of | the Police Gazette, and Adolph Chu- doba, another empIoye, were arrested | yesterday on warrants charging grand 1 larceny in the second degree. Richard 1 k. Fox. publisher of the Police Ga-
 zette, alleged that q shortage of ESQ., l GOO to $75.000 had been found. The Grand Trunk Railway is willing | ing to at once lengthen piers, build new piers and immigration sheds. 1 deepen docks and make Portland, Me, 1 one of the greatest transatlantic l steamship ports on the Atlantic coast, l provided assurance is given that the | government will dredge the harbor channel deeper in order that the larg est liners may load capacity cargoes | there.