Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-16

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Fifteen Deaths constituted the toll in baseball games during the 1913 season.
 Dominic Motto of Nesunee, Mich, killed a three legged deer while hunt ing in Glynn county.
 John D. Rockefeller will spend the coming Christmas and New Years at his Forest Hill home at Cleveland, o.
 Vincent Astor has been elected a di- rector of the United States Trust Co.,. to succeed the late Gustav Schwab.
 Cotton Consumed during November amounted to 482,594 running bales compared with 475,511 bales in No vember last year.
 Farmers Near PendIeton, Ore, have killed 1,20O rabbits to be sent to Port land and other cities for distribution among the poor
 Mrs. Charles Sommers, a bride of two weeks, is dead at Saratoga Springs, N.
 
 dress caught fire.
 Rev. Reuben D. Nevins, who founded more than thirty Episcopal churches in the Pacific northwest, died at Tacoma, Wash, aged S6 years.
 Devers Hall a Lawyer of Bay City, Michigan, fell ten stories to his death yesterday from his room in the Hotel Marie Antotnette, New York.
 The Offices of three New Haven dentists were broken into during Sun day night and about three hundred dollars worth of gold taken. The Third Suicide in Worcester in 48 hours was revealed yesterday when Phillip H. Leduc 60 years old, was found dead from gas asphyxiation.
 Secretary of AsricuIture Houston presented diplomas of merit to 22 boys an dgirls from all parts of the United States who raised prize-win ming crops.
 Hiram J. Messenger, actuary of the Travellers Insurance company since September, 1898, died at his home in Hartford yesterday after a long period of i'll health.
 The American Silk Spinning com pany mill at Providence will be closed today to allow it's 500 employees to at tend the funeral of Henman Wyss, it's superintendent.
 Katherine Coffey, of Philadelphia, 19 years old, submitted to a skin graft ing operation to save the life of her sister. Forty square inches of skin was removed.
 Demanding 17 Percent. Increase in wages the mulespinners in the four B. B. and R. Knight Company mills in the Pawtuxet valley R. l., went on strike yesterday.
 Isaac Van Horn, of Holderness, N. H., and Boston, Mass, has filed a pe- tition in bankruptcy in which his H- abilities are given as SITS, 577.51, and his assets as $10o.
 Elizabeth DonneIIy, 1e Years Old, is arm swelled to twice its normal size. Police think she is another victim of the poisoned needle"
 The Holders of e1a,57s Outstanding shares of stock of the United Wireless Telegraph company will share in a $500, 1000 dividend, soon to be declared by a trustee in bankruptcy.
 Harry Phillips, 2s years old, an elec- trical contractor of Belleville, N. J., is dead from bichloride of mercury poisoning. He took the tablets in mis- take for headache cure.
 Mrs. Clifford Russell, Is years of age, of Bloomfield is in the Hartford hos pital in 8 dying condition, due to burns received when her clothing took fire at her home yesterday.
 Jesse seiover, principal of the night school in Sayreville, N. J., informed his pupils that by an action of the School Board all pupils over 16 years of age are to be permitted to smoke in school.
 A Christmas Tree 65 feet high es- corted by 2,O00 children will be brought from the pier and placed in Inde- pendence square under the direction of the Child Federation in Philadel- phia.
 Mrs. Seth Irby, wife of farmer at Augusta, Ga, was murdered in the presence of her two little daughters came to the Irby house to collect a fifty cent debt.
 So Many Monkeys, guinea pigs and mice are brought into the United States for experimental purposes that the importation of mammals has in- creased from 2,O0O five years ago to 17,S00 last year.
 Ernest TrbeIhorn, president of al New York real estate concern was fined $500 and sentenced to 25 days in jail yesterday for renting an apart ment which he knew was to be used as q disreputable resort
 Henry Spencer Convicted murdered of Mildred Allison Rexroat, will not hang next Friday. as Governor Dunne granted him a stay of exc cution for four weeks to give time for an appeal to the Illinois supreme court.
 Louis Joseph Was AbsoIved by a coreners jury yesterday from blame for the killing of his son, while they We're deed hunting at Milo, Me, The Jury found that although the sen was killed by q bullet from his fathers rifle, the cider Joseph was not at fault.
 The Suffolk County Grand Jury re- ported yesterday that it had not found sufficient evidence to warrant an in- dietment against anyone for respensi- biiity for the deaths of 2S men in the fire that destroyed the Arcadia lodg- ing house in Boston on December 3,