Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

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 Chicken Bone which lodged in his throat last December caused the death of solomon Papier of Trenton this week
 Agriculture Will be Added to the courses taught in the public night Monday.
 Applications for Patents during the past year tOtalled 67,S96, the largest on record except for 1912 when there were 69,236.
 Foreign Universities will have c1ses of PriEcetons' graduate college on Oct. 22
 Dean Henry Prentiss Forbes of the Theological school of St. Lawrence uni versity died at his home in Canton, N. Y, yesterday.
 Congressman James M. CurIey, who was operated upon for appendicitis Saturday was reported to be making satisfactory recovery.
 Mrs. Emma Berner 55, committed suicide yesterday by hanging in the at tic at her home at Pittsfield, Mass. Dependency was the cause.
 Emmanuel Rubin and Nathan Levy, owners of factories in New York city, were fined $50 for having the doors of their factory locked during working hours.
 The Attorney General yesterday gave an opinion to the comperoller that the state should not pay the premiums ar bonds of off io1 ling state money
 Thousands of Dollars Worth of rare and valuable coins have been stolen from the residence of Waldo Newcom- CT, president of the National Exchange bank at Baltimore.
 After Travelling From New York to Lincoln, Neb.. Statan Colseink. a Rus sian immigrant learned yesterday that his steerage ticket was marked Lin coin, N. H.
 Herman Berlin, a Milwaukee banker, was drowned in an effort to land a large fish. While tugging with the fish, Berlin stood erect in the boat which was overturned.
 Despite Strikes. Bad Weather and two double holidays, tonnage of ore shipped from the head of the lakes this year will exceed the record break ing mark set in 1912.
 John SchiIdneck, Ahseonding Cashier of the export department of the Wash burn Crosby Milling company ill New Y York, has been captured in Uruguay after chase of over month.
 Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Chicago school children will be ad- dressed bzy uniformed fremen on October 9, which has been designated as fire prevention day..
 Wood Pulp Manufactured in Sweden from wood grown in Russia in not en- titled to free entry into the United States according to d decision by As sistant Secretary of the Treasury Hamlin.
 An Attempt to Wreck the plant of the Potter Enterprise published at COudersport, Pa, was made yesterday. A heavy charge of dynamite was ex- ploded under the type setting ma chimes
 Jumping Through a Screen in a window on the fourth floor of the Maine General hospital, Frank H. H. Boody, a typhoid fever patient, aged 30, fell to the sidewalk and was kill ed~yesterday.
 Solicitor Folk of the state depart ment received in his mail yesterday the protest which Harry K. Thaw sent through Senator Oliver to the state de- partment against Thaw's deportation from Canada on September 10.
 Westbound Train No. Al on the PhiI- adelphia and Erie division of the Pennsylvania railroad was /, derailed last night at Garland, Pa, seriously T brufsinS q number of passengers.
 George F. Chandler of Rocky Hill, appointed by the governor on the wcEkmcn's compensation act commits sion, has taken an office at Hartford, hired a stenographer and will make that city his official headquarters
 William, J. Young and Wife of Bran don, Manitoba, yesterday appealed 10 the police of St. Louis 10 search for two men who had Swindled them out of $5o00 which Young and his wife had bet on 2, sure thing" horse race.
 A Hearty Cooperation with the pub lie service commission in it's proposed investigation of various expenditures by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, was promised by President Howard Elliott, in a letter to Governor FOsS.
 President Wilson Yesterday greeted at the White House more than 100 northwestern bankers from Wisconsin. 1 Minnesota, North and South Dakota en route 10 the convention of the American Bankers association to be held next week in Boston.
 Marie Lloyd, English Music hall singer, and Bernard Dillon an Eng fish jockey. who arrived in New York l on the steamship Olympic as MT and Mrs. B. Dillon were ordered deport- l ed yesterday. The singer admitted that she and Dillon were not legally married.
 Escteben E. Pierre of Laredo, an American citizen. who was arrested 1 toward the end of September at Saltil- 1 lo and impressed into the Mexican i army. will not have to serve, the order | for him to enter the ranks having 1 been resninded upon representations | being made by the United States yesterday transmitted 563 checks to | confederate pensioners in Missouri | titis bAing the first ihstAllment under | the act of the last general assembly 1 providing for those pensions and ap- pfopfiatihg s50 900 for that Parposa for 1 the biennial period of 1913 and 1914,
 Disagreement Over the Division of ] the famous Alsep claim against the | government of Chile, which was set-