Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-25


 Condensed TeIegrams
 Mrs. HuIda Smith Perkins, widow, died at New Haven yesterday at the advanced age of 9S.
 John Maenair, president of the Lynn, Mass, National bank, died suddenly at his home there yesterday.
 Several Large Coal Dealers of Phil adelphia, announced that anthracite prices would be increased 25 cents 8 ton.
 E. M. Holland, Aged 65, one of the best known actors on the American stage. died at @ hospital at Cleveland, yesterday.
 The Football Season has officially closed, with 14 killed and ITS injured. In 1912, 13 players were killed and 1855 injured.
 A Farmer of Franklin, Pa, sent a tree to a friend in Ohio by parcel post. The postman sawed it down to the four foot limit.
 Houston, Tex, was married at Los Angeles, yesterday to Miss Grace M. Willis of LAs Angeles.
 Ninety HaverhiII, Mass, Coal Team sters, helpers and yardmen struck yes fAn nInxr sAawz H. . of nine of the largest dealers.
 Warning of Danger of poisoning from meat spoiled by the unusually mild weather, was issued yesterday by the bureau of food inspection.
 Edward Mccall, the defeated demo- cratic mayoralty candidate of New York, spent $S2,513 out of $34,645 he received out of campaign expenses.
 w. Cameron Forbes, former governor general of the Philippines, returned to his private business at Boston yester- day after an absence of nine years.
 Gran Park at Chicago, is to be turned into a fatryland Christmas eve for the children of the poor. They are <o have mammoth Christmas tree.
 Congressman Thomas L. Reilly has formally recommended the names of Phillip Troup to be postmaster at New Haven and Edward C. Cox to be post master at WalIingford.
 Pearl DoIes Bell, authoress, has the distinction of being the only wmoan to Jump Into an open sea and brave a school of sharks, doing the feat from a Mallory line steamer, off Key West, Fla.
 Representative Smith of Idaho intro duced a resolution asking for an ap- propriation of s20,000 to exterminate Jackraoplrs, ground squirrels and prairie dogs in the Rocky Mountain states.
 Automobile Insurance Rates were reduced 15 percent yesterday by the eastern conference of insurance com panies, representing nearly every fire insurance company in the United States.
 Postmaster General BurIeson has recommended to the interstate com merce commission that the maximum weight of parcel post packages be in creass1 from 20 to 50 pounds for all distances.
 After an Estraneement of seven teen years Bramwen Booth and Ball fngton Booth shook hands yesterday as the luncheon guests of the Rev. Alden L. Bennett of New York, a mu- tual friend.
 Joseph Nj. Caldwell, of Worcester convicted recently of melting riot dur ing the strike at the Draper Com- panys plant at Hopedale Mass, was sentenced to one year in the house of correction yesterday.
 To Provide For the Future of the two little children of Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield, who may die for murder New Haven society women are plan ming to provide means for their up- bringing and education.
 A Cheese Made From 63, ,2so pounds of milk weighing $500 pounds was cut yesterday into 0,000 pieces and delivered to patrons of a land show at Chicago yesterday. The cheese is a product of New York state,
 Rumors That the Gary (lnd.), plant of the United States Steel corporation is to suspend operations in the near future because of the dull business were denied yesterday by Elbert NJ Gary, chairman of the board.
 K, Eugene F. Fox, and Ashley Shea, were rewarded yesterday for their revela- tions regarding graft in the police de- partment by the dismissal of indict- ments Charging them with bribery and perjury.
 On Complaint of His Wife who de- clared her husband had beaten her once every week since they were mar ried, a total of 2,0SO times, Hester Edwards was sentenced to thirty days in the work house at 8 session of po- lice court at Pittsburgh.
 uperintendent of Police Martin j. HyIand resigned yesterday when the board of public works exonerated the thirty patrolmen whom Hyland had charged with insubordination for re- fusing to ride on street cars during the recent street car strike at Indian apolis.
 Frederick A. Copn1an, chauffeur for William Simonson of New York, was yesterday freed from a charge of manslaughter arising from the death of Charles Nickerson, who was run into by Copman's automobile at Som nY-Trf1Ie MasG NnueT1nIe1