Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25

15 cents a hundred pounds yesterday.
 Junk Dealers During 1912 did an enormous business, the geological sur vey asserts in a statement issued yes- terday.
 Admissions Paid to Go Aboard the new German steamship Imperator, in New York, netted more than s21,000 to the German Seamen's home.
 A Referendum Vote Taker, among the mayors of fifty cities in New York state shows an overwhelming major lty in favor of Sunday baseball
 William BlaisdelI, a Beverly, Mass, alderman, was arrested at Beverly city hall yesterday on the charge of ac- cepting bribe from junk dealer for a license.
 Charged With Violating the automo- bile law against passing a standing street car, until the passengers had alighted, 70 automobilists were arrest
 H. Clay Mills, Naval stores opera tor of Atmore, Ala. yesterday shot his wife to death and then committed sui eide It was said jealous rage prompt ed the tragedy.
 The Barking of Dog attracted Mrs. Margaret Barry, a rancber's wife of Greeley, Col, to well. in which she found her year old son had fallen. She rescued him.
 Use of MythoIogicaI and historical names in designating sleeping and pri- vate cars is being discontinued, and names of cities. states and towns are being substituted
 Tks Index Congregations at Rome has prohibited Roman Catholics from reading several books, including The Autobiography of M. D.. Peter, and The Life of George Tyrrel.
 John Brantlinser, charged with lar ceny leaped from the office of the prosecutor on the third floor of the yigo county courthouse at Terre Haute, Ind, yesterday and killed him self.
 Rather Than Submit to Arrest for leaving his ship witaolt permission. T. Eaton, a seaman of the United States ship Tacoma, killed himself in pub lie square at Savannah, Ga. yester- day.
 An Engine and Seven Cars of the Annapolis Short Line railway plunged through the, drawbridge of the long trestle which spans the Severn reser- voir yesterday. Ali of the crew jump e1 and none was injured.
 pr. William A. Goodrich was arrest ed at Waterbury yesterday, charged with malpractice and nlanslaughter, after the police had inquired into the death recently at the Waterbury hos pital of Miss Helen Johnson.
 
 Addressing the Convention of alien ists in convention at Chicada, yester- day, Dr. Henry H. Goddard of Vine land N. J., declared that slow and weak minded children should be segre- gated and given special education.
 The Jury Before Whom John H. Wrenn is being tried at keene. N. H., for the murder of J. Stewart Hamilton yesterday visited the spot on the out skirts of Hinsdale where Hamilton was beaten to death on the night of Feb. ,.
 The New Haven Road is conduct ing an investigation as to the cause of the collision at Canaan. According to witnesses, failure to send out flag man from the passenger train, which was waiting at the station, caused the accident.
 Arthur Leader, brother of the Lead CT twins, who rowed in the Pough keepsie regatta for the Washington university. was drowned at Rosa, Wash The twins were not told of 1t until after the race for fear the news would unnerve them.
 A Beverage Believed to have con- tatned wood alcohol caused the death vestefday of Michael Mcdonald and the serious illness of James Keefe and Richard Mcdonald. The men were enn ployed as gardeners on an estate at Lexington, Mass.
 A Year Ago Roy r. Masuda, a native of Japan, and Miss Mena Golbertson, a Minnesota girl, were married by the Rev. G. L. Morrill, of Minneapolis. Mon day their two months old boy, George Washington Masuda, was consecrated, the Rev. MT. Morrill, officiating.
 Mrs. William SuIzer, wife of the gov ernor. and two of her sisters. the Miss es Rodelheim while automobiling on the Albany -Pittsfie1d road. came upon the dead body of Arthur Eddy, trav cling salesman. of Kingston, N. Y., lying beside a wrecked motorcycle.
 John Ennis, Pedestrian, who start ed out some days ago to defeat Ed ward P Weston. the veteran walker, on hike from New York to Minne- apolis, is seriously i'll of stomach trouble at his home at Stamford. Phy- sicians fear he may not recover. He is 70 yearsSold. |
 There Will Be Ample accommoda- tions and plenty of rations for all vet erans who come to Gettysburg for the battle anniversary celebration next week even though the number exceed by 10000 the original estimate was the statement made by officers of the regular army yesterday.
 Charges That He Fastened Chain around the neck of his IS year old daughter, suspended her from a meat hook in his butcher shop, and then beat her with the butt end of a. whip utnil the blood flowed from her wounds, were made against J. !. Johnson of Augusta. Ga. yesterday.
 
 Grant to Wed Widow of 35.
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