Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

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 Condensed TeIegrams William Deerlns, for many years Seneca county, N. Y. The loss ls es- timated at s75,ooe.
 The Farmers of Suffolk County, N. Y,. have organized and will deal direct ly with city purchasers.
 Representative William F. Murray of Massachusetts has been agreed up on for postmaster at Boston.
 An Imperial Elephant with tusks 15 feet long was unearthed in tar field near Los Angeles, Cal
 The Wholesale Price of fresh eggs dropped five and six cents dozen in the Philadelphia market yesterday.
 Tho Tacoma, Wash, commissioners decided to ask the Tacoma Railway & Power Go, to grant a four cent car fare.
 The French Red Cross society is manifesting a keen interest in the sale of Christmas stamps by the Ahlerlcah Red Cross
 Denver Awakened Yesterday to find every manner of traffic blocked by more than two feet of snow which covered the city.
 Judoe Ephraim p. Arnold, died at his home at Haddam yesterday after several days illness from pneumonia, in his 74th year.
 Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, who collapsed while on an inspection tour of cheap lodging houses, was confined to his bed yesterday.
 For Assisting in Recovering a stolen automobile, Amaza w. B1ggs, sneriId of Huntington, L. l., received Sl,0O0 as a Christmas present.
 Fire, Believed to have been started by an incendiary, early yesterday W1p- ed out the business section Of Lodl small town in the southern end or
 William Deering, for many years identified with the great Harvester interests, was reported yesterday as critically i'll at Miami, B1a his winter home.
 Robert Gowdy of Westfieid, Mass, was yesterday appointed temporary re- cefver of the Textile Manufacturing company of Enfield, by Judge Edwin s. Thomas.
 Euqs Are to be Ranished From the tables in the home of nearly all the cabinet members, whose wives have pledged their support to the egg boy colt campaign.
 The 21 Chinamen who were captured in an opeum raid on the Wan kee laundry at Pittsfeld, Mass, Sunday night were fined $15 each in court yes terday.
 A Reward of $25O is being offered by the navy department for the return of tone anchor and chain lost from the U. $. S. Rhode Island off Block 1s- land, August 8, 1915.
 Stove Bisko, 25 Years Old, a me chanic and living at Bridgeport died yesterday as a result of his suicide at tempt Sunday night, a chlsel being thrust into his chest.
 Michael Carroll yesterday was fined
  hearse from Stoneham to Boston over & boulevard on which only pleasure vehicles are allowed.
 Lieutenant Colonel David Du Bose GaiIIard, U. S. A., who directed the en- gineering work in the Culebra cut di- vision of the Panama canal, died at Johns Hopkins hospital yesterday.
 Recommendations For increased Wages for employees of the government printing office amounting to about S83, 900 a, year is contained in the an n1al report of Cornelius Ford, public printer.
 Rev. James A. Graham, aged 67, who had been serving a life term at Moundsville, w. Va, under the habitu- al criminal act, was released having been pardoned by Governor H. D. Hat field.
 Twenty Eight Million Copies of the Bible and books containing portions of the Holy Scriptures were printed dur ing the past year, according to a re- port compiled for publication on Bible Sunday" Dec. 2.
 The Buffalo and Susquehanna Rail road was sold at foreclosure sale at Coudersport, Pa, yesterday for $5,- 00O,0 900 to a protective commissioner representing the immediate first re- funding four per cent. bonds.
 President Wilson has the grippe His cold is in his nose and throat, and his physician, Dr. Cary T. Grayson, U. s. A., has ordered him to remain in bed.
 Mrs. John A. Johnson, widow of the late Governor Johnson of Minnesota, will be married on Christmas day to William Alley Smith, of Pittsburgh. Mr Smith has resided in Minneapolis for two years as manager of a lumber company.
 Mrs. LoriIIard Spencer, philan- thropist left New York on the steam ship Oceanic yesterday on the first stage of a journey to the Island of Jolo, in the Philippines, where she will devote a year or more to educating the MorOs.
 A Person Who Joins in a strike is not entitled to damages and has no right to complain if he is not employed again by persons against whom he and his associates struck, according to an opinion rendered Friday by Judge Loring of the Massachusetts Supreme court
 Alexander King, intimate friend of Andrew Carnegie and former vice president of the American Thread company died at his home at Orange, IoTy of iT1j1 -aI