Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-10
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~ ~taOS Sa~S SAtss Rufus A. souie, one of the most prominent citizens of New Bedford, ] died yesterday, aged 73. Fire at carbondaIe, Pa, yesterday destroyed number of business places, i causing a loss of $125.000. The Remains of Admiral John Paul Jones will soon be placed in the crypt in the naval academy at Annapolis. Tho Soldiers at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, are raising a fund to buy we'd ding present for Miss Helen Gould. The Marriage of Miss Helen M. Gould to Finley J. Shepard of St. Louis is expected to be celebrated next week. Fire Destroyed the EIks' Temple. four story structure, at Muskegon, 900.
 The Naval Repair Ship Panther, for her arrival at Guantanamo late yester- day.
 The Residence of seIectman Arthur W. Tryon of Windsor, Conn, was burned yesterday. The loss is estimat- ed at about s7,0oO. Benjamin F. Dodge, president of the
  in the bathroom of his home in Chel- sea, Mass, yesterday. Representative Hayes of California wants the immigration laws so amend ed that servants, actresses and actors from abroad may be admitted without hindrance.
 Albert Brown, 22 Years Old, of West Haven, pleaded guilty to assaulting five year old girl and was sentenced yesterday to from five to ten years in state prison.
 serst. Daniel O. Purcell, a veteran of the Civil war and an inf1elder on the first Hartford state league team, died at Meriden yesterday at the age of 67 years.
 Less Gold Was Produced in the United States in 1912 than in any year since 1907 according to official esti- mates made by the United States geo. logical survey.
 The Plant of the Houehton- Jacobson Printing company at Detroit was prac- tically destroyed and adjoining build ings damaged by fire yesterday. The loss is $20o,000.
 f The Old Training Ship Wabash, Cbarlestown navy yard since 1875, has been purchased by Baltimore iron and metal company.
 Es6man Ashes We're Mailed by parcel post at the St. Louis postoffice yes terday for Edwardsville. H.. where they were buried in the grave that was dug for Frederick Naumann.
 The Suit Brought by Edward T. Stotesbury, the Philadelphia banker, against Oscar Hammerstein to recover $39. .9S0 resulted yesterday in dis 9 fOIIF ton.
 Realty Valued at s45,eoo, encountered with a s100 mortgage, is to be offered as bail for Henry W. Legleitner, one of the B labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy trial at Indian apolis
 Two "Western Manufacturers" boarded the Carmania at Queenstown and started a game of dice during the passage to America. They won S1,5O0 before it was discovered that the dice were loaded.
 With His Bride of Three Days by his side in special sessions, Louis kohn, 21 years old. a vegetable pedd1er, was sentenced to ten days in the Tombs for selling bushel of potatoes seven pounds short.
 Sales of Diseased Beef to Crow In-
 
 partment officials, was charged yester- day by Mrs. Helen Pierce Gray, in vestigator, before the senate Indian af- fairs committee.
 Proposed Increases of About 10 per cent in the freight rates on news print paper from Sault Ste Marie, Ont, to destinations in the United States, were suspended yesterday by the interstate commerce commission from Jan. Il till July Il.
 The So Called Green Case, brought in the New York state courts to con- test increased rates imposed by the Royal Arcanum, will be taken to the l upon a writ of error which has been | granted.
 The Secretary of State finds it nec- ten days in the time allowed for the l use of 1912 motor vehicle markers on | account of inability to deliver all of 1 them by the 10th of this month, as | expected.
 Attorney John 3. Gleason lost his i suit against Mrs. Mary CopIey Tlaw l to recover $53,000 counsel fees for de- 1 his first trial for murder The court | ordered decision in Mrs. Thaw's fa- vor, with costs.
 Os L. StROFQSs SiSfk or the IOlQlnS room in the house of representatives at | was found dead a mid night in a squalid room at a Seventh avenue lodging house. New York, un- der conditions which led the police to start an investigation.
 After Two Days Search by the Boy Scouts, Volunteer Life Saving corps and citizens of Greystone, R. l.. the body of Miss Elsie Gill. 21 years old, was found yesterday in the Woonas- luatucket river. Miss Gill disappeared from her home Tuesday.
 Bail Bonds in the Sum Of $24o,coO for the release of Olaf A. Tvietnnoe and Eugene Clancy, the convicted dynamite sentenced to six years in he federal prison at Leavenworth, Kas., was accepted at San Francisco yesterday by the United States district court.
 Louis Palma of Bridgeport, found1 guilty of participation in a prize fight 1t Stratford one Sunday last Aueust, vas sentenced yesterday to forty days n jail. Daniel Dillon. also of that ,ity, pleaded guilty to being referee at GrI, tL,1