Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-08

Condensed IeieeFams

VotauCiiSCO bGl0si d'NS
 Kansas City, Mo-, will have police women too.
 Drinks on the house" are banned by a new ordinance, just effective in Bos- ton4
 The Boston & Maine Railroad has let contracts for 1000 new steel freight cars.
 Charles W. Gates paid $SO6.25 to get a special train to take him from Kan sas City, Mo, to Chicago.
 Inspection of site for a navy yard in lower New York bay will be made this month by Secretary Daniels.
 Individual deposits in national banks of the United States decreased $780, 900, between June 4 and August g.
 1t is reported that the New York Central will construct a freight trans fer station at Chicago at a cost of $1, ,500,000.
 President Wilson Saturday nomi- mated Irving Shuman of Illinois for assistant treasurer of the United States at Chicago.
 Locomotive engineers and fren1en on the railroads west of Chicago soon will ask the railroad companies to revise their schedule of wages.
 Emmeiine Pankhurst, the niitant suffragette, will sail from Paris for t-e United States on Oct. 4. She will speak in New York city Oct. 21.
 Co;~o+;S+s ~~o..,a4;.z for +ho c,-,,o1 of American Archaeology at Albuqeue- rque, IN. M, unearthed 50 skeletons of the extinct Tigua Indians.
 There were listed in Missouri the first seven months of 1913, 35,987 au- tomobiles, an increase of Il eos cars over the whole of last year.
 The price of fruit in the Gallup. N. M, markets dropped from 121-2 cents a pound to cents when a parcel post shipment came in from Colorado.
 Miss Lillian Thomas of Washington sewed $1,O0O in an old skirt and left it in her apartment. During her ab- sence servant stole the garment.
 A company of soldiers will go south on the army transport Buford when it sails from San Francisco today to rescue Americans stranded in Mexican ports.
 The Delaware Corn Growero' Associ- ation will hold the state corn show at Georgetown on De. 11-12. The state has offered $500 additional premium money.
 T. C. Wilson, Secre4a~y of the state board of agriculture Saturday reported that as a result of drought the condi- ton of corn in Missouri fell 2s points in August.
 J. S. Moves, superior court judge of Riverside county, Cal, died at Los Angeles, from drinking poison. Grief over the recent death of his wife, made him Respondent
 It wiiI cost $2,575 to make the changes in the N. Y Senate Chamber necessary to accommodate the high court of impeachment for the trial of Governor Sulzer.
 Head, arms and legs missing, the nude body of 8 woman found near Clifside, N. J., half buried in the sands of the Hudson, has proved an enigma to detectives.
 The oountervaiIing duty on wood pulp proposed by the tariff bill was stricken out by the senate Saturday and all retaliatory features against Canada were removed.
 Wright KeebIe, visitor at San Jose, Cal, from Tennessee has been asleep for thirty five days at the home of his un- cle. R. P. Keeble and many doctors have tried to awaken him.
 The steamship Penn, of the Ericsson line which operated between Philadel- Tl To nd Ecss1F troyed by fire while tied up at one of the Delaware River wharves.
 Hannibal Tagaart, of Nashville. Ind, charged with the murder of his 16- yeaF-old daughter, Norma, was ac- the child died of fright because of con stant cruel treatment.
 Dr.. Jacob Hall of Kansas City, was bound over Saturday to the criminal court for trial on a charge of man. slaughter in connection with the death of Meta Zook, a high school girl last August, after a criminal operation
 
 Led by S. H. Cole of Rutland Vt. ten members of the Appalachian club of Boston left Rutland Saturday for a hundred mile hike over the Long Trail from klllington Park to the Winooski Valley in the northern part of Vermont.
 A Greystone R. l., electric car collid- ed with motor grocery truck at North Providence Saturday, causing the death of Stanton Perry, 14 years old, seriously injurirg Andrew Bryson, both of whom were riding in the auto-truck.
 William Travers Jerome. arrested in Coaticook on charge of gambling and held for nearly an hour in a cell, failed to appear before Magistrate James Mckee for a preliminary hearing at Coaticook Saturday, and the case was put over until Sept. H.