Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-13

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 Condensed Teiegrams The U. s. Government received a conscience' contribution of 8 from ! Canada Saturday. It came from Co.,
 bourg, Ont.
 For the First Time in a period cov- erfng approximately a year. the Phil l ippine islands have become a purchaser of American cotton cloths. Demanding a Ten Per Cent. increase l the Esmond Cotton mill at Esmond,
 R. |. went on strike Saturday. Charged in An Indictment warrant with the larceny of $bs,00o, John Sem l nett. mining promoter with onces i in Boston. was arrested Saturday. The 5rownfieId Carpet Co. of Butte, Mont, was damaged by fire to the ex- was destroyed with loss of 1000. Harry A. Adams, Referee of the games of the New England Intercol- l 1egiate Athletic association for the past I twenty years. died at Worcester Sat- | urday. Michael Reynolds, 54 Years Old, a Worcester, Mass. yesterday from in juries resulting from a fall between two moving freight cars. Harry Rourrar,.r, of C,ro,,o1, and Ernest Bournamann, of New Or leans, were instantly killed Saturday when their automobile turned over on the Savannah automobile course. The Packing Plant of P. Burns and company at Calgary was totally des- i tToyed by fire yesterday. The loss, in cluding meat in cold storage, will prob Congressman elect Timothy D. SuI-
 livan ("Big Tim"l. who has long been prominent figure in New York Iegis lative affairs. Is to be formally con-
 mitted to a private sanitarium in Yon-
 kers.
 Berlin Is Placing Tax on all beer brewed outside of the city and as some of the largest breweries are in the
 suburbs they will retaIiate by placing city. - 'E- -N- ~ - '--s The New York Bar Association made formal application of the Appellate division for the disbarment of Charles HI. Hyde, former city chamberlain of New York, who recently was convicted of bribery.
 Rev. George H. Mcdonald, retired
 Presbyterian clergyman, and his wife,
 both octogenarfans, were found dead in bed at Yonkers. N. Y. Saturday from gas. A faulty stopcock was on the gas jet
 President elect Wilson traveled east ward last night from Chicago. where he left at 12.40 o'clock over the Penn sylvania railroad for Trenton. The governor was deeply pleased with his visit to Chicago.
 The Bureau of Printing and Enarav-
 ing in Washington is turning out 16,- o00,o0O parcels post stamp daily, con and enough ink to make a red smear around the world.
 The Services of Nine Tuqs were necessary to float the Metropolitan line freighter Herman Winter yesterday from a sand bar near Nix's Mate in Boston harbor. where she had been aground for 14 hours.
 Representative Henry George, Jr., of New York; probably will be forced to give up his legislative activities for some time because of his health, for he was ordered Saturday by his physi- clans to take long rest.
 Dr.. Thaddeus s. C. Lowe, who gained fame during the Civil war by making the first military observations from a balloon used by the army of the Po- tomac, lies at the home of one of his daughters at Los Angeles, at the point of death.
 The skidding and capsizing of one Of the city of Marboro's automobiles Saturday resulted in the death of Michael Connolly and the injury of Superintendent George A. Stacey and Timothy J. Long,(a1 of the sewer de- partment.
 Rev. Theodore A. Fisher, pastor of the Church of the Messiah (Uniyer- salist), of New Haven, announced yes terday that he had received a call to Meriden-. He has made no definite de- cfsion yet.
 William Beer, Librarian of the How ard Memorial library at New Orleans was arrested upon a warrant from the United States court of the southern district of New York, charging hi1n with conspiracy in using the mails to defraud.''
 Cipriano Castro, former president of Venezuela, is looking forward to today in the hope that it will bring a de- cision of the immigration authorities as to whether he will be permitted to enter the country or be debarred as an undesirable alien.
 The Appraisal of the Estate of Mrs. Lucy W. Drexel widow of Joseph Drexel, the Philadelphia banker, shows that each of her four daughters, who inherited the residuary estate, re- ceives over $30S,000 in cash, and per- sonal property.
 Ebert Hubbard of East Aurora. N Y., indicted on six counts on the charge of violating the penal code by sending immoral matter through the mails Saturday pleaded guilty and was fined $100 on one count. Sentence was sus- pended during good behavior on the other five counts.
 The First Break in the deadlock over President Tafts appointments, pending in the senate, came Saturday at an ayec11tiUa aerSio7, c-a |7 io1.