Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-01
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 The Strike at the General Electric plant at Schenectady ended Saturday.
 William Northrup, a wealthy cloth ing manufactures, died in New York of bichloride of mercury poisoning.
 Mayor James E. Strange of Annap- oils, Md, arrested a negro, while the latter was furnishing wine to two mid shipmen.
 Mayor John F. Fitzgerald of Boston formally announced his candidacy on Saturday for a third term.
 Seven Thousand Five Hundred Deer have fallen before the onslaught of hunters in Minnesota in the season which ends today.
 Joseph G. Robin, convicted of wreck ing the Northern bank completed his sentence in Blackwell's Island pen- itentiary Saturday.
 The Weavers at the Laurel Lake cotton mill at Fall River voted Sat urday to strike today for different
 
 Harry Spencer, murderer of Mrs. Mildred Allison -Rexcoat, was Satur day sentenced to be hanged at Wheat on. H., December 19.
 The Senate Saturday confirmed the nomination of l.. E. Pinkham, of Massachusetts to be governor of Ha- waii by vote of 26 to "A.
 Suit Was Filed at Baltimore, satur- day in the United States District court to dissolve the American Can company, the so-called tin can trust.
 Mail VauIed at between s3O, ,OOO and S70,000, stolen from an east bound Michigan Central railroad train near Dowagiac, Mic, was traced to South Bend, Ind.
 This Years Death Roll among the deer hunters in Wisconsin is the larg-t est ever recorded Accidents resulted in the death of 22 hunters and the in jury of 23
 All But Two of the fugitive Navajo Indians defying the government on Beautiful Mountain, have surrendered to Brigadier General Hugh Scott with out bloodshed.
 Robert AIphonse Taft, son of form CT President Taft is one of 100 appli- cants who will take the examination for license to practice law in the courts of Ohio Tuesday,
 William c. Russell, son of the late Daniel Russell and one of the central figures in the famous Russell will case died at the family homestead Satur- day, He was about 65 years old 
 This Country's JeweIry Bill for 1913 will approximate S57, 000,0 900, accord ing to statistics of jewelry importa- tions just published by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic commerce.
 Clarence R. Fish, aged 24, of Apple ton, principal of the Flagstaff High school since September, was the first victim of thin ice reported in Maine. He was drowned at Flagstaff while skating.
 The Milwaukee Press Club refused to receive William Sulzer, deposed governor of New York, as guest. Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, was a guest at the club during his visit to that city.
 Walter o. Hastings, Boston oil merchant, was arrested Saturday on ar indictment returned by the federal grand jury of New Jersey for unlaw- fully soliciting and accepting con cession from the Erie railroad.
 John Best, t3 Years Old, of. Gardner, Mass, was one of the first victims of thin ice in New England this sea son, He ventured on skates over q light skimming of ice on Parker's pond broke through and was drowned.
 A Mysterious Murderer, who chops his victims to death with a hatchet has made his appearance in MuskO gee, Oklahoma and already has slain two aged business men, leaving no clue leading to the establishment of his Identity,
 The Steadily increasing cost of tiv- ing in Western Pennsylvania received another impetus when publishers of six weekly newspa pers in Clarion county formally notified their sub scribers that beginning January next the yearly price would be ad- vanced 90 percent.
 Use Of School Buildings for talks on sanitation and kindred subjects per taining to municipal Improvement was refused the Womans Suffrage associa- tion of New Haven by the board of ed ucation, on the ground that the law prohibits use of these buildings by po- Iitical organizations.
 Three Robbers Effected a daring and profitable holdup of an automobile party in New York Saturday taking money and jeweiry amounting to over &, 600 from Cornelius Doremus. presi- dent of the Germania Life Insurance young woman companion, and Joseph Leary. his chauffeur, 
 Edward Curtis Smith of St. Albans, Vt, was elected president of the Cen tral Vermont Transportation com D any, the Southern New England Rail- way company and the Southern New England Railroad corporation, sub salaries of the Grand Trunk railway, ar a meeting of the directors Satur- Gay,
 That the Story of Miss Lois Piper the young Fairfield, Me, school teach CT, to the effect that she was abduet- ed by White SlaYers was untrue. was the substance of a statement issued Saturday by Federal District Attorney of 3 statement issued Satur- day by Federal District Attorney