Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-20

were caught off the coasts Of New Jer-
 sey, New York, Delaware, Virginia and
 North Carolina in 1912.
 Plans For Concluding the senate lobby investigation will be considered
 at a meeting of the lobby committee
 to be called next week.
 John D'AngeIo of Mount Morris, N.
 Y, shot and killed his bride of ten
 days yesterday and then killed him
 self. No motive is known.
 Mrs. Ida SonmerviIle died from in juries received when @ pencil pierced her throat as she fell, while sleeping
 in her home at CIarkesburg, ". Va.
 After Having Been Called for trial yesterday, the case of Hans Schmidt
 slayer of Anna Aumuller, was put over
 by consent of both sides until Nov. Immigration to the United States continued around the high water mark during September, when 209,0T6 per sons of all nationahties entered this country
 The Pittsburgh City Council will act upon an ordinance requiring that open fire places in houses where chil-
 dren under years of age reside, shall D9 kSpJ screened.
 Rev. w. L Beers, tried on a charge ] of murdering his wife by forcing her I false teeth down her throat was found | not guilty by a jury in the circuit court at Topeka Kas, yesterday. Eight Japanese living in Hawaii
 have brought to the supreme court | a case to test constitutionality of Hawaiian fishing laws, prohibiting the l catching of certain fish with seines. The Arrival of Steamer at Montreal from Ireland with a cargo of corn, ] grown in the latter country shows that 1 it is cheaper to import corn from Ire 1 land than to bring it from Chicago to, l Montreal.
 William B. Rice, a private of Bat l tery B, Sixth Field Artillery, station ed at Fort Riley, Kansas, was found
 not guilty yesterday of the charge of
 murdering Milford D. DuQuett, a fel- low soldier.
 The First Active Step to investigate | the differences between the Portland 1 Longshoremen and the steamship lines, ! which apparently have resulted iG a | deadlock, was taken yesterday by the
 Portland Board of Trade.
 This Year There was the greatest
 shortage of apples on record, with 8 l great increase in the value of the l crop, said President H. L. Keyser rof Greene in his address to the Maine Pomological society yesterday.
 When Ernest Lefebvre, aged 1s, at- l tempted to drive a load of hay be- l tween Ernest Dumaine and the target at which he was shooting at Nashua, 1 N, H. yesterday, he received bull let in the eye. He probably will die.
 That Rigid Campaign for woman l suffrage will be waged in Ohio next year was indicated at the session of 1 the convention of the Ohio Woman Suffrage convention when a motion to l defer action in trying to make Ohio l "dry" until later was overwhelmingly voted down,
 1 Weary of Waiting for Park Comnais 1 sioner Charles E. Slower to return and
 explain his disappearance, Mayor Kline of New York yesterday appoint l ed Louis F. La Roche as a temporary 1 successor to MT. Stover to hold office
 for thirty days,
 Nicholas Warner, 45 Years old, a 1 signal man on the Boston & Albany l R. R.. was instantly killed yesterday in l the Worcester freight yard when he 1 stepped out of the way of pas i senger train directly in front of 1 switching engine,
 | Morris Aegan, a Non Union fore
 man in a necktie factory at HarrisGn, l N. J., was shot down and perhaps fla | tally wounded while at work yesteP- 1 day The man who did the shooting | said to be a New York gunman hired l for the job escaped.
 1 NAy;si;. NHNL i that on account of his position as 1 chairman of the democratic national committee, he should not be called on | to leaI fractional fight within the
 democratic party in New York city
 and that he would not do so.
 The Brilliant Scarlet Gown. that l Charles Francis Adams wore during 1 the ceremony in which Oxford univer- l sity conferred upon hom the degree of 1 doctor of letters was held up by the
 customs officials yesterday because
 they could not decide what it was
 made of.
 According to a Report received by 1 State Game Warden Oates a flock
 of passenger pigeons has been locat-
 ed near Brutus, Mich. It is said that naturalists have claimed that the
 passenger pigeon has become ex- ] tinct in this country.
 After 38 Years in the Massachusetts | state prison, to which he was entenced | for life for criminal assault Ambrose | Williams walked out yesterday a free l man by virtue of a pardon granted him l by the governors council Williams
 was 19 years old when he entered pris- 1 on in 1875.
 Hunters Get 100 Deer Springfield, Nov. 1S.-Few Spring 1 field hunters reported bags today. It l is estimated that 100 deer have been