Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-28

Three Inches of Snow, the heaviest son, fell at BartlesVille Okla Sunday night and yesterday.
 The New Zone System of interstate 1 express rates introduced by the in- terstate commerce commission will go into effect December l.
 Joseph Pepin, the second victim to succumb to burns received in a fire at a cotton mill at Woonsocket R. l.. last Friday died yesterday.
 Sex Hygiene as Part of their regular curriculum of Chicago's High schools was inaugurated yesterday with six lectures on the subject.
 Directors of the Silk Firm of Cheney Bros, voted to give $200,00O to replace the school buildings burned last Thursday at South Manchester Conn.
 Mrs. Mary Lee a vaudeville actress, aged p years and said to be the smallest woman on the American stage is dead from burns received at Seimer, Tenn.
 Nicholas WiIburn, of Grays Ga., was sentenced to be hanged for mur- dering James King in order to get his property and life insurance by marry ing his widow.
 Col. William S. ereenough, Bos- ton business man and former member of the legislature died suddenly of apoplexy while at the telephone at Wakefield, Mass.
 A Dozen Guests at the wedding party of Miss Agnes Koehl and Fred erick Bregngat, of Hempstead L. l. are suffering from poisoning caused by eating brick ice cream.
 Oral Argument on the validity of the interstate commerce commission s order reducing the freight rates on lemons from California to the Atlantic seaboard was begun yesterday before the supreme court.
 Charles P. Foster, paying teller at the Bristol County National bank. at Taunton, Mass. until a few days ago yesterday through his attorney paid to the bank $22, 800 in cash, the amount of an alleged shortage.
 The Highest Naval and military honOrs in memory of a deceased of fcer were paid at the funeral at New port. R. l. yesterday of Rear Admiral - ton, Mass, on Friday night
 A Powerful Bomb supposed to have contained nitroglycerine was eXpIod- ed yesterday on the window ledge of an Italian saloon in the center of the Italian colony at Highland Falls near the West Point Military academy.
 United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge mOtOred yesterday from his home at Nahant to Swampscott and return this being his first automobile ride since he underwent an operation for gastric ulcer about a month ago.
 Port Nelson, Far Up on the shores of Hudson bay, has seen it's first burial of a white man. The dead man was William White and was supposed to have come from London, England He was 9 seaman on the schooner Ce- rense.
 Fireman Fayo Arbor of Bridgewater, Me, was probably fatally injured near Island Falls, Me, yesterday when the tender and four cars of a freight train on the Bangor and Aroostook railroad crashed through the bridge over Fish Stream.
 Fifty Former Members of the crew Of the famous old battleship Oregon have petitioned the secretary of the navy for permission to enlist for a period of sixty or ninety" days when the ship is sent trough the Panama canal in 1915.
 John Niemetz, a highway robber, died of a hatpin wound at. Chicago yesterday When he attacked Mrs. Jo- sephine karmuenisk recently the we- man who is six feet tall and weighs 200 pounds stabbed him behind the ear with her hatpin.
 Samuel Jaosu, Alias Jssen of Hart ford pleaded guilty in the New I1a- ven court yesterday 10 having robbed the telephone booth in the local rai+- road station twice recently and was fined $50, He was then held for the Meriden authorities,
 Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama who introduced q resolution in congress to prohibit throughout the United States the sale of alcoholic liquors, was yesterday elected a life member of the Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance union
 Secretary Bryan Yesterday gave cor dial approval to Secretary Daniels statement that if other naval powers agreed to suspend naval construction
 
 Churchill put it take a naval hoii- day. the United States also would gladly do so.
 Because g Trial For Murder would be long and expensive, William H. Taylor a negro indicted for the mur- der of Mrs. Agnes Bluett, a white woman, was allowed to plead neIo to a manslaughter charge at Providence yesterday, Tayrer was sentenced to seven years in prison.
 Miss sophornisba Breckenbridge, dean of women at the University of Chicago; Miss Mary Mcdowell head resident of the University of Chicago Stock Yards Social settlement. and Mrs Joseph r Bowen settlement worker will be candidates for the Chicago city council at the spring eleo- t1ons.
 Four Hundred SA6sIents ef the LackaWanna Union school at Buffalo, W. r., went en strike yesterday to se- cure a change fn the school hours. Phe strikers demand that school begin at sac a. m., and close at 1 p. m. The present hours are a. m. to 3.36 D. m, with an hour and a quarter for lunch.
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