Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26

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 The 1918 issue of the St Paul. Minn., city directory contains the names of 2,4o0 JohnsOns, 1.400 Olsons and 800 Smiths.
 The two months old daughter of Pc nceman Curls of Mt. Vernon, N, Y, died from suffocation while sleeping with it's mother.
 E. R. Sweat of Atlanta, Ga, filed petition for divorce claiming his wife slept in the daytime so as to be awake at night in order to nag him.
 H. H. Mitchell, editor of the Boon VlIle, Mo, Republican died on a rail- way train yesterday while on his way from St Louis to Boonville.
 New York City will save more than a million d3lars during the next five years by selling it's garbage instead of paying to have it carted away.
 A wonnen's talking contest will be held at the Spring Valley, N. T., old home week carnival, beginning today. The woman talking the most will re- ceiye $25.
 After being ohided for misconduct Miss Nellie Metsinger, 19 years old, of Locust Gap Ga, went on a, hunger strike and was found dying from starvation.
 Donenic salnardi, 12, a boy about as big as a grasshODper was arrested yesterday, charged with being the per son who set fire to many barns in Waterbury of late.
 A number of Canadians have written to the Department of Commerce seek ing to buy some of the blue and sil- yer foxes from the governments preserves in Alaska.
 The government has notified the postmasters that no more parcel post stamps would be printed and that ordinary postage stamps could be used on parcel post packages.
 While riding on the roof of a freight train of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Harry Gebhart, a conductor, was seriously injured by a live wire at Oak Point, the Bronx.
 After the Panama canal is opened the battleship fleet of the American navy will be as much in the Pacific ocean, as in the Atlantic" " This was the declaration yesterday of Secretary Daniels.
 Robert Schroeder, a wealthy retired stock broker, committed suicide yes- terday by inhaling gas in the same manner his wife had ended her life a ! year ago and in the same room in 1 New York.
 l A foreigner suffering from leprosy l arrived in Philadelphia yesterday from 1 Cleveland in a combination baggage and passenger coach and will be de- 1 ported today to England on the steam l ship Dominion
 Charley Sing, Chinese Iaundryman of Brockton, Mass was arrested yes terday by United States Inspectors 1 Sleep and McKenna of Boston charged with the illegal manufacture of opium at his laundry.
 Rev. James Fl. Depue, a Presbyterian clergyman, formerly pastor of 8 church at Arlington, Va, was indicted at ! Washington, yesterday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses in connection with sales of stock
 George E. Davis married, of Glas- 1 tonbury was arrested yesterday by deputy United States marshal Tim othy F Hawley, accused of taking from the Glastonbury postoff1ce and reading a letter addressed to Miss FL sic Wilson.
 Ralph Raab, the 6-year old boy who | recently confessed to setting fire tC 1 a fashionable Pittsburgh. apartment 1 house, causing the loss of one life and property worth S50.000 was yesterday committed to an institution for feeble 1 minded youths
 Mrs. Ella FIaeg Young, who resigned 1 Thursday as superintendent of Chi | | with members of the school board, an nounced yesterday that she would take under consideration for three days the question of withdrawing her resigna- tion.
 Legislation designed to prevent the employment of children under 14 years 1 of age in mines and factories and to 1 prevent the employment of women in manufacturing establishments fo1 more than eight hours a. day were con- sidered yesterday by the house labor i committee.
 The deaths of Donald Kenney and 1 Christopher Gustin during an initia- tion into the Loyal Order of Moose 1 in Birmingham, Ala, probably will re- suit in formal action being taken against the lodge during the meet | ing of the supreme council in Cin- l
 Doan Davidson, paving foreman employed by the Detroit department of public works, yesterday shot and killed his mother law, Mrs. Caro- line Bittner, wounded his wife, and | then fired two bullets into his own 1 head, dying an hour later. It is be- 1 lieved his wife will recover. ! When officials of the Dead Letter 1 branch of the post-office department 1 yesterday finished counting dimes nickels, and pennies derived from the annual dead letter" sale, they dis 1 covered that the United States gov 1 ernnent was $1105.75 richer as the result of badly directed packages.
 E. w. Gregg, an attorney of Syra- cuse, N. Y, yesterday filed his report granting a decree of absolute divorce to Mrs Maurice B. Flynn, wife o1 l Lefty" Flynn, the Yale football player l The couple were married secretly ir l New York six months ago. A chorus