Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
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 Tipping Has Been Officially abolish ed at Portland, Ore, Union station The Cisarmaker's I Inon of Penn sylvania has asked a wage increase of S1 per 1000 cigars.
 Ricciotti GaribaIdi, son of ItaIy's hero has proclaimed himself a candidate for membership in the Italian Chamb- CT of Deputies.
 We'll Behaved Prisoners in the peni- tentiary at San Quentin, Calif, are to be given weekly exhibition of edu- cational motion pictures.
 Burglars Entered House in Yon- kers which had been fitted up by newlyweds, previous to occupying, and stole $400 in silverware. Secretary Daniels Vindicated En- sign Chevalier, the navy aviator charg- ed by the Baltomore police with driv- ing an automobile while drinking yes terday.
 Secretary McAdoo Yesterday di- rected that hereafter the practice of 1 inscriptions on public buildings be abandoned.
 John Kouck Applied to the city authorities of St. Louis for treatment of leprosy, which he claims he con tracted while on business trip. to the Philippines in 1898.
 Salvatore D'Amico was awarded S1 900 damages against a beauty par Tor in Philadelphia, which he alleges treated his nose negligently, causing l., ko f0,. o11 trna ment.
 To Extend Tts Missionary Work in foreign fields during 1913, the council of the general conference of Seventh Day AdVentists, in session at Tako- ma Park, Md, yesterday appropriated $483,419.
 Vincent Astor, Regarded as the rich est young man in the world received a legacy of $500 by the will of his uncle J. R. Willing, better known as Baron Willing which was probated yesterday.
 Police Commissioner O'Meara of | Boston has announced in a general Norder that an increase in salary of $500 a year has been granted to the chief inspector, deputy superintend- ent and police captains.
 Standing on the Grave of his wife in Webster, Mass, yesterday, Levi Coleburn, 90 years old, one of the best known residents of Webster, fired a bullet into his head, inf1icting wound which will cause his death.
 Two Cheeks For $500 each were re- ceived yesterday by the Life Saving Service from~two unnamed women in New York city, who ask that the money be used as Christmas gifts for Our friends along the coast.
 A Temporary Settlement of the diff fculties between the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com. pany and it's engineers, has been prac- l tically reached, with the result that immediate danger of a strike is over Richard B. Henming, president ot 1 Hemming Brothers Manufacturing company, of New Haven, committed
 suicide by shooting in the head yester- | day. Dependency, due to business 1 troubles, is said to have caused his
 act.
 Timothy L. Woodruff, former | lieutenant governor of New York, who | died last Sunday night, left his entire
 estate, valued at $500,000 to $1,00.00C
 to his widow, Isabelle, and his son
 John to be divided equally between 1 them
 George ScaIese, Sentenced to the l federal penitentiary at Atlanta yes 1 terday for four years and six months l by Federal Judge Veeder in Brooklyn l is believed to be the youngest White 1 Slayer ever convicted in the UnitCl
 States. He is just 17. l ka NLL
 west have a new source of supply ir 1 their movement to stock their farms with thoroughbred cattle, the new tar
 if measure operating in such a man
 ner that the stock farms of Canade
 can be utilized for that purpose.
 Henry Clay Prick, Said Yesterday "The story of my alleged presents o1 | $12,000,000 to my son and $2,O00,00( i to his wife "are so prepos-
 terousIy ridiculous that I feel conf
 dent they will fail to do the injury tc l them and to me that the author ma hciously designed"
 Pensions For Teachers in the pub
 lie schools to be derived from funds l founded and administered by the in l dividual states and without contribu- tions by the ultimate beneficiaries. are 1 advocated by Raymond w. Sies in { i bulletin issued by the United State; 1 bureau of education.
 Despondent From Disease. Hunger i and general destitUtion Mrs. F. I Johnson dropped her last 25 cent piece
 into the gas meter at her tenement al Chelsea, Mass. yesterday and open ing five jets died with her nine veal
 old son Arthur and her daughter o1 i six months.
 One Man is Dead and another vii 1 probably die as a result of retiring a ] Brockton, Mass. Thursday night anC l blowing out the gas in their room 1 The dead man is stephen Haralom 1 pos, aged 9 and the other is Kosta. Minas. Both have been in Americs ! only nine days.
 The Court Order Forbiddinq stree ! speaking in Westlake square, Seattle
 was withdrawn yesterday by Superior i Judge John E. Humphries, who also
 rescinded the jail sentence and fine ht
 had imposed on Dr. Herman M Titu. i for contempt of court in having vio- i lated the injunction.
 Typhoid Fever, Which is epidemic
 among the 300 members of the Rhode
 Island delegation to the Erie Centen-
 nial at Putin Bay. claimed it's fourtf victim yesterday when William