Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-17

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 The Minnesota Supreme Court at St. Paul has upheld the mothers pen sion law
 Former President Taft was a visitor at the White House last week. It is said he has lost 100 pounds.
 Of s95 Boys, who took examinations for entrance into Harva1l university 25.7 failed to meet the requiremnts.
 Three Americans Were Killed in Juarez during the fighting incident to the capture of the city by rebels Sat urday.
 Enoch Foster, formerly an associate justice of the supreme court of Maine, died Saturday at his residence in Portland.
 pr. James H. McClelland, president of the American Institute of Homeo- pathy in 1893 died in his home at Pitts burgh, Pa.
 The Omaha 6 Council Bluffs Street Railway company has granted a wage increase to motOrmen ana conductors of enc cent an hour.
 Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stephens, of Mississippi. was unanimously elected T17~n mi 1-oJ Nf q Daughters of the Confederacy.
 A Silver centerpiece in ;he form of beat has been decid d upon by the United States Supreme court as a wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wilson.
 Grangers to the Number of 5358 re- ceived the seventh degree by obliga- ton at the session of the National Grange at Manchester, N. H., Satur day.
 The British Government has decided to seek to arrange a compromise with the opposition leaders in parliament on the home rule bill. according to the Times
 The One Cent Letter Postage asso- a bill for one cent letter postage ,in- troduced in the regular session of congress.
 Under The Will Of Mrs. Helen D. Wians, who died at The Hague, Hol- and cats in New York receives a be- quest of $50,000.
 Alice sellick, 50 Years Old, of South NorwaIk, forbidden in her youth to see her sweetheart, FIody Bentley iod hi aft hoT firCf died. Bentley is 65 years old.
 The BQard of Deacons of Cavalry Baptist Church at Austin, Tex, have ordered their pastor, Dr. J. R. Ramsey to leave their city immediately and refuse to make their reasons public.
 The Existing Freight Rate on cham pagne of $2.25 a hundred pounds from New York to California, terminals was held Saturday by the inter state com merce commission to be reasonable.
 The Overturned Vessel which has been lying in Lake Huron, a few miles northeast of here, since last week Sundays great storm was Saturday identified as the freight carrying steamer Charles s. Price.
 William H. Coles, aged 76, janitor and engineer of the Charles W. Wood apartment house at Worcester, Mass, I was crushed to death in the bottom of the elevator well Saturday while he was apparently making repairs.
 The Stockholm Official News Agency announces that the Princess Marie, the wife of Prince William of Sweden has declared her determination never to return to her husband and that all ef- forts to induce her to reconsider her decision have failed.
 Charles Southwick, three years old, was accidentally shot and killed by his eight years old brother Ernest Sat urday at the home of their father, Po- lice Officer Charles T. Southwicll of Peabody, Mass. The elder boy was playing with an air rifle.
 Robert Wells, 17 Years Old, was eXonerated in court at Bristol, Tenn, | for the killing of his father, Jerome Wells. The elder Wells, it was de- dren and had threatened Mrs. Wells | with a revolver when young Robert | fired.
 Operations of a Cooperative pur- chasing bureau which in the last four 1 years had saved the members of the i organization $20.600 on $140,000 worth i of supplies purchased were reported l Sunday to the fifth annual convention { of the federation of Jewish farmers Of i America at New York
 Owing to the Postponenent by Oscar | EIammerstein of TGe opening of his | New York opera house, 20 singers who i are satG tO have been engaged by him l for the contemplated season Of grand | opera have applied 10 the courts at i Paris and been granted Writs of seizure i Of Hammerstein's property in France. ]
 William Reason, and James Byard, i two young negroes Whe were convicted | of breaking and entering two houses i with the intent to commit larceny, | were given 20 lasheS each at the whip l ping post of the Newcastle, Del, cOun- ! ty work house Saturday, They had | been sentenced to 70 lashcs and re- 1 ceived 20 q week previous
 I've Wire Tappers visited District | Attorney Whitman al his home yester- l day and made confessions that are eX- pected to aid the prosecutor materially | in his investigations of statements that | high police officials have shared hum i dreds of thousands of dollars with ! cent. of their "rofits in return for pro- ! lection.
 PROTEST AGAINST THE
 WAKEFIELD HANGING. Beston Meeting Adopts Resolution to
 Governor Baldwin.