Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

" Junction and instantly killed.
 Maurice Schames, proprietor of New York motion picture theatre, got the choice of paying $500 or serving three months Imprisonment for Over- crowding his theatre,
 Herman D. Umbstaetter of Boston, a writer and former editor of the Black Cat Magazine, died at his cot tage at Lowell, Me, yesterday from a wound received in a gunning accident.
 Four Persons, two men and two women, were killed and several per sons were injured late last night in a Pelham Parkway in the upper part of New Y York.
 Samuel Manning, former chief en- gineer in the state architects office at Albany, committed suicide. His body was found in lonely spot in the outskirts of Syracuse. He had shot himself through the temple.
 The Dyehouse of William Pettigrew at Pawtuclzet, R. l.. was destroyed and the adjoining LeFavor mills build ing, occupied by the Pawtucket Furnl- ture company, badly damaged by fire early yesterday
 The Strike of HaverhiI, Mass, Coal teamsters begun Monday, ended yes- terday when the men voted to join with their employers in submitting all differences to the state board of con- ciliation and arbitration.
 President Wilson approved the sen tence of dismissal imposed by general al -,4 Joseph M. Strachan, Philippine scouts, recently convicted at Manila on charges of drunkenness on duty. One Hundred copvicts at the South Carolina penitentiary and on chain leased yesterday by Gov. Biease, The number includes 26 convicted of muF- der and 26 convicted of manslaughter,
 The United States Grand Jury yes- terday returned six bills of indictment charging the Pennsylvania Railroad company and others with giving or accepting rebates in the shipments of grain from western points to Phila- delphia,
 Ptomaine Poisoning due to eating a gray squirrel which in turn had eaten chestnuts from trees affected with
 
 tending physicians for the death of Everett O, Hale, 30 years of age in Glastonbury.
 The New York Board Of Aldermen yesterday adopted unanimously a res- olution making United States mail trucks amenable to local traffic regula- tione and speed ordinances. During the current year Is persons have been kill ed by mail trucks.
 Application For the Appointment of referee to hear the testimony in the suit for separation brought by Mrs. Catherine K. Blake against Dr. Jo- senh A. Blake, the surgeon, was made yesterday by counsel for both parties in the New York Supreme court.
 After Being Discontinued for about two months trolley cars were again town Berlin branch of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, in place of the steam trains which have been operated on the line for that pe- riod.
 The Southern New England Railway the subsidiary line through which the l Grand Trunk railway sought a Provi- dence terminus, yesterday resumed work on the Elmwood Avenue bridge, Providence. left uncompleted when the building of the road was abandoned several months ago.
 The Band of Avengers that for eight years has bounded twelve men sus- pected of murdering Francisco Made nio, an alleged counterfeiter, got their eleventh victim yesterday, He was Joseph Farino, e Brooklyn fruit in spector, found dead with three bullet wounds, in a vacant hallway Alfred Pope, of MamaronecI<, N. Y., on behalf of his minor son, Jacob, has sued Nathan H. Heft, of Bridgeport. for BIO, 0Q damages for injuries alleged to have been received by Jacob in New Rochelle on September 29 last when Heft's automobile struck a bi- cycle that the boy was riding.
 State Treasurer r. S. Roberts re- ceived yesterday from the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad com- many. ifs check for S1 4eSe9S 90 in