Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-27

pany at Ann Arbor, Mich, Monday. Temperance Forces of Chicago will launch immediately campaign to vote out the city's saloons in April 1915.
 The Ganesvort Provision Co., of New York was fined $250 for having | a box of bad chickens in their pos
 session.
 The First Strawberries of the sea | City,. Fla. Farmers are getting 75 | cents a quart.
 Baroness de la Roche won the cup for the longest flight by a woman avi- ator at Mourmelon, France, making 203 miles in four hours. l York notified the police chiefs to pre- vent turkey rallies in saloons during the Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. EmmeIine Pankhurst sailed for l home yesterday, taking with her, she said, $20,000 collected during her re- cent lecture tour in this country Dr. B. w. Bond, for more than forty
  1 of the United States patent office, re- tired yesterday because of i'll health Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis Sayre of Orange, Texas, were married I in that city at the same time as the Presidents daughter in Washington. More Than Ton of turkeys, fowl and rabbits, which were packed while warm and deteriorated in transit to Boston, has been condemned by the board of health.
 The Egg Inspectors Union at Pitts burgh decided to postpone until De- cember ], enforcement of their de- mands of $3 a day and an eight hour work day.
 BramweIl Booth, Head of the Salva- tion Army sailed for his English home yesterday on the steamship France. A drunken man was the last to shake his hands.
 Mrs. Bessie shackford of Freedom. N H., yesterday pleaded guilty to the murder of her husband on Sept. 30 last. She was sentenced to life i'm prisonment.
 One Cent Postage promises to be one of the live issues to be fought out in the regular session of congress. No fewer than dozen bills already have been introduced.
 A Delegation of Grand Army Men protested yesterday to President Will son that veterans were being denoted in the government service to make way for younger democrats. A Military Road Along the Mexi- can border Skirting the Rio Grande, is proposed in a resolution that has been introduced in the senate by Sen ator Shepard of Texas.
 With Parade, other ceremonies and an open air dance on the pavement in front of the municipal building, Mid dletown will mark the opening next Tuesday of its white way" John Kfnane, a5 Years old, unmar- ried, night employe at Suttons' mills, North Andover, Mass, was instantly killed by train near the Boston and Maine station there yesterday Upwards of 25,000 pounds of turkey valued at $7500 at the retail price of thirty cents 8 pound were condemned at Philadelphia by the city meat in- spectors during the last week. The Orange Knitting Company of Shelburne Falls, Mass, filed a volun- tary petition in bankruptcy yesterday their schedule showing liabilities of $I62,269 and assets of $5S,293.
 Public Hearings on the proposed quarantine on Irish potatoes from Can ada and Europe, because of powdery scab, will be held at the department of agriculture on December IS 
 Twelve Thousand Consumers of Illuminating gas in HolYoke coughed, choked and sneezed yesterday when an inexperienced employe at the new municipal plant charged the mains with sulphur fumes
 With Plans ali Made for his wedding last evening. George Hines of Bridge port was arrested on a charge of em- bezzling $92 from an insurance com pany in Newton, Mass, and was taken to that town yesterday. The Grand Trunk Railway com panys sl<ps in Port Huron, Mich, were destroyed by fire yesterday caus- ing q property loss estimated at near ly a million dollars and throwing about 1 ,000 men temporarily out of work.
 Charles Dooley, a negro who has confessed to a number of burglaries, was partly identified yesterday as the man sought in connection with the murder of Ida D Leegson, the art student who was slain at Chicago, Oct. f.
 The Jordan Marsh Company of Bos- ton was forced by a strike of it's team drivers and helpers to resort to parcel post and the express companies yes terday in order to make deliveries of purchases made at the compeny's de- Dartment store.
 Record Breaking Estimates for army appropriations were laid before congress yesterday by the war depart ment The estimates aggregate S1O6, 900, 900, which is roundly $1000 900 greater than the figures submitted a year ago for the army bill.
 Je~elry Robbers smashed a plate glass show window in the store of Chapin and O'Brien at Worcester. be- tween and 5 o'clock yesterday morn ing and got away with $1, 900 worth of booty, including ten gold watches three gold chains, six gold knives, three cigar cutters and several stickpins
 While Attempting to Board an out going passenger train at Dexter, Me, yesterday with the intention of pass