Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-02

 the farm of M. J. White near Lowell, Ind, unearther the teeth and skull or a naStadOn.
 The Farmhouse of Sumner Bray on inc road from Milford to Laurel Beach was damaged by flre yesterday 1o tHo extent of S1, 800.
 More Than 100 Persons were poison ed and Is others are dead at Puente Oveiunta, Spain, as the result Of eat ing bad meat
 Unless Conaress Takes Recess 6uring the Christmas holidays Pres idenr Wilson will forego his planned ten days vacation.
 The Immense Plant of the DeFoe Tin Can company at Hunters Po'nE' I. l., was swpet by fire yesterday Wtlh a loss estimated at S15OOO0-
 George Schwartz, farmer of Scranton. Pa, cut down an oak tree and found embedded in it's heart a pine tree shilling dated 1652
 corneIius c. Street received 1SO lashes at the whipping post and was sentenced to 10 years in jail for the theft of a watch at Wilmington, Del
 Roses and VioIets are blooming Tn the ward of the Rev. Dr. Robert G- NC Gregor. pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian church at New Rochelle N. Y.
 FIoatinq Rarrooms in navigable waters within harbor limits Of cltles must comply with city liquor regu- lations. The supreme court so de- cided yesterday.
 Walter Gray, 35 Years Old, a farmer of Batavia, N. Y, has yawned three times in as many days and each time required the services of doctor 10 re- set a dislocated jaw.
 Prompt Attention Saved the life of Mrs. Clara Long, 26 years old, of Phil- adelphia, who swallowed two tablets of bichlofide of mercury in mistake for a headache remedy.
 To Facilitate the handling of par eel post mail matter, the post once department has begun the establish meut of railway terminal post offices in cities hay ing large raiiwya facilities
 Armand Girard. Aged "A and married of Woonsocket, R. l.. employed by teaning company, was instantly killed yesterday when a one-ton steel casing --- neck.
 A Weeks Continuance was grant ed the moving picture theatre men and employees arrested Sunday for c0nducting a theatrical performance at Savin Rock in violation of the Sun day law.
 The High Price of Eggs is being in vestigated at Baltimore by United States District Attorney John P. Hill, of the Maryland district. under in structions by the department of jus tice.
 The Joint Committee of the Con ductors and Trainmen Orders, met at New Haven yesterday to discuss the recent award of the arbitrators in the wage dispute of employees of Eastern railroads
 Mrs. F. w. KeiferIe. wife of prom inent merchant of Lewiston, Pa. is dead from blood poisoning resulting from the prick of the eyelet of a needle which contained q small DOT tion of red silk.
 Georqe B. crichton of New York representative of Detective J. Burns got the S10,000, reward for the cap ture of the NIcNamara brothers, con- victed of destroying the Los Angeles Times building.
 "Aunt" Mary Long, a negress, has started out to acquire an education at Lebanon, Mo-, at the age of Ss years. With a score of other negroes she is learning the A B Cs in 2 recently organized night school there
 "John Wilson" who was arrested in Philadelphia and held for investi- gation, has been found to be B. V ing S4000 from the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Valle Jose, Cal In the Presence of only few rela- tives and friends Miss Laura Patter- son Swan, daughter of Mrs. Elisha Over of New York Newport and Bal timore, was married at Newport yes terday to Andrew Roberson of Brook line, Mass.
 Miss Harriet L. Meyers, daughter o1 the publisher of the Linn County 1 Budget of Brookfield, Mo, has brought suit against the Rev. w. c. Atwood church alleging he hugged and kissed 1 her.
 Upon It's Plea of Nolo, the ConsoIi- l dated RendefllR cOHipdIN was iIict 1000 by United States District Judge | Morton at Boston yesterday for Vio- 1 lating the Sherman antitrust act b1 effecting a monopoly of the rendering business In New England. A Conspiracy That Found It's supper l in perjured testimoney put former Pc | lice Lieutnant Charles Becker in the 1 Sing Sing death house for the mur- l der of Herman Rosenthal, attorney l for the convicted man argued yeSter- l day in the court of appeals. Declaring That Threats had beeI made against his life and his home since he had ordered the suspension el l business by all saloons in Nashville 1 Tenn, some time ago, Judge A. R 1 Neil yesterday directed the sheriff tC 1 post a deputy at the door of every l drinking place if necessary to keeI | them closed.
 l Mrs. CharIetta Thompson Brown Wh owas convicted of having en' | bezzled S21, ,066 from a customer while in the brokerage business with he, 1 husband, was sentenced yesterday b9 | Judge Cushing of the common pleas | court at Cincinnati to an indetermin- l ate term of not less than one nor more 1 than ten years the state penitentiary