Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12

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 Beginning June 1, the Hours will be numbered from 1 to 24, from midnight to midnight, on all French railways and in the postal and telegraph ser vice.
 Wonderland, an Amusement Park in Revere Beach, built at a cost of S550,- 900, has been sold to a real estate pro- moter for $50,000, who will cut 1t up into building lots.
 The Committee in Charge of the con- vention of German singing societies which meets at New Haven next June is trying to secure a visit to that port of a German warship
 President Taft Yesterday Pardoned John R. Wilkes, convicted of making false entries in the books of the First National bank of Brantfey, Ala, of which he was cashier.
 More Than 1000 SteVedorss employ ed along the docks at Locust Point Baltimore, struck yesterday to try to enforce @ demand for an increase of five cents an hour in wages.
 Hcratio w. Seymour, Editor in Chief of the St. Louis Republic for the last year, has resigned to resume his for mer position as editorial supervisor of the New York World.
 Mrs. Francis Bartlett Presented the Boston Museum of Fine Arts with a stretch of land which will give the in- stitution an annual income of about S60,O00 for the next 198 years.
 The St. Louis County, Mo-, repub- Ilcan convention sprang a surprise at Clayton yesterday, on the Taft lead CTS, by electing a solid Roosevelt del | egation to the state convention.
 Because of Unpaid Taxes, Pleasant View, the Concord home of Mrs. Mary | Baker G. Eddy, founder of the Chris tan Science denomination, is adver- tised to be sold on May 23 next.
 In an Effort to Prevent the vanishing of the c. A. R. emblem, it was decided by the department of California and Nevada that sons and daughters of veterans may wear the decoration Harry Atwood, the Aviator, is trying
  to persuade the navy department to send scout cruiser or a torpedo de- strOyer to accompany him on his pro- | posed flight across the ocean next sum- mer.
 The Possibility Of Potato Famine 1 in Boston and vicinity was aVerted | yesterday when the steamer Armenian | arrived at that port from Liverpool with 43,50G bags of Irish potatoes ir ! her hold.
 Charges That Wall Street Influence | were blocking the house committee or l banking and currency resulted in ar l announcement yesterday that tht | Money trust' investigation would begin April 1T.
 The Old Washington Lane House 1T l Germantown, Pa, from which Charlie 1 Ross was abducted in the early '70s 1 was sold by the mother of the boy ! Mrs. Ross has lived in the house since i the Kidnapping.
 Citizens of Washington Who Carr, | deadly weapons hereafter will be lia- l ble to penitenuary sentence and fine l or both, by the terms of n bill passed in the house yesterday.
 dohn H. Hall, an Aeronaut who serv. l ed in the balloon squad of the norther1 | army during the Civil war, died yester. 1 day at the Danvers, Mass, hospital | aged 79. Hall had been a resident O Lynn for many years.
 Capt Edward X. Spencer of tn, 1 three-masted schooner Rebecca Doug. lass of Philadelphia, and we'll know1 in the coasting trade, died at Gract hospital. New York. yesterday, fol lowing an operation for kidney trou hle-
 A Continuance of Two Weeks wa. granted by Judge Gorham at Provi | dence yesterday in the case of An tonio Mariana, the 13 year old Nortl | Providence boy, who is charged witt the murder of William Mather, Jr., | years old.
 Women Workers in the Shirtwais factory of Wolf Stern at No. 1909 Firs avenue, New York, were thrown in | panic when a band of strikers invaded | the place threw the forewoman out O ! the loft and then attempted to stab tn proprietor's wife.
 1 Fred j. Msrwede, the Fugitive cash fer and boOkkeeper of the knlckerbock i CT Ice company plant in Brooklyn, va. l found in Newark, N. I, and steps fo his eXtradition are being taken. Mer wede IS accused of stealing $500 O the company's funds.
 A Single Case of Smallpox in tn ] f1,air York yesterday from the Mediterran o3n, resulted in the transfer of 20 third class passengers who had bsel l exposed to the disease to the deten l llon hospital on Hoffman island
 A Reduction in the Cost of fire in sUrance to policyholders by the cur tailment of commissions paid tC 1 3sents in nineteen western states. i g said. will result if 8 report of tn committee on the merging of tn Western Union of Fire Underwater snd the Bureau of Fire Underwater is adopted.
 During a Baseball Game at Worces ter yesterday the roof of a shed o- which 20 boys had climbed to see tn contest collapsed. Four boys were & oadly hurt that they were taken to tn hospital. expected to recover Tn game was an exhibition one betweer he Worcester team of the New Enr and league and a semi -professiona team from Boston
 
 Smallpox Cases Now Total 67.
 Naugatuck, Conn.,, April 1O.-Fou new cases of smallpox developed t6 night. bringing the totN nm to S7 Sav