Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-19

All Grades Of Refined Sugar were ad- vanced five cents d hundred pounds yesterday
 Ali is Friendly Again between Tur- key and Greece ana the consuls of the two nations will return to their former posts.
 Mrs. David Beach, who is walking from New York to Chicago and eating nothing but raw food on the way, has reached Albany.
 Ralph Baldwin, Painter 21 years old. was probably fatally injured by fallins from a painters seafIold at New Haven yesterday.
 Henry strater. President of straterr Br1.lerS GoiGCcO company, dleu al his home in Louisville. Ky, Wednes- day night He was 6l years old.
 The Calumet and Heols Mining com pauy has announced an increase or 19 per cent, in wages for its empl0yeS anu | those of 10 subsidiary companies
 Several Persons Were Killed and a large amount of property was dam aged in several south Louisiana towns by electric, rain and wind storms
 A Small Riot Occurred at the Hamil- ton mill gates al Lowell, Mass, yeSter- day morning. Three persons were in- Iured and five arrests made.
 Burqlars Attempted to Break into the safe Qf the American Coal com pauy at Hartford Wednesday night with a hatchet. They were frightened away.
 The Standard oil Company an n0unces an advance of One-han cent gallon in naphha gasoline grades eX- cept No. S6, which is put up one cent per gallon.
 Paris Was in Total Darkness for ten minutes al noon Wednesday, when the sun vHs eylpsed by the moon Many went up n balloons to obtain a better view ot the eclipse.
 The Duke of Connaught, the gover- nor general of Canada, has subscribed s50O to the fund being raised in Mon | trcal for the survivors of the Titanic disaster
 The Estate of Leopold seIigman, one Of the eight Seusman brothers, who died in London on Dec. at the age of S0 mounts to $1,G3llI0, exclusive oI property in the United States.
 Murray Gusgsaheim of New York | city has pres -nted $2U,O90 to the SheI- 1 field Scientific school 10 be used as the nucleus of fund for the promotion of ! the study oi mining and metallurgy.
 Director Mckinley of the National ! Taft bureau yesterday issued state mont calling attention to the alleged | use of money in the Roosevelt cam | paigu.
 John Verrept, a Belgian Aviator, af- l ter su caring to his wife that he would l kill nWsolt. went up in his aeroplane l at Versailles, lran-e 10 q height of 500 1 feet end allowed tle machine to fall to the earth of it's accord.
 Two Trunks, Said to Have contained l S25.U00 worth of jewelry and the prop ] erty of S. L. II. Gilscy of Cincinnati, l were stolen from dray standing in | front Of an office building at Atlanta, | Ga, yesterday.
 After Waiting go Years for each | other Mrs. N d. ElWood and J. w.. l Benedict were married in South Nor walk They were boy and girl sweet l hearts when young, but quarreled, and the quarrel lasted 80 years
 A Puhic Appeal for Financial as- sistance for the people made homeless 1 by the flood u the Mississippi valley 1 was made yesterday by Governor Aram i J. Pothier of Rhode Island as an off ! cer Of the American Red Cross.
 Harry reffner, Alleged Slayer of | Mrs William Merrill of JOppa near the ! town of Rosebud, Mont, was taken | masked and armed men and was hanged to tree.
 Lieut.. M. ". HOwze, Who was Aide ! de Camp to General Grant, announced ! yesterday that the funeral of General l Grant, which il was reported would be held on April 19, will be held on April ! %.
 Many Friends and Relatives of the l late Bishop Potter attended the dedi- 1 form of one of New Turks largest model tenement houses. The building is on East 79th street, near the East ! river
 l Only S1CC in Money was secured by ! robbers who broke into the New York, l New Haven and Hartford railroad sta : ton. the posto1ice,, the c. B. Sawin | grain store and the grocery store of R.
 <. Sehnare at Southboro, Mass, early ! yesterday.
 A Jury in the Supreme Court at l White Plains returned a verdict of $25,000 to Mrs. Marie Lokickj against l the New Y NOrk Central for the death of her husband, who was killed in the ! cCmp5uys yaros at Mott Haven, N. Y.
 A Conditional Settlement has been l reached between the Fall River local 1 of stationary dremen and the Cotton 1 Manufacturers association over the 1 differences involving increase in wages 1 and shortening of working hours. !
 Commander Evanueline Booth, leader Of the Salvation Army in America, will 1 sail for Europe on the Mauretania on i April 24 She planned to sail sooner on the steamship Titanic, but owing to | unforeseen difficulties she has delayed i her departure.
 By Singular Coincidence four prominent Americans celebrated their | birthdays on the same day. They are | J. p. Morgan, Clarence Mackay, Ham ilton Fish and the Rev Dr. Charles II. Parkhuret. Mir. Morgan was 75 years l old and Dr. ParIhurst 70.
 Henry M. Bearing, 73 Yeare Old. 1 cashier of the defunCt Albion National
 bank of Detroit. and his son, Palmer Nj. DeariuR. were each sentenced yester-
 day to five years in the federal prison
 at Ieavenworth Kas.. for misappro- priation of the banks funds
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