Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-29

The International Red Cross confer 1 ence in Washington this week will be l attended by a delegation from Japan l
 During Windstorm in SteIton, N. j. a 137-foot steeple on the Baptist church was hurled to the ground.
 A Report of the Hospital comms- sion says foreign born insane patients cost New York state s9.448,7O6 an nually.
 Mary Carpola of PatchOgue, N. Y., while playing in front of her home, fell into a bonfire and received injur- ies which resulted in her death.
 President Taft Received Letter from a man in Pugwash Junction, Canada, requesting him to redeem a quantity of confederate money.
 John William Smith, for twenty years director of the Central Park menagerie at New York is dead, fol- lowing a surgical operation.
 Two Hundred Girl Students of the Sterling, H., high school are forbid
  French heels and hair rats in school
 The Carnegie Hero Commission at Pittsburgh awarded 55 medals $S15O0 in cash and 12 pensions to widows and several children left orphans.
 The Exhibition in Philadelphia of moving pictures depicting the sinking of the Titanic has been forbidden by Mayor Blankenburg.
 Wreckage Washed Ashore at the Dardanelles leads 10 the belief that the Italian cruiser Vavese, one of those which took part in the bombardment, has been lost.
 The Four Children of Mrs. c. Slack | of Rochester. Mich, were burned to 1 death and the mother was painfully injured when the Slack home was de- stroyed by fire.
 A Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and navigation between Peru and Cuba was signed at Lima, Peru, by the Pe ruvian foreign minister and the Cuban minister to Peru.
 The 9oth Anniversary of the Birth of ! Galena, H.. Saturday. Archbishop John Ireland of St. Paul. delivered an address.
 The House Will Not Act on the con | stitutional amendment for direct cleo l tion of senators until the postoffice appropriation now before it has been disposed of.
 State Senator L. R. Andrews of i IrontOn C.. convicted of accepting a | bribe for the senatorial vote, was sen tenced to nine months in the peniten- l tiary.
 1 pr. Karl Francke, the eminent Ger | man scientist, says the sheath skirt is ! ruining female figures, stunting devel- i opment and producing race of knock | kneed women.
 Sam Hughes, stesplejack, at i tempted to take his two small chill dren to the top of the New York city l hall flagstaff to have their pictures l taken Janitors Ryan refused to per init it.
 Thibet Declared It's independence from China and revolted A whole sale slaughter of Chinese was reported l and President Yuan Shi Kai ordered a strong force of troops rushed to i Thibet.
 When Mr. and Mrs c. Rusoh of 1 Neenah, Wis. were divorced, Mrs. 1 Busch was awarded a S1O cemetery i lot as her share of the property. The couple were married 55 years and had i ten children.
 pr. Daniel KimbaIl Pearsons, 92 years old, who in recent years gave more than 5000, ,O00 to small colleges, chiefly in the middle west, died on Saturday in a sanitarium at Hinsdale, H., comparatively a poor man. 
 The St. Albans, Vt., Street Railway l was sold at public auction Saturday to Walter R. Dame of Canton, Mass, representing a syndicate of Nassachu- setts capitalists. The sale price was S50,000.
 The New York Fire Department has possession of $50 stolen by a rat The money was found in a hole be- l tween the flooring of a building at No 4S3 Pearl street If the owner does not claim the money it will be turned into the firemen's pension fund.
 Rev. 0. R. Miller Wrote an open let ter to William Barnes. Jr. chairman of the republican state committee of New York, warning him that 100000 Christian republicans would scratch the ticket if J. W, Wadsworth, Jr, is nominated for governor
 To Offset the Edict Issued in swe- den last year. barring all Mormons from that country, the Mormon board of school directors at Gateway Col. has issued an order to exclude all Swedish children from the Gateway schools.
 Two Hours After He Had Returnec to Portland Me. from an unsuccessful business trip to Boston for the pur- pose of demonstrating a new machine for sausage making, Carl F. SchOnland aged 26, fatally shot himself through the head Saturday.
 A Big Westernsr, bearing a resem-
 blance 10 Sidna Allen, was arrested
 in Lakewood N. J., by a constable
 who thought he had the famous out.
 law. The man proved to be a native
 of Michigan and had come to New , Jersey to look over real estate he had purchased.
 Over Production of Kentucky Whis
 key, similar to that during the foul years from 1890 tO 1893, inclusive which was followed by several years
 of depression is feared by the dis.
 tiIlers, who have agreed that curtail.
 ment in the output is imperative. Antonio Mariana, Of Providence, tht
 boy of Is years who was found prob. , ably guilty of killing 12 year old Will
 jam Mather, Jr., in Mariesville R. l.