Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-17


 when she was admitted to practice in the United 6tates supreme court.
 J. R. Sheffield, J. L. Griggs and K. K. McLaren were elected directors of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company of America. to serve for five years.
 An Advance of Two Gents Barrel in the price of crude oil, making the price 64 cents, was announced by the Prairie Oil and Gas company yester- day.
 The Worlds Record of II feet and AIS inches for the standing broad jump WAS broken in Athens by Tsil1le- teras, who jumped Il feet and 6 inches.
 A Partial Canvass of the Cornell un- dergraduates indicates that 65 per cent of the student body are in favor of dry banquets and smokers for college activities.
 An Arkansas Law Giving Farmers the right to recover damages for live stock killed by railroads double the actual loss was held invalid by the supreme court.
 The Inroads of Socialism among the working class of Jews was depIored in reports and speeches made at the con- ference of American Tabbis at Balti- more yesterday.
 Exports of Cotton, Foodstuffs and oils from this country in March of this year were valued at $93,83S,512, as 1 compared with S64,532.O15 for the same month 2 Taar ago.
 The House of Representatives unani- mously adopted a resolution yesterday extending sympathy to the relatives of Fthose who met their death in the dis aster of the Titanic.
 According to a Story Received in Paris from St. Petersburg the empress of Russia is very ill. It is said that she has been attacked by cramps of the muscles of her heart. 1 Marie G. Rabio of New Haven was ] struck and killed yesterday on the l Shore Line division of the New Haven road at East Haven. It is supposed 1 she was walking the tracks. The LapIand, One of the Red Star | line steamers, sailing Saturday, will take .he first and second cabin passen- | gers who were booked for the sched- uled return voyage of the Titanic.
 Mayor Gaynor Attended the meeting of the Lutheran Ministers association and in a speech told the ministers that he had no political affiliations which i gave politicians the inside track at thC City hall.
 An Oak Sapling, said to have beer raised from an acorn from the fores 1 at Windsor, will be planted in thu | Mall in Central Park, New York; tC replace the Prince of Wales oak,whicl was blown down.
 1 Representative Longworth of Ohit sidesteDped an invitation to act as ref cree in the proposed campaign debatt 1 between his father-in-law, Colone Roosevelt, and Representative Gardnel of Massachusetts.
 The Case Against Mrs. Daisy Obj, Grace at Atlanta. Ga, was yesterday again continued when she appeared il court to answer a formal charge O shooting her husband, Eugene H Grace, Wish intent to kill.
 
 The Public Utilities Bill creating commission with full powers for tn regulation of public service corpora tions was passed by the Rhode IsIant senate in concurrence yesterday after noon and sent to the governor.
 Charles R. Saunders, a former mem Der of the state legislature, died a the home of his mother in Boston yes terday. MT. Saunders directed tn movement against woman's suffraS 1 and the abolition of capital punish ment.
 About fCo Worknnsn Employed O the Hartford National bank bu1ldinl belonging to the structural trades or l ganization, struck yesterday becaus alleged non union cement workers wer brought from New York to work O the building.
 A New Judicial Inquiry into tn mental condition of Harry K. Thaw to be held before Supreme Court Jus [ tice Stapleton in Brooklyn under writ of he1beas corpus issued by Jus tice StapIeton on a petition for MT , Mary c, Thaw.
 The Charges of Embezzlement ( f Maine's state funds by former Stat Treasurer Pascal P. Gilmore of Bucks port were settled in the superior cOul , at Augusta, Me, yesterday by the pay 1 ment of a fine of $1,025 on one coun ! to which he pleaded noIo contendere.
 Lee Hammond, the Aviator, who gay s up flying to marry, was given a goo 2 send-off by his birdmen friends on h wedding day. George Beatty and Maj f shall Reid, both aviators, flew over u train on which the newlyweds wei I riding and threw rice and old shoes c f the couple.
 For the Purpose of Making the fl; charge that MT. Mann, the minorit l leader, knowingly had uttered dt liberate faIsehood in an effort to dis credit him, Representative Graham ! 1 Illinois, chairman Of the house interiC department expenditures committe took the floor yesterday and delivere a bitter assault on his colleague. ;. THREE YEARS OF WAR