Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-06

The Nobel Peace Prize for 1912 was to have been awarded to W. T. Stead, 1 who perished on the Titanic.
 There Were 2O,OOo Women in the parade of suffragettes in New York Saturday.
 Mrs. L. R. Garfield, widow of Presi- dent Garfield. celebrated her SOth birthday at her home in Pasadena, Cal, last week.
 Damage by Fire to the Amount of $20,000 was sustained by occupants of the Swartz &5 Corbett block at South Norwalk Saturday.
 A Law Transferring the Entire na- tional guard to the regular army in time of war is indorsed by a military conference at Washington It will be introduced at this session of congress.
 George E. Marsh, the Lynn, Mass, soap manufacturer, who was murdered recently, left many bequest5 to char ties in and around Lynn.
 Millions of Big Founders are float ing dead on Long Island sound and the fishermen are mystified as to the cause.
 The Bill to Place the Names of can l didates for the United States senate upon the official ballots was rejected in the MasseCapset.s s-a.e senate.
 A Handsome Silver Service, the gift of the state after which it was named, was presented Saturday to the battle ship Idaho.
 | Ed Callahan, famous BreaJhitt coun- | ty feudist, was assassinated Saturday as he stood in the door of his store at Charlottesville. Ky.
 Fire at Randall, N. Y., practically | wiped out that hamlet though the | West Shore railroad station and l freight house escaped.
 And Endless Chain post card cam ' paign was started in Hornel, N. Y, l to create sentiment for the nomination of Charles E. Hughes as republican candidate for president,
 Sdna Allen and Wesley Edwards, the two uncaptured melcbers of the Allen gang, are reported surrounded | by detectives in a mountain gap IS miles from Hillsville, Va.
 The War Department has ordered the army transport BufOrd to take | aboard not only Americans on the west ! coast of Mexico but British and Span lsh subjects as well.
 Justice Ryan in the Brooklyn chill dren's court was astonished when two boys, one of them a rabbis son, an nounced that they didn't know what a Bible or Talmud was and had never ! heard of any such person as God.
 Senator William Alden Smith left New York for Washington Saturday night, after examining six witnesses, saying the senate investigation of the wreck of the Titanic was practically closed
 The Logan Club of Brooklyn, an old republican organization in the Twelfth assembly district, has come out for Associate Justice c. E. Hughes as a compromise candidate for the repub- lican nomination for president.
 Democratic Members of the senate committee on finance have practically agreed to favor a reduction of 33 1-S per cent. from the present tariff on sugar and voted to abolish the Dutch standard and differential on sugar.
 The UnveiIing of a Heroic Bronze statue of Rev. Dr. John Carroll, first
 bishop of Baltimore. and founder of Georgetown university. was the occas- ion of a notable gathering at George ] town, Md, Saturday.
 A Moving Picture Company attempt . ed to take pictures of a crank try ] ing to reach the president They sent
 an actor up to the White house in } the approved garb of maniac. but were prevented by the authorities from further action.
 William ]. Kirrane, financial secre- tary of the Philadelphia branch of the International Steamtitters' union. con- mitted suicide. He preferred death tc [ living without, his son. who is con- . fined in d reform school for having caused the death of another boy
 After g Brick Preliminary sI<irnniah
 Representative Gillett of Massachu. , chusetts. republican, prevented the , democratic house by points of order , from cutting the salary of the secre- i tary to the president from $500 tc $6.00O.
 { The Appellate Division of the su. f | preme court has decided that liuuol . may be drunk in any restaurant il New York state after closing hours
 provided that the liquor is bought be,
 fore the time the law says that tn, restaurant must cloEa.
 Daniel Carey, Who Claimed the dis
 tinctiOn of having fired the first sho in the war between the states diet . at Dalton, Ga. Saturday He base, . his claim on the fusillade aimed at tn . ship Star of the West off Morris Is ] land, prior to the bombardment O e Fort Sumter.
 7 The Proposition to Erect Statu
 of the late Major General Benjsmi1 ' F. Butler either within the Massachu | sets capitol or uron the state hous ] grounds, received another setback ol : Saturday when the house committe on ways and means voted ought no , to pass" on the bill
 1 Work on the New Five Million poIIa union station at Kansas City, Mo-, wa
 suspended Saturday when 2.000 unio
 men struck because some of the ston = used had been procured from an In u diana company that employs stone cutters whose organization is not af
 filiated with the American Federatio
 of labor.
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