Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-23

FfAAOi0 OL AAlS 1Oi lullb OI eOU,UUU TOT LLe erection of @ children's hospital.
 Close Search is Being Made for the germ that brought death to Louis E. Wilson. one of the professors in re- search at the Harvard Medical school
 It Has Been Discovered that many Greek ships have been supplying the Turks with contra supplies to be used in their war against the Italians
 StiIson Hutchins, Millionaire phil anthropist and retired journalist, died at his home at Washington, yesterday of paralysis, aged 7S.
 Albert Baldwin, ST., one of the lead ing financiers and merchants of New Orleans, is dead at his summer home near Dunbar, La.
 High School Fraternities are under the ban in 25 states, according to a | report issued by the federal bureau of education.
 The Titanic Disaster will cost the insurance companies of Hartford near ly S1.000,00O. according to statements by officials of the companies.
 The Portsmouth & Exeter Street Railway, built 12 years ago, was sold for old junk yesterday, bringing $55,- OoO.
 The Government Contemplates feed | ing S3,OO0 Mississippi river flood suf- ferers for 42 days, at daily cost of $1O,0OO.
 More than 140oO Employees in six | Lowell cotton manufacturing plants | resumed work yesterday. ending the | strike which began four weeks ago.
 The Official Receipts from Public | amusements in Paris for 1911 total l s11,752,4 400. The opera was the great est money maker, the total being S56S, 400.
 New Orleans Was Visited by re- markable hailstOrm. A flock of wild | ducks were passing at the time and 8 dozen of the birds fell to the ground ! dead or stunned.
 The Strike at the Lancaster Mills ! Clinton, Mass, manufacturers of cot ton goods, ended yesterday with tho return of strikers who have been idle since March 20.
 Jacob E. Friend, President of tho 1 Nordberg Manufacturing company o | Milwaukee. one of the biggest engine building concerns in the west, died a Florence, Italy, of apopleXy.
 The Old Friaate Wabash, receiving ! rI sf 1875, officially went out of commission and her name will be stricken from the list of United States warships.
 J. E. Henry, a Millionaire Lumber. man of Lincoln, N. H., is dead at his home. Henry was 81 years old and fo, many years he had practically owned the town.
 Thomas McGovern, We'll Knowr Bridgeport printer, hanged himsel yesterday in his cell at the local jail where he had been sent for fifteei days.
 A Board Has Been Appointed to con slider methods for increasing the ef flciency of army bands and to repor upon the desirability of establishing training school for bandmasters.
 c. D. HiiIes, Secretary to Presiden Taft yesterday denied on behalf O the president that Major A. W. But had been abroad on a mission t Rome.
 Max Fielder, the Retiring conducto of the Boston Symphony orchestra was presented a large silver lovin cup at the meeting of the Bostone Duetsche Gesellschaft yesterday.
 The Chandere River in Canada i
 overflowing and so far the damage i estimated at S250,000 in the Beauc sugar crop in and around Quebec wi
 be ruined.
 Boston's Tribute to the heroic cour age of the men and women who wer
 down to their deaths in the steamshi Titanic was paid yesterday afternoo at a monster memorial meeting i Fapeuil hall.
 . Mary Swain Wagner, president ( ! the American suffragettes, has de , clared war upon the long hatpin Sh says that she is going to have bi
 introduced in the Wisconsin legisla
 tre
 Resolutions Authorizing $10,000 ar , propriations for the families of eac ! of the three postal clerks who los , their lives on the Titanic. were intro
 duced in the house Monday by Rcr resentative Reilly of Connecticut.
 Senator Maritime of New Jersey yes , terday introduced an order re
 questing the president to send sever;
 revenue cutter vessels to the scene
 the Titanic disaster, and 10 keep theI
 there at least a month in the hope finding other bodies. j Under Strong Guard the seven Hills } vile prisoners who have been in ja t at Roanoke, Va, since their arres
 in connection with the assassination
 in the Carroll county court. s,arte for HiAsville yesterday, where tn ? men will be placed on trial today.
 With a Home Ready to Receive hi
 family, John Panula, a native of Fin land, living at Coal Center, Pa, nea f Pittsburgh, received news Sunda
 night that his wife, five sons and on 7 daughter, had gone down with tn a Titanic.
 , Amos R. E. Pinchot, treasurer of tn Roosevelt league which worked fo , the election of New York state dele gates favorable to the nomination ( . Col. Theodore Roosevelt, certified f
 the Secretary of stale that he receive
 sll,sl9 and spent S1l513.
 The Ferfar Lodge of Free Masens g Kincardine, Scotland. which admitte z Jack Johnson, the negro prize fghte to membership, was ordered suspende ? until November, 1915, by the commit 7 tee of the grand lodge of Free Mason of Scotland, which has been iayestigat