Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-27

Representative Lindquist has enlist ed the National Laundrymen's associa- tion in campaign for his bill for pure cloth fabrics and leather.
 The Brooklyn Rapid Transit com pany declared yesterday quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent, raising the dividend rate from to per cent
 President Wilson Told Senators Chamberlain and Jones yesterday that he felt kindly toward the proposal for government construction of railroads in Alaska.
 John N. Cole, Alias Frank J. Cole, of WeStville. was held for trial in the superior court on charge of bigamy. He is charged with having three wives.
 Revelations of Graft in the New York board of plumbing examiners led to the arrest yesterday of James J Denohue, a member of the board, on a charge of bribery.
 The Ridley Park, Pa., Council has appropriated $500 for the salary of an official exterrninator and has stocked the lake with pike perch to rid the place of mosquitoes.
 The Body of Young Woman found in Abernathy's pond near Kingston, N. Y, 1rxs identified yesterday as Mrs. Jennie Payne of Sag Harbor, N. Y., a patient at sanitarum
 Fire at an Early Hour yesterday l destroyed the three-story building at Kansas City, Mo-, occupied mainly by the O'Dowd Furniture company. The loss is estimated at $100,O0O.
 Patented Articles Sold under price restrictions by manufacturers may be resold by retailers at cut prices. Tho supreme court so held yesterday in the case of newly patented nerve tonic.
 The Greater Part of the Help at the cotton mills of the Corr Manufacturing company at Taunton, Mass, struck yesterday because of disagreement between the company and the loom l fiXers.
 l Mrs. James Marshall, her 16 year old son James and her daughter Ivy were i burned to death and three other chil i dren of the family were severely burn ed yesterday at their home at Little Rocking, 0.
 Marseeb Casparan of Lynn, who shot and killed his wife Queenle at | Lynn ldSt NJCC0Def bECauSt OI JGdlOuSy ' pleaded guilty to murder in the second | degree yesterday and was sentenced to state prison for life,
 Women Of the Cabinet Circle will apply the pruning knife to their call ing lists, Hereafter only wives of 1 senators and members of the supreme court and ladies of the diplomatic | corps will be on the list. Managers of Five and Ten Gent Stores and officers of several Chicago associations of tradesmen who employ a large number of women and girls senate welfare commission,
 William Myers of cellinsvlle, cenn., met death in peculiar manner Sun 1 day night, While out driving in d l covered carriage he fell asleep, his head dropped between the carriage bows, and he ehoked to death.
 R. w. Berry, for 45 Years an employe of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F'e railway, and for the last 20 years con . ductor on the Santa Fe-Lamy branch, was killed by being crushed between two cars which he was coupling. Economic Conditions or Low Wages are responsible for not more than F per cent. of all cases of immortality among girls and women, in the opinion of Prof. Graham Taylor, head oT Chi cago commons social settlement. The Fire Which Destroyed the prize fight arena at Calgary. Alta, in which Luther McCarty was killed Saturday afternoon in a fight with Arthur Pei key. is believed by the authorities to have been started by incendiarles.
 With a Bent Umbrella Rib a man giving his name as James Evans of Chicago robbed the Northern National bank of Toledo, O.. yesterday of two rolls of bills. each containing $500. The money was abstracted from the teller'S Windok.
 The Plea of Mrs. Rose Spoaard that she was guilty of murder in the sec ond degree for shooting her husband, Sven Spogard, at Lynn on Feb. P, was accepted yesterday and she was sentenced to the Woman'S prison at Sherborn for life
 Jacob Dunn and Seeley Davenport, the Wharton, N J., Woodchoppers who sent threa tening letters to President Wilson before he assumed office, were sentenced to Trenton state prison yes terday, Dunn for five years and Dav- enport for two.
 Thomas E. Robinson, until lately a New York policeman, was sent to Sing Sing prison yesterday to serve from six to ten years foS eXtortion. Robin son was convicted of collecting pro lection" money for Police Inspector Sweeney from a Harlem hotel keeper
 More Than Ten Thousand Farmers on reclamation projects of the west will be affected by the supreme courts decision yesterday that they must pay to the government the cost of main taining and operating the various reelanations projected, pending their completion.
 Prison Sentences of Not Less than six nor more than eight years were imposed yesteftiay on Henry Goodrich of South Burlington. Vt, and on Hen " MeC'ahe aEsi James Sweeney of Bel- ton, Vt who in an attempt to make Samuel Rounds. a negro boz, confess to stealing, drowned tise lad in the Wtnoosk1 river at Bolton.