Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-13

Condensed Teiegrams


 Condensed Teiegrams Vincent Astor's- Throat Affection is not serious and is causing no worry
 The Boston School Authorities an nounce that the school strike has end
 Governor suIzer Signed the Bill re- strieting the sale of cocaine in New York state.
 Two Alligator Handbags were stolen from the kaiser on his return trip from Strassburg to Berlin.
 A Six Weeks Old HoIstein Bull Calf was sold to Dr. D. R. Hand of Scran- ton, Pa. for $3,O0e.
 "The General Assembly is spending money like a drunken sailor declares Colonel Rutherford Trowbridge of New Haven.
 Lincoln Beachey, Aviator, will never 1 Sunday night at the Olympic club, San Francisco.
 The Safe in the Vim, Me-, postoff1ce was dynamited early yesterday by bur glars who escaped with $400 in cash and stamps.
 Five Employees of the Texas Pipe Line company at Collinsville. Okla, were instantly killed yesterday by a stroke of lightning.
 Twenty five Cases of TonsiIitis among the 200 girl students at Wheaton seminary at Norton Mass, developed Saturday night.
 The Supreme Court Recessed yes terday until May 26 without announc- ing decision in the state rate or other important cases before it.
 Fire Believed to Have Been of in cendiary origin yesterday destroyed all the buildings of one side of Silver street, sharon, Pa. for a block.
 A Shipment of 125.oco Cartridges is reported to have been smuggled over the Mexican line near Nogales, Ariz. Sunday night in six automobiles.
 Reports Covering AT Sections of Maryland indicate that the frost of | Saturday and Sunday nights has in f1icted heavy damage to truck farm l CTS.
 The Senate Committee on Rules has 1 abolished the privilege given the sena tors allowing them to purchase bottled water at the expense of the govern ment.
 Mrs. Walter s. Draper. an actress and her husband narrowly escaped l death when their automobile plunged over a 25-foot embankment near Gainesville, o.
 Frank Johnson, Colored, was held for trial in the superior court on the charge of having caused the death of Albert c. Humphrey by Judge Bryant in the West Haven court yesterday.
 The Carlsbad, N. M. Chamber of commerce has extended an urgent in vitation to Japanese farmers in Cali fornia to emisrate to New Mexico and take up homes in the lower Pecos valley.
 The Validity of the Milwaukee, Wis.,, ordinance requiring milk brought into the city to be produced from cows subjected to the tuberculin test was upheld by the United States supreme court yesterday.
 The Strange Epidemic of Tonsiitis at Canton, Mass, continued to spread yesterday, four new cases being re- ported to the health officials. A total of 364 cases and 16 deaths have been officially announced.
 William Crispin of Salem, N. J.. 8 collector of birds eggs. lowered himself mountains, near Easton. Pa.s last Fri day in quest of eagles eggs. and fell 200 feet to his death.
 Government Coal Reservations in Alaska for the exclusive use of the TTnjTa1 States 96UOO9fa0 yesterday before the senate territories committee by F. Jemmett, treasurer of the Alaskan Northern railway.
 Robert M. Petty, defau1ting ex- -presi- dent of the Washington National bank of Washington, N. J.. was sentenced yesterday to serve eight years at hard labor in the state prison of New ter sey. Pettys thefts amounted to about S120, 900.
 Forty three Strikers Were Sent to jail at Paterson, N. J., yesterday for five days each for loitering in the vii cinity of one of the big mills now op- erating with partial force. They were fined S5 each. but none of them could pay the fine.
 In Trying to Board a Moving Train for New Haven at the Bridgeport rail road station yesterday afternoon Will
 
 New Haven, fell under the wheels and both legs were cut off. He died later at St. Vincent's hospital.
 Harry Barber, Proprietor of a danc- ing academy at Salem, Mass, was ar rested yesterday on a charge of at tempted arson. The police allege that an attempt was made to burn the Naumxeag building, a business block there Saturday night.
 
 After Years of Patient Research the war department practically has com pleted the collection of the military records of the American Revolution, comprising the history of every Amer ican organization and soldier engaged in that great struggle.
 The Selection of Jury to Try John N. Anhut lawyer indicted for bribery in connection with attempts made to release Harry k. Thaw from the Mat teawan asylum for insane criminals, was yesterday postponed until Thurs day at the request of the prosecution.
 Thoueh Searching Parties have been out Tav and night since Friday, no trace has yet been found of Albert Smith the year old son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. of Burlington, N. J.. who disappeared from his home after school hours last Friday after noon.
 John MoIIes, the Man Who At Eemrted to blackmail Ira DimoclS, a wealthy resident of Hartford, is under S5, 900 bonds for a hearing in police T. TnI1 T t1e7