Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-27

Condensed Teiegrams

A stradivarius Violin, 1890, was sold 1 for sS.75o in London.
 James A. Moffatt, Vice President of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey, died at Palm Beach, Fla. yes- l terday after brief illness.
 Alexander Daylight. An Indian of ing been blind Tor fifty years. He was
 reputed to be 12s years old. The Bill to Create a. department of labor with a cabinet officer at it's head, passed the senate yesterday af- ter less than an hours consideration. American Minister Calhoun left Pe- king yesterday for the United States via Suez. He is the first of the Amer | lcan diplomats abroad to start home. John O. Thompson, assistant attor- ney general of the United States, who was stricken several days ago with acute uraemia. died at Chicago yester- day.
 Uncle Joe" Cannon will present a. marble bust of former Speaker of the House Cannon, to be placed in the rotunda of the house of representa- tives.
 Every City and Town in Vermont. will vote on March on municipal off cers, the liquor license question and on eight proposed amendments to the state constitution.
 Surgeon General Blue, of the pub lie health service, has arranged for tests in the governments hygienic lab oratory here of the Friedmann vac- cine for pulmonary tuberculosis Mrs. Woodrow Wilson advertised in Philadelphia. newspaper for the re- turn of valuable gold watch, 8 pres- ent from her husband. She lost it once before and 1t was returned
 Light Horse Battery has been formed by more than eighty Chicago business men and is to be one of the first volunteer bodies to offer its ser vices to the country in case of war. General Examinations as supple nlent to examinations in separate courses are discussed as a new de- parture at Harvard university in the annual report of President A. Law renee Lowell.
 Harry L. Leahey, Arrested at New Canaan Tuesday night for minor offense, was found dead in his cell in the local lookup Yesterday afternoon He had made a rope of bed clothing and hanged himself
 A 54-Hour Bill for Women and chill
 
 lfshments we'll as manufacturing plants. was favorab1y reported to the Rhode Island house yesterday by the committee on labor.
 The Appointment of Samuel Fl. Fisher of New Haven as federal dis trfct judge in Connecticut, was ap- proved yesterday by a vote of two to one in a sub committee of the senate judiciary committee.
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 Citizens of the Philippine IsIands do. not desire a government independeht Judge James Ross of Manila, chair man of the democratic campaign con- mittee of the Philippines.
 Matthew A. Henson, the negro who was with Peary on his final dash to the north pole, will get a position in the classified service of the govern ment without being required to pass a civil service examination.
 Karl Sohneyder, of Philadelphia, an instrument maker. inlbedded a tiny steel lance in his heart and then fas- tened a stethoscope to his ear to lis ten to his life leaking out. He died as the lance reached his heart.
 invitations Have Been Sent to the governors of the various states and their wives to be the guests of honor at a reception March 8 by the Dis trict of columbia branch of tho Wo- mans Wilson and Marshall league.
 Horatio w. Blood, for Nearly 60 years associated with Bangor's bus mess life and for 22 years treasurer and cashier with the Bangor and Psfcataquis and Bangor anl Aroostook railroads, died at his home there yes- terday. i
 Extension of the Special Delivery system to apply to all parcel post mail was ordered yesterday by Postmaster General Hitchcock, effective March l. The regular fee of ten cents In special delivery or regular postage stamps will be charged. Va drug clerk, was arrested yester- day charged with murder in having caused the death of Robert Lee Masu- Tier, a four year old child. McCrary compounded 1 1-2 grains of bfchIoride of mercury instead of calonel.
 Resolution Was Offered and unan- imously adopted in the New Hamp- shire legislature yesterday for the ap pofntment of committee to fnves- tigate charges of bribery and improper in connection with the vote for United States senator.
 Elizabeth GurIey Flynn, organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World arrested at Paterson, N J., Tuesday charged with melting riot l among striking silk mill operatives, gave bail and was released from jail 1 yesterday. She left town at once.
 pr. FredericE1 F. Friedmann, the | young German physician who arrived l In New York Tuesday, heralded as the | 1iscoverer of a cure for tuberculosis, 1 will begin the treatment of patients | as soon as he has secured quarters | which he can fit up as a laboratory.
 MansIed by Train at Manchester.
 South Manchester, Feb. s26.-Jof1n | Alusinsky, aged 19,stepped from 8 pas l senger train at the Manchester depot i tonight directly in front of a freight; | his skull was fractured. his body badly |