Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-01

treated for what doctors call the tur- key trot instep."
 President Wilson Will Decide if raw sugar shall go on the free list or carry a small duty in the new tariff bill.
 President Wilson Indicates he will join the Chevy Chase club, stating he had declined previously under mis- apprehension.
 Miss Florence w. Ward, a militant English suffra gette. is barred from en- tering Boston because she served a jail sentence.
 Express Company Statistics Show that they have lost from 22 to 25 per cent. in business since the opera tion of the parcel post.
 Rear Admiral John w. Moore, re- tired, a veteran of the Civil war, died at his summer home at Ridgewood. N. J., aged S1 years.
 The Strike of the Boston Ladies' their homes in New York for many the strikers voted to accept an offer Of the manufacturers.
 About 300 TaiIors and alteration hands of Providence went out on strike yesterday. led by leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World.
 business Was Suspended for five minutes on the stock exchange yester- day while the members adopted resolution on MT. Morgan's death.
 Three First Cousins of Cardinal Gib- bonS of Baltimore have been found safe in their homes in Dayton, where they were long marooned by the flood.
 Mrs. Augusta S. Billings, mother of (, K. G. Billings, capitalist and owner Of many noted harness horses, died at 1.r,- k, 3-, T ears.
 Fifty Striking Silk Mill operatives were arrested at Paterson, N. J., yes terday, charged with lettering near mills which are running with partial forces.
 NewfoundIand's Trade for tine fiscal previous year by $500, ,000, making it the most prosperous in the history of the colony.
 Postmaster General BurIeson has annulled the parcel post regulation re- auiring double postage to be collected when packages have ordinary postage stamps affixed.
 The Condition of Director Russell H. Cnittenden of the Yale Scientific school now in a hospital at New Ha- yen, after an operation for deep ab-
 
 HarIakenden House, on the Winston Churchill estate, at Cornish, N. H., which is to be occupied by President Wilson this summer. will be ready for his use by the middle of April.
 William Twinan, Negro. was ex- ecuted yesterday in the state prison a Auburn, N. Y, for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Simon J. Birmingham Of Monroe county on Jan. 12. 1912. Marriage, Death or an Immoral Life are the only avenues of escape for girls from the toll of the sweat shop" according to testimony of witnesses before the Illinois vice commission, which resumed it's inquiry yesterday.
 William D. Haywood, Organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, vas yesterday sentenced at Paterson; N- J., to six months in the county jail On conviction of causing unlawful as- se1nblages.
 Waiter H; Pase of Garden City, L; member of Doubleday, Page & Co.,, publishers, has accepted President Wilson's offer to be ambassador to Great Britain.
 Woodrow Wilson Received his first pay check as president of the United States yesterday when Secretary Mo Adoo presented him with a treasury warrant for s5,625, representing his salary from March to 31.
 James Russell Smith and Robert Iess correspondents and reporters for the Boston Globe, are under arrest at ort Wayne, Ind, charged with obtain ing money under false pretenses.
 Conditions in Mexico, at least on the gulf coast and near the apital have become sufficiently reassurin gto war rant the United States in withdrawing some of the naval force maintained at Vera Cruz and Tampico for the past two months.
 The Canadian Pacific Railway com pany has signed an agreement grant ing a 10 per cent wage increase to it's engineers on the lines east of Cartier, ( ntario, and of cents a day to the engineers on the lines between Fort William and Cartier.
 Mrs. John w. Gates Was Served yesterday with a subpoena in a suit to recover $975.000 from her, Charles ". Morse, Charles M- Schwab, John M. Flagler. Col. Robert M: Thompson, Isaac Guggenheim and others. repre- senting an alleged loss of Arthur P. Heinze in certain ice stocks.
 Annexation to the United States is being sought by certain revolutionary. factions in Sonora, the northwestern Mexican border state, practically in control of insurgent state troops. Ignacio Bonillas. a Sonora state con gressman, is on his way to Washing ton to confer with officials regarding the plan.
 The Fifty Greek Youths, Boston restaurant employees, fruit sellers and bootblacks, who make up an evening class at the Quincy school, were made glad yesterday by the receipt of personal cablegram from Queen Olga Of Greece, expressing her appreciation of the message of sympathy cab1ed by the pupils after the assassination of King George.
 Funeral of ex-President McCrea.
 Philadelphia, March 31.-The funeral of James McCrea, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, was held this afternoon from his late home at Ardmore. near here. A large number of railroad officials and f1nan- ciers from Philadelphia, New York and