Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-02

Jersey yesterday.
 a The Gold Ore Output of the Cripple Creek mining district for April amounts to S0.852 tons, carrying a gross bullion value of $1,194.232
 Five of the Big Hangars on Hemp stead Plains aviation field, where some or Americas foremost aviators learn ca to fly, were destroyed yesterday by fire.
 The Sunday Comic Supplement was characterized as a "deleterious inf1u- ence2 by Miss Annie E. Moore before the international Kindergarten union yesterday.
 Building Operations Are Tied Up at Syracuse, N. Y. by a strike of 1,5OO to 1000 bod carriers and building la borers and probably 500 out of 1, 900 carpenters.
 The Employees of the Chautauqua Traction company and the Jamestown Street Railway company at James, town, N. r., numbering 275 men, struck yesterday
 Over 2,5o0 Department Store Em- ployes, involving every store of the kind in Buffalo, N. Y, went on strike yesterday for increased wages and shorter hours
 William ziesIer, Son of the Late millionaire baking powder king has contracted for the erection of a barn to cost S150,0QO and to be used for raising broilers.
 The McCurdy Natatorunr, built at a cost Of $26,O00, was formally presented to the Young Mons Christian associa- tton at Springfield, Mass. by it's donor, L. Pratt, of New York.
 Building in Racine, Wis, is practi- cal1y at a standstill as a result of the expiration of labor contracts and the subsequent refusal of contractors to meet demands for increased wages.
 The General Society of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution at Philadelphia resolved upon the clrcuIa- moval of the Liberty Bell to the San Francisco fair.
 William ]. Greenwood, a Taxicab Chauffeur, was fined $5 for driving Miss Margaret Wilson, the president 8 daughter, and her escort up Broadway, New York, at a speed of 24 miles an hour.
 E. K. Campbell of Birn1ina ham, Ala, for many years political manager for Representative Oscar Underw ood, has been selected by President Wilson for a judge in the United States court of claims.
 Mounted Police, Goaded by VoIIeys of stones thrown by 700 striking la borers on the Long Island railroad, fired, wounding two men, one of them seriously.
 The Railroads of the Eastern Terri tory, having discussed the freight rate problem, have decided to ask the in a per cent. increase on freight of all character, Q
 Placing Sugar on the Free LIst would result in the turning of the Hawaiian Islands over to the Japanese. said a letter Senator Works had read in the senate yesterday from the Episcopal bishop of Honolulu.
 John p. Leary of Peabody, Mass, the Yale Law school senior arrested for theft of clothing from another stu dent was committed yesterday to the Spring Side home for observation as to his mental condition.
 Senator O'Gorman Yesterday intro duced a bill to authorize the secre- tary of war to give medal to each surviving union and confederate sol- dier of the battle of Gettysburg The bill would appropriate $3o.0V04
 Dick Farino, Aged 29, of Bridgeport, was arrested at Waterbury yesterday, charged with violation of the white slave act. It is alleged that he brought to Waterbury for immoral purposes Lizzie Brown of Stamford.
 Detective P. J. Weyand, who was employed by the attorney general of Maine on the Hattie Hackett murder mystery, doubts the statement of R. E. Dunbar a prisoner in New York city, that he took part in the murder
 The First Step Towards Home Rule for the cities of the state was taken yesterday when the general assembly adopted the New Haven home rule bill, regarded as one of the most inn portant measures before the legisia- ture.
 Reports of the Condition of National Banks in response to the call of the comptroller of the currency on April 4 show a large increase in loans. but large losses in cash and deposits as compared with the previous call on Feb. 4.
 The Price of Ice in New York, al- ready raised from r to 30 cents a, hundred pounds to hotels and cafes. may be increased again shortly, all though the retail price to families will remain at 40 cents, the same as last year.
 Wreckers Began Yesterday to de- rno1ish the walls of the historic Drexel building at the corner of Wall and Broad streets, New York. long the home of J. P. Morgan & Go. The building is to be replaced by a $2,000,- 900 structure.
 Testimony Was Given Yesterday in the superior court at Hartford in sup port of the contention of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company that the wreck of the Valley express at Maromas Aug. -27, 1911, was caused by train wreckers.
 The Anti College Fraternity Fight was practically ended in the Wisconsin legislature yesterday by the assem- blymen's refusal, with 19 dissenting votes, to receive the Anderson resolu- tion directing the regents of the Uni versity of Wisconsin to eliminate the cf,a i@fi i0s