Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-17

,cticut in Proportion to tf
 Condensed feiegrams
 Woman Suffrage by Constitutional Amendment in Florida is dead for | four years.
 Paul Murphy, Aged 1e, was killed by baseball batted by his 1S year old brother Joe. The Pennsylvania Trout Season opened with catches ranging from 19 to AS for individuals. Selection of Saloon Keepers by pop ular vote became a reality in Elk Point, a town in South Dakota, yes terday.
 The Safe in B. F. keittss theatre at indianapolis, Ind, was blown open during Tuesday night and s2,00O stolen.
 Mrs. Susan HaeusIcr died from blood poisoning. resulting from stepping on l carpet tack in her home at Potts vile, Pa.
 Forest Fires, the First of the sea son in the Black Hi1is South Car 1 olina. are again menacing the na- 1 tional forest.
 William H. Allen Was yesterday l indicted m for first degree murder in the killing of Francis F. Cunningham in Westville on April 3
 Two of the Silk Mills now idle oe- cause of the strike of 25,000 workers for more pay and shorter hours are leaving Paterson, N. J.
 The Turkish Sultan has agreed to send Mohammedan professor to the Philippines to instruct the Moros that 1t is wrong to kill Christians. The Kaiser Has Placed illuminated signs on his automobiles at night so that the police may recognize his cars. They bear the words God is with lls."
 Feilsburs Lake, at Monticello, N. Y. Vantran. who disappeared from his home on a stormy night six months ago.
 from England by Henry Ford. have ar rived in Detroit and will be given their liberty on Mir F'ord's farm near that city.
 Charles H. Mann, for More than a i quarter of a century superintendent of the Press Gallery of the House of Representatives. died yesterday. He was fl years old.
 State Tuberculosis Commissioner John F. Gunshanan went to Provi7 dence yesterday. 10 see pr. Fried doctor to visit Connecticut. A Number of Patients at the gen era1 hospital at Kansas Citv yester- day suffered from inaftention follow ing strike of the junior nurses of the institution.
 The New Jersey Court of ParoIons of Paterson, who was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment for the ! murder of Jennie Boscheiter. Under the WiIf jof Mary J. Cook, wllo died in Newark, N. l., her daugt- ter, Mrs. A C. Chambers, of Arizona, gets an income of $50 a month if she never sets foot in the state ,,
 J. Pierpont Morgan Was Elected director of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad company to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his father, J. Pierpont Morgan.
 A Gall Was Extended by the First Baptist church of Minneapolis to pr. A c Dixon; at present pastor of the Sturgeon Tabernacle, London Eng land, at a meeting yesterday. !. Billboard Posters Showing Bur Iesque Girls dressed in tights are to hOuser. second deputy superintendent of Chicago police, who ! is the censor of public morals.
 Proceedings in the Illinois Lower House were enlivened yesterday by an attempted personal attack upon Speaker William Mckinley of Chi cago, by Representative Lee O'Neil Browne of Ottawa during a debate.
 A Million and Quarter Quarts of whiskey, stout and ginger ale arrived at New York from Dublin yester- was the largest shipment of liquors and soft stuff that ever reached that port.
 An Attempt to Enforce the Order of Industrial Workers of the World leaders for a general strike in all the factories in Milford, Mass. re- suited in serious rioting yesterday. Two police officers and two strikers were injured. but not seriously.
 Jewellers and Other Commercial Concerns all over the country are
 
 to their places of business to catch the official correct time flashed at 10 o'clock every night from the navy's powerful wireless station at Arlington, Va.
 pr. Lewis w. Hoppin of Kingston, Ont, who came to New York three days ago with his bride and disap- peared, was found yesterday a a ho- tel. He had been suffering from aphasia, and had been wandering about the city since his disappear ance.
 A Demand for Higher Wages and the abolition of piecework was re- fused by the directors of the Draper company of Ropedale, Mass. yester- day at the conclusion of conference between the directors and 6 commit tee of nine representing the striking foundrymen.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad paid fine of $5.G00 and $35G costs in the United States district court at Boston YesterdaY for