Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-12

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 Lestershire, N V. Citizens have voted for Sunday baseball
 The New York Congestion commit tee discovered that one family in every 150 is evicted each year.
 or the Thirty Thousand Children enrolled in the Hawaiian public schools nearly ten thousand are Japanese.
 AIonzo D. Brown. e5 Years Old. q millionaire manufacturer of St. Louis, died at San Antonio Tex, Saturday.
 Chuck" Corners, Picturesque Fig ure of the old Bowery, died of heart disease in a New York hospital yes tcrday.
 Senator OGorman of New York in troduced a bill appropriating $66000 to reimburse those who rans0med Miss Ellen M. Stone, in 1901
 ceived an anonymous letter warning him that Rlenhetm Castle is threat ened by the suffragettes
 Rev. Leander Trowbridse Chamber lain, noted divine and author. died
  r. c. Hayward, at Pasadena, Fla, He was 16.
 Accidents in Quarries, Coal Mines and metal mines of the United States during 1911 resulted in loss of life to 3.602 men out of the 1.00&2S1 men em- ployed.
 After a Conference Between police and juvenile court officials it was an nounced today that boy police force would be instituted at Portland, Ore, next Wednesday,
 Prices Received by Producers of the United States for staple crops in creased 2.3 per cent from April l to May l. according to 8 report by the department of agriculture.
 The South Congregational Church of New Britain yesterday extended a call to Rev. w. C. c. Hill of St Johns bury, Vt. to become pastor of the church, II is believed he will accept
 The Grand Army Of the Reoubiic was invited to have it's 1913 encamp- ment in Chattanooga, in September by q resolution adopted at a meeting of Chattanooga citizens Saturday af- ternoon.
 Ambrose 3. Stannard. New York contractor erecting post office and fed eral buildings in various parts of the country went into bankruptcy Sat urday with debts of 312,000 and assets of $171,000.
 The Third Bank Robbery at Bonan- za. near Fort smith Ark. within week occurred early Saturday when three men entered the First State bank there, dynamited the safe and escaped with about 1000.
 The Phipps Institute, a million dol far gift by Henry Phipps ot New York to the University of Pennsylvania for losis among the poor, was dedicated at Philadelphia yesterday.
 Governor Tener of Pennsylvania Saturday signed a bill prohibiting the sale or gift of cigarettes or cigarette papers to persons under twenty one years of age. Such sale or gift is made punishable by a fine of from $100 to $500.
 'Mothere' Day" intended to Do Honor to living mothers and to pay homage to the memories of those who have gone before, was originated in Philadelphia in March. 1908. and now has become an international observ- ance.
 Secretary Bryan States that while the British government had not been directly asked to renew the arbitra- tion treaty which expires by linfita- ton in June, he expbected 1t would effectually be renewed in time to pre- serve it.
 Two More Deaths from Tonsilitis occurred Saturday at Canton, Mass, making 8 total of 13 since the epidemic developed. Altogether 357 persons, or about one of every ten of the towns population, have contracted the dis ease.
 Four men, Arrested by Federal of ficers at St. Agatha, Me. near the boundary between Maine and New Brunswick. on the charge of snug gling four horses across the border, paid fines of S25 each in the United States district court Saturday.
 Mrs. Harry Capon, Daughter of Da- vid Belan1ore wealthy manufacturer of New York, obtained d divorce Sat urday from her husband. formerly @ lieutenant in the United States army Miss Bellamore left school In England to marry Capon.
 Nineteen Children, Seventeen of her own blood, and two adopted, have been reared by Mrs. MAY C. koGh ol Los Angeles. yet she has undertaken the task of bringing up another. A peti- tion signed by Mrs. Koch for the adop- tion or an IS months old girl, Helen Shirley, was before Judge Mccormick in the superior court Saturday. GERMlCiDE SHRINKING CARTS. Plan to Kill the Dust Germs in Streets
 and Cutters.
 Albany. May 1.-The destruction of dust germs in streets and gutters through the agency of the city sprink- ling cart, is recommended by Thomas H. Ham, 9 local attorney. He sug- gests that 9 bag of sulphate of iron placed in the water tank, sufficient in amount to make 9 1 per cent. solution would kill innun1era ble dust germs and parasites.