Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-24

1 iS11. TOT haFlng intoxicating liquors l in their possession
 The Entire North Atlantic Fleet has 1 been ordered to New York to be pres 1 ent at the dedication ot the Maine monument, May 30. Postmaster General BurIeson is said l to be contemplating in the near fu- ture a general shakeup in the rail- way mail service
 Portuguese and Russian Immigrants 1 from Hawaii are f1ocking into Cali ] fornia at the rate of 500 a week or about 25-000 a year. l E. T. Mann, Socialist, was ar rested in Charleston. ". Va, after the alleged receipt of 40 rifles He was held without bail. Henry B. Yeaeer, a Civil war vet eran. who comes to America every year to visit Lincoln's grave, has sail l ed for his home in Brussels.
 Charles c. Gregg, Father of S. A. league team, died at his home at 1 Charleston, Wash. Tuesday.
 William E. Hine, e2, said to be the 1 oldest Odd Fellow in the state, died at shelton, Conn, Tuesday night from infirmities incident to old age. l Between 200 and 25o Union Truck l men went strike at Rochester. N. 1 Y., yesterday, completely tying up the l work of two of the largest trucking l companies.
 Governor Tener of Pennsylvania i signed the bill prohibiting the sale
 of aigrettes and the shipments Of such feathers in or out of the state | after July 1.
 Townsend Burden of the Socially Prominent Burden family. with large manufacturing interests in Troy. N. | Y, died at New York yesterday. He was 74 years old.
 Steel Workers in the Plant of the American Steel Foundries company 1 at Granite City, H.. struck yesterday. 1 It is estimated that between 800 and l 1000 walked out.
 General Huerta, Provisional Pres 1 ident of Mexico has announced that l the campaign for the suppression of 1 the rebellion is about to be rene wed with great vigor.
 The Collier Alexander, which was 1 purchased for $206.O in England at ! the outbreak of the war with Spain has been condemned and will be sold 1 at auction at Manila.
 John McNamara, New York gro- ceryman, who pleaded guilty to sell ing oleonargarine improperly labeled was fined $5GG yesterday-the limit He was unable to pay and went to i jail
 Marriage Regulations That Would l serve as a model for the nation. will be framed by the Washington board of trade at it's regular meeting May g. and congress will be petitioned to endorse them.
 A Board of censors to Pass on all songs published in the United States was proposed at yesterdays session of the National Federation of Musical Clubs at Chicago by Mrs. Jason Walk CT of Memphis.
 The Body of the Negro Boy who it is claimed was thrown into the Winooski river at Bolton Vt, on Sat urday and in connection with which five men were placed under arrest was recovered yesterday
 Dr. Albert p. Fellows, a dentist Iiv- ing in an s8,o0o house in Philadelphia. declared in court, where he was brought on a charge of assertion that he makes only five dollars a. week and since January has earned $46.
 Wheat, Which Was Beginning to suffer from lack of moisture. was ben efited greatly when the heaviest rain of the season fell Tuesday night and early yesterday in western Kansas and northern Oklahoma and Texas.
 Attorney General Carmody of New York has filed notice of appeal from the decisions of Supreme Court Jus tice Mills granting Harry K. Thaw the privilege of holding private con- versations with his counsel at the asylum.
 Putting in the Crops Is More I'm portant now than the settlement of law suits District Judge w. 5. Lang made announced when he discharged the jury in his court at Phillipsburg, Kas. yesterday and told the mem bers to go back to their spring plant ing
 Following the Discovery of a case of smallpox just outside the naval academy grounds at Annapolis, Su- perintendent Gibbons yesterday sug- gested to Mayor Strange a house-to- house vaccination campaign, includ- ing all the officers and midshipmen at the academy.
 At the Conclusion of a Two Hours Conference yesterday with the entire tee on foreign relations, Secretary Bryan stated that the committee had given general approval to his outline of a plan designed to bring about in- ternationaf peace.
 A. G. Humphrey of West Haven Is at the New Haven hospital in a very serious condition, as a result. it Is alleged, of beating up suffered on April 6 in that borough. William Johnson, coIored was arrested for the assault, but was discharged for lack of evidence.
 The Action of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Curtis Brenton, wife of Rev. Craiston Brenton, professor in Trinity college, for divorce. and the counter suit of Professor Brenton against his wife were given hearing in Chambers, at Hartford, yesterday, by Judge Marcus H. 5Eolcomb of the superior court
 EIna TuttIes of New York has sued the New York. New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company for $5,000, al- leging that on Feb. 23 last she slipped on some ice at the station in South Norwalk and fell, that she bruised and wrenched her body 8 number of teeth were knocked out and she was severely shocked.