Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-28

at Hartford yesterday while boating
 with several companions. Mayor Marx of Detroit yesterday sent Governor Cox $6.G00 by wire for relief of Ohio flood sufferers. storekeepers at Indianapolis have | advanced the prices of foods, in so1nC cases to double the ordiHary rates. Tine Body of a Baby seven weeks old was found in 8 glass jar near River head, l.. l. It is believed to have been thrown overheard
 Binghamton, N. ", is on the Verge of serious flood Families and goods are being removed from houses in the low-lying districts in boats.
 Five Women Rescued at Indianapolis are suffering from pneumonia ana cases of whooping cough and measles were discovered among the refugees An inspector of Weights and meas
 ures examined the scales of the post office at Bayonne, N. J., found them two ounces short and condemned them J. w. Gaver, Justice of the Peace at Briggsdale, O., swore in several depu- ties yesterday and armed them, with instructions to shoot down all looters Mise Fora Reed, an advocate of woman's suffrage, was appointed mes
 senger in the United States health ser vice in Seattle, Wash. at $50 per month
 eergt Luther Goodwin, U.S.A. died fn the Bridgeport hospital yesterday from hiccoughs, from which he had suffered continuously, night and day for nine days.
 The Vandafia Railroad Bridge owe. the White river at Indianapolis went down yesterday morning, carry1ng
 with it ten GETS put there to hold it in place.
 Leve and Life, the painting pre- sented "to the American people, dur
 has been returned to the White House | from the Corcoran Art gallery.
 Two More Victims of omaha's East e1 Sunday tornado died during wed Adams. a bride of three weeks, and
 Mrs. E. S. Snyder.
 Col. D. N. oyser, an attache of the | Columbus sanitary department, report ed yesterday afternoon that two truck i loads of bodies were removed from one point on the West Side. James Mccrsa, F$rn1er President of 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad company,
 who has been i'll for some time, took I q turn for the worse yesterday and his condition is very grave
 l Never Before in the History of the
 United States has there been such 2. ! general prostration of telegraph ana l telephone wires as exists today in the 1 hood-Swept regions
 "Ths Floods in Ohio and Indiana show conclustvely that we must de-
 veiop a great national waterways aiy s project" said Secretary Lane of the | interior department yesterday. President James B. Mahon of tho, New York stock exchange yesterday | appointed committee of five to col l lect subscri ptions from members for the relief of the flood sufferers.
 Grain Trading on the New York pro l duce exchange was completely tied up yesterday by the worst demorallzat1oA of wire service as 8 result of the l floods, in the history, of the exchange The Kentucky River is Rising rapid ly and many people living along its course are fleeing to the hills and
 mountains, driving their livestock ahead of them.
 in a Freight Wreck on the Falls branch of the New York Central yes terday morning near Albion, N. r.,
 Ray Egan and William Grinnell,
 Rochester hremen. were killed and five persons injured.
 May c. Broke, aged 6e. the last sur vivor of the Laura Keene cast which played at F'ord's theatre, Washington, the night President hjncoln was shot, died of cancer in North Adams, Mass.
 Pittsbure Has But Two Days meat supply. Because of the recent high prices packers have been buying spar chi from
 Chicago have been tied up by flood conditions.
 Tho Maine Central Railroad, the New York, New Haven and Hartford and the Boston and Maine railroads will transport without charge supplies for the relief of tornado and flood sui ferers.
 The Trial of B. L. Lesere of Bridge
 port, Conn, a member of the Indus trial Workers of the World, pr0oab!y
 will be taken up Monday He IS charged with rioting during the strlko ar Little Falls, N- Y
 Frank J. Gould Sailed for Paris yes America. MT. Gould said he was dis gusted with the way the United States government interfered with business in this country and that he preferred to live in France.
 Governor Cox Yesterday Issued proclanat ton declaring holiday in all districts flooded in Ohio during the next ten days. This was done to pro- tect negotiable paper that might be subject to presentation.
 impeachment Proceedings against Lewis W. Moulton as sheriff Of Cum berland county, Me, for alleged non enforcement of the prohibitory law were instituted by Gov. William T Haines in a special message to the legislature yesterday.
 More Than Thousand Families have been driven from their homes aE Hast Liverpool. O., five thousand pot ters have been deprived of employment tenn mporarily, and the city waterworks are out of commission as the result of the Hood in the Ohio river
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 New Haven. Conn. March 27.-The beard of directors of the supreme council of the Knights of Columbus today appropriated $10.660 te be ap- piled to relieving of distress in the flooded districts in the west and are