Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-06

trains.
 Fire Commissioners Johnson of New York city will set fire to a building in guish one.
 William Alvin of Raraboo. Wis, found a heron in that city with the words Votes for Women on tag around it's neck.
 Damage Estimated at $500 was caused by a lively blaze at Torrington yesterday at the factory of the Fitz- gerald Manufacturing company.
 President Wilson Has Made No ar arrangements yet for paying pew fenl. That is to say. he has not decided on
 The Colorado Supreme Court yester day held that a person may not be convicted of murder by the use of his own admissions while talking in his sleep.
 Governor Pothier of Rhode Island yesterday vetoed the bill allowing the lease of. the Southern New England railway to the Central Vermont rail- way for a term of 99 years.
 The Commission Form of Govern nent became effective at Pasadena, Cals yesterday. marking the retire ment of Mayor Thum, for years Pasa- dena's millionaire executive.
 lt is All Over With Happy Jack" MuIraney. He must die this month for the murder of Paddy the Priest" Judge Rosalsky yesterday denied his application for new trial.
 The Jury in the Case of Dr. Arthur B. Smith. charged with the murder of his wife by poisoning at Springfield. O., reported yesterday that they had been unable to reach a verdict.
 Joseph F. Costello, Broker of Bos- ton, who was formerly well known newspaperman, died yesterday at the home of his father in law. Colonel A. c. Drinkwater. at Braintree, Mass,
 College Men Under the Latest Scheme devised by the war department will be organized into a reserve corps of officers available for the command of volunteer troops in case of war. The Supreme Court Yesterday ex- tended the time in which the Union Pacific Railroad company must dis pose of it's 46 per cent. in the Southern Pacific stock from May 12 to July 1.
 Rev. Christian F. Reisner of Grace Methodist church, New York, an nounces that the rule forbidding Meth odists from attending theaters, cir cuses or horse races is a dead letter.
 The Body of Charles Rollins, aged 57. was found yesterday suspended at the end of a rope in stile across the road from the PettengiH fram which he occupied at Livermore Falls. Me. Suicide.
 rhysioisns Are E.;,a Pgzzisd sd R,,a,l7s, Ry the Slater. a lawyer of Maryland and Virginia, who died at Washington of an infection of the brain due to an ulcerated tooth.
 Jacob Doll & Sons, conducting a store in Pittsburg, Pa. must pay Giovanni Tommaso Rtbetti $15,00o be- cause 8 man cleaning windows in their store fell upon him as he was walking along the streets.
 William Lingley, Alias Harry Miller, alias Big Bill" went/to death with 8 smile on his lips in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison yesterday, paying the penalty for the nrl1rder of Patrick Burns, a Bronx saloon keeper.
 Charles Carlson, Aged 24 Years, of Milwaukee, an aviator, was almost in- stantly killed at Akron. O., yesterday when he was crushed beneath the en- zine of his aeroplane after falling from a height of about 200 feet. The Supreme Court Yesterday de- clared unconstitutional the Oregon fe- ciprocal demurrage statute of l90l, without opinion further than announc- ing that the action was based on the authority of the Hardwick grain ele- vator case.
 Persons Exporting Arms frorn the United States to promote revolution in Mexico may be arrested by Amer1- can authorities for violating the neu- trality proclamation of 1912 before the arms actually have left the United States.
 Colonel J. F. Burke Who Com nanded the "Old Guard battalion" of Atlanta which visited several eastern cities in 1879 on it's famous mission of peace,' yesterday announced that plans were complete for similar trip this month.
 Laura B. Craner, State Depart ment Clerk. charged with having used
 .spook influences" upon Fenton J. Hurd, a Greenwich, Conn, millionaire, to obtain S40.000 will have to turn the 1 money back to his estate. according to
 
 If Reductions in Wages of working men follow the enactment of the dem ocratic tariff bill, the Investigating powers of the department of commerce will be called in to establish whether they are of a bona fide nature. says Secretary Redheld.
 Officers of the Chicago Federation of Labor yesterday began raising funds for the financial aid of Clarence Dar- row, the attorney who defended the McNamara brothers. The attorneys S friends declare he is penniless as a result of his two trials. Burton w. Gibson, the New York Lawyer, charged with the murder of his client. Mrs. Rosa Menschik Szabo, on Greenwood lake last July was talk en from the county jail at Goshen, N. Y., yesterday to Newbufg. where on May 1s he will be placed on Nial for the second time
 Policeman John O'Leary Found an Aged Woman praying Sunday night in an alley at Chicago. She explained l that every year she visited ~the spot where her son was killed tnfthe Hay market riots more than a quarter of a century ago and offered a prayer in i his memory.
 The New Haven System Was Charged with unlawful discrimination