Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-31

Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 Greeks in New York will hold a me- the late King George.
 Ten Thousand Dollars was appro- priated for the Ohio and Indiana flood sufferers by the Pennsylvanfa Grand Aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles Sat urday.
 A Looter Was Shet and killed on the West Side, Columbus, Ohio Many shots were fired at leoters by state troops on guard during the early morning hours.
 Lancins c. Bailey died at Utica, N. Y. Saturday, aged 43 years. He had been a member of the editorial staff of the Utica Observer for. the last Is years.
 pr. LederIe Aof the New York de- partment of health warned the public against foamy drinks at soda foun- tains in summer because of Saponin, powerful poison.
 At Least Three indictments will be returned against those alleged to be concerned in attempts to secure Har- ry Thaw's release from the Matteawau asylum by means of bribery.
 A Conscience Contribution of SAYS on account of whiskey and cotton goods slnuggled into the United States in 1876 was received Saturday from Canada by Secretary N1cAdoo.
 Whether the concussion from the Ire Of the great naval guns kills geese and chickens in the eggs is a question Secretary Daniels of the navy de- partment has been called upon to an SWer.
 Secretary Houston of the depart ment of agriculture has approved the advertising for sale of two billion feet of timber in national forests ir Alaska, California, Idaho and Mon tana.
 Iron Watering Troushs in New fork streets will be replaced by stone has his way. He says the stone troughs will protect horses from glan- ders.
 Sessions affirmed the fine of $ inn posed on Miss Maude Malone, the suf- fragist, who interrupted a speech made by Woodrow Wilson last Oc- tober.
 The First Submarine Torpedo Boat built for the navy and perhaps the first successful craft of that kind in I1i0 WOT1O, A 1, formerly the Hunger, has been condemned and will be used as a target.
 John L. Sullivan, Who refereed 8 prize fight at San Francisco called on the crowd to Come through like true sports for the relief of the Ohio and Indiana flood sufferers. The do- nation totaled s3.000.
 Eight Hundred Thousand Meals will be furnished by the federal gov ernment to the union and Confederate veterans of the Civil war while they are in camp on the battlefield of Gettysburg next July.
 Mayor F. F. Wade of Bristol, Conn, has issued call for a special city meeting to be held Wednesday even ing at which time ways and means will be considered toward relieving the flood sufferers in the west.
 Robert l. Brown Cashier of the Barnes Ihansas) state bank, was shot and killed today by a. man who robbed the institution. Later a posse of citi- zens shot the rooDer to death as he was trying to escape with a bag of $500 in gold.
 Several TeIesrams Were Received by President Wilson Saturday from people in Cincinnati urging that John H. Patterson, president of the Ma tional Cash Register company con victed of violating the Sherman anti. trust law and sentenced to a prison term be pardoned.
 New York Central Train No. 30, the Buffalo special, from Buffalo to New York, jumped the track at YoSts, N. Y., yesterday. Three sleepers a buffet car and express car and the day coach went into the Mohawk river and were partially submerged, but all the passengers escaped
 The Announcement That President Wilson will make his summer capi- taf near Cornish, N. H. will be re- ceived with considera ble disappoint ment by the people of Lyme, Conn. During the time he was president of Princeton and later governor of New Jersey, MT. Wilson spent his summers there.
 Tex Watson, of Tonopah, New, had his hair cut the other day and the event was momentous enough for Senator Pittman to inform President Wilson and send him pictures of Tex before and after Watson vowed in 1896 that he would never shave or get his hair cut until a democratic pres ident was elected.