Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams Red Bank, N. J.. passed q resolution endorsing woman's suffrage.
 The National Child Labor commit tee will hold its annual conference at Jacksonville, Fla, March 1a-Ie.
 Miss Glare Foy. school teacher of Boise, Idaho. tried a forty day fast to relieve stomach trouble. She's dead.
 Car Workers at the nnwaIo car works of the Lehigh Valley railroad to the number of 250 struck yesterday in response to a strike order
 Mrs. Mary Seymour Howell, friend and co-worker with Susan B. An thony in the suffrage cause, died at her home in Mount Morris, IN. Y.
 Among the New Bills in the Penn syIvania. house of representatives, is one which prohibits the working of horses more than IF hours day.
 The Lippitt Mill of the B. B. & R. Knight company at Warwick, R. l., will be closed for about two weeks as the result of a fire which damaged the machinery yesterday.
 President Taft Has sent the Webb bill, which regulates the shipment of liquor into Adry states" to. Attorney General Wickersham for an opinion on its copstitutionality.
 Stephen krekao Was Bound over at New Britain to superior court under a bond of $7,500 yesterday for crim- finally abusing Helen Baldwin, aged twelve, last December.
 Word Was Received at Ansonia yesterday that A. D. Kron, first assist ant fire chief of the Ansonia fire de- partment Is in the city hospital, Bos- ton, in serious condition.
 Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the president elect, was in Albany yesterday to attend a hearing on the various bills presented by the state factory Investigating commission
 The Senate Yesterday ratified sup- p1ementary treaty with France, ex tending to 1918 the operation of the present arbitration treaty between that nation and the United States.
 Sheriff Hamburger of New York set Feb. 25 as the day when the personal property of General Daniel Siclles will be sold at auction to satisfy two judg- ments which have been out for some time.
 Bill Aimed to Prevent the consoli. dation of railroads and street railways in Massachusetts was reported unant- mously by the committee on railroads in the Massachusetts state senate yes- terday.
 Plans for Prompt Reorganization of the house will be made and democratic members of the new ways and means committee selected at a caucus of the democratic representatives in the in-, coming congress te be held March B. A Proposition to Have the state of Rhode Island guarantee the bonds of the Southern New England ratl- way so that the road may be compiet- ed was made by Governor Aram J. day.
 As the Continuation of Manicure parior romance Miss Saalie Louise Hall of New York are to wed next week. MT. Hall met his prospective bride at the Hotel Taft, where she was a mantcurlSt.
 The Body of Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sierras, was reduced to ashes yesterday Part of the ashes will be scattered to the wind at The Heights, the poets home, and the rest will be placed in rock mausoleum built by the poet himself
 Edward F. MyIius, the English jour- nalist convicted of libeling King George V, of England, and detained by the immigration authorities at El- lis Island, was given permission yes- terday by Federal Judge Coxe to enter the United States.
 charge of the governments war against the White Slave evil, has re- ported to Attorney General Wicker sham a plan he has evolved for the reform and rescue of the victims of the traffic in women.
 The Excise Bill which would re- duce the number of saloons in the national capital about half, increase the dry zones around school build ings and authorize the president to a new excise commission, was yesterday by the senate.
 Several Thousand Dollars worth of elry, believed to be the loot taken from residences in Cleveland by mem bers of the so- called Burglar Trust were recovered in, a Chicago pawn shop.
 Victor Ekensren, Residing 100 miles below Fort Yukon, said to have had wealthy relatives in Worcester, Mass, was beaten to O0dth Dy dTuHhel1 H. dians last month. according to Arch deacon Stuck, an Episcopaiian mis- sionary.
 The Bill Authorizing Payment of S71 900 to citizens of Fl Pa.so Texas and Douglas, Ariz., for injuries re- ceived from shots across the boundary line by Mexican revoluticnists in 1911, passed the senate yesterday and has still to be acted on by the house
 
 Incendiaries Fired the House occu- pied by Major J. B. Payne. of the West Virginia National guard on duty in the martial law zone, at Da- kota, not far from Paint Creek, w. Va., yesterday. Major Payne and Mrs. Payne had a narrow escape from death. A Letter Written by George Wash ington at Mount Vernon on February {. 17S9 referring f0 the election oP the