Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-04

Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 All .hs Members of the Madero family now in Cuba will sail for New York today.
 wages of 1900 brewery workers af Boston were increased $1 week. ing 1.200 sides of leather to be used for shoes for King George and family.
 Nathan Silver, Bartender of New York, was held for special sessions, charged with selling liquor to 10 year old child.
 Samuel sIone, a Beokkeeper, was found dead in his room at Bridge port boarding house yesterday from illuminating gas.
 Governor Baldwin Will Tender a re- ception to members of the general as- senbly on the evening of March II,
 Charles studebaker, e4 Years Old, has left Washington on 1000 mile hike, pushing wheelbarrow bearing 365 pounds of luggage.
 A League For the Furtherance of strikes is being organized in Kansas City Members will pay ten cents a week for supporting strikers.
 In Order to Rid the City of mosqui- toes, Director Cook of the Phfladel- phia department of public works, has enlisted the aid of the Boy Scouts.
 President Taft Has Accepted the Treasury departments plan for re- arranging the customs districts so they will be reduced from 160 to less than fifty. ]
 Ray Atkinson, the Fatty Felix" of Smith Brothers circus, was buried at Camden, N. J. Sixteen pallbearers were needed to carry out the coffin that weighed 587 pounds.
 When Mrs. Taft Leaves the White House today she will take with her the autograph album in which notable visitors during the past four years have inscribed their names.
 Charged With Violating the copy right law, Edward Snipe, a theatrical bonds for appearance in the federal court in New York in April
 The Guidon Club of New York, has been reorganized with the sole pur- pose of fighting the woman suffrage movement and it will at once begin an active campaign to this end.
 Robbers Entered the Store of Otto Goldsmith a Philadelphia diamond merchant in the heart of the city yesterday. blew open a safe with dy- naInite and stole diamonds valued at $7,000.
 Thomas Middleton, 30 Years Old, one of the wealthiest real estate op orators in Philadelphia. announced his wedding to Miss Cornelia NJ. Whitney. 64 years old. and formerly his house keeper.
 Dissolution of the so-calied "Coai Tar Trust" is asked by the govern naent in a civil suit, filed in the United yesterday under the Sherman anti trust law.
 Fifteen Days After the Death of his author, R. F. Warner of St. Paul died at Marnhull, England, where he had been with Mrs. French. News of his death reached here yesterday.
 The Proposed Strike of a thousand or more students of the Albany High school yesterday because of the sus pension of two members of the senior class for conversing together during school hours, failed to materialize.
 Instead of Opening Offices in New York yesterday as he had planned Dr. F. F. Friednann, the young Ger man physician, has decided to test his tuberculosis serum before the New York County Medical society before he attempts any treatment of patients
 George A. Sipp, a former New York hotel keeper, whose testimony before the grand jury led to the indictment
 
 charges of bribery and extortion, was granted permission by Magistrate CorTigan yesterday to carry g. revo1 yer.
 William L. Chambers, of Washing ton, Q. C., former chief justice of the International court at Samoa, and a former member of the Spanish Treaty Commission, was yesterday chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dis pute between the Eastern railroads and their firenen.
 The Plan Proposed by President E. J. ChanberIin Of the Grand Trunk railway and sanctioned by Governor Pothier to have the state guarantee tfon of the Southern New England railway was dtsapproved by q cos2- mittee named by the governor.
 The So Called Thread Trust was attacked by the federal government in 8 civil antitrust suit filed at Tren- ton, N. J., yesterday, seeking the dis solution of the alleged attempted mon opoly by the Coates interests of Great Britain of the Thread trade of the United States including that of the American Thread company.
 4 Locomotive Drawing a Special train carrying the Massac chusetts Vol unteer militia from New England to Washington for the inauguration blew up at East Railway, N J., on the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday at 9.25 yesterday. The engineer and fire men of the locomotive were badly in- jured, but no passengers were hurt.
 Armstrong Dies of Injuries.
 Waterbury, Conn, March 3-Fresl-