Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-22

luna mas received $l64 as restitution for fraud against the government by a widow of North Dakota.
 The Finding of Stamps lining mice nests has solved the mystery of the stealing of $50 in stamps from the 1onkers postoffice in 1910.
 The Order of Railroad Telegraphers In session at Baltimore, adopted a res oiution that a federal eight hour law be passed for railroad telegraphers.
 An Unusual Transaction occurred at South Norwalk when the South Nor walk city electric works purchased, at a profit. some $20.000 of city of South NorWaIk bonds.
 For Running Down with His AuSo- mobile and killing Gilbert Malette at Providence on Sept II. 1911, Herman K. Wagner was yesterday sentenced to IS months Imprisonment.
 John Kucun Was Convicted of man. slaughter yesterday for the fatal stab ping of Vincinto Szferowch at South Portland, Me. on April B. He will be sentenced later.
 Designs for Two New Stamp Books, one to contain 96 one cent stamps and the other 24 one cent and 24 two cent stamps, were approved by the post office department yesterday.
 The Bill Granting Votes to women for all statutory offices in Illinois was reported favorably to the Illinois house of representatives yesterday and advanced to second reading.
 Florence Daigneau, the IS Years Old Hartford girl, who has been missing from her home here since Saturday night, has been placed under arrest in Boston.
 Albert Freeman, Convicted with Julian Hawthorne and others of using the mails to defraud investors, was released in S150,000 bail yesterday pending appeal.
 Three Little Children of Amos Hub bard were badly burned by 9 fire which broke out in their home at Newbury- port, Mass yesterday. Elizabeth, aged 5, probably will die.
 A Result of the Carpenters' Union officials efforts to unionfze the plan ing mill men of Indianapolis, a lock out of carpenters has been inaugIrated by the General Contractors associa- tion.
 First SeIectnan William H. Gibnsy of Berlin had a narrow escape from death Tuesday night. when he took a dose of iodine in mistake for cough medicine, the poison being in a sim liar bottle.
 The Annual Convention of the Epis- copal diocese of Bethlehem, Pa, yes terday went on record as opposed to a change of name of the denomination from Protestant Episcopal to Amer ican Catholic.
 RaffeIe CiavareIIi. Convicted of the murder in 1911 Of Robert Lockridge of Oswego, was electrocuted in Au- burn. N. Y, prison yesterday He went to the chair praying and kissing the crucifx.
 The Old Wolfe Manor House at Westerham, Kent, England where the conqueror of Quebec was born in 1727. has been bought by J. B. LearnOnt of Montreal MT. Learmont will turn it into a museum.
 John F. WiIE<ie, Chief of the GUS toms agents. whose resignation was announced a few days ago, will be- come assistant to Henry A. Blair, chairman of the board of the Chicago Railways company.
 Whether to Change the Age of eIigi- bility from 21 to IS years, was one of the most important matters of bus mess for consideration at the annual convention of the Maine Grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, yesterday.
 One Hundred and Twenty Dele gates, composing the supreme council of the Royal Arcanum. arrived at Que bee yesterday to attend the 36th an nual convention of the organization which will last over a week.
 Carlos Dominguez, Young Mexican and Lucienne Loprince, his 17-year- old Parisian sweetheart must go back to France. whence they eloped. They cannot land here, and they cannot go to Mexico City as they planned.
 Chicago Received a Shock in the announcement that William Lorfmer would be a candidate for United States senator under the direct elec- ton law at the expiration of the term of Lawrence Y. Sherman, two years hence.
 w. Frank CatteIl, Business Manager of the Buffalo Socialist, was arrested yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct Catteu was addressing a crowd of striking machinists when or dered to desist by the police. He re- fused.
 Edward F. Young, Treasurer of the Chicago, Terre Haute and Southern railway who is charged with embez- zling $25, GOO of the company's funds, has returned to Chicago after a months absence to take his punish ment.
 The Connecticut Commission for the erection of an equestrian statue on the battlefield at Gettysburg, made a trip to Gettysburg last week and in spected the work. but as some of the minor details were not finished did not accept 1t.
 Beniarnin L.. Legre. of Bridgeport, Conn, an organizer of the Industrial Workers of the World, was sentenced to Auburn prison yesterday for one year at hard labor. for rtoting during the recent textile strike at Little Falls, N. Y,
 Lieutenant Governor O'Hara was exonerated from blame and Miss Maud Robinson and sam Davis of Spring field are charged with attempting to obstruct the Illinois white slave com mission, by the report of the special senatorial eomnllttee.