Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-27

Condensed Teiegrams

Consul Letcher at Chihuahua, Mex, reports that peace negotiations be- tween federals and rebels are pro- gressing favorably.
 Representative F. P. Greenwood of Massachusetts introduced bill mak- ing the sale of tobacco to women pun ishable by a fine of $50
 The New Mexico Senatorial question seems practically settled by the pledg- ing of enough votes in caucus to re- elect Senator A. B. Fallon on Tuesday.
 There Is No One in Washington with the privilege of carrying a revolver. There has not been one gun carry ing" permit taken out in the last five years.
 During the Past Year an average of over seven persons met with violent deaths each day on Manhattan Island, 8 single one of New York citys~ five boroughs.
 Assemblyn1an Levy introduced a bill in the New York assembly which pro- hibits hotel owners from refusing to receive any guest because of his race, creed or color.
 Archduke Rainer, of the house of Hapsburg, Vienna, and therefore re- lated to Emperor Francis Joseph. is dying. The last sacrament was ad- ministered yesterday.
 unseasonabIy Warm and Wet Weather in all parts of the country has caused a flood of correspondence to pour in on Professor Willis L. Moore chief of the weather bureau.
 Parole Privileges for Life term con- victs who have served 15 years or more in federal prisons is recommend ed by William H. Mover, warden of the United States prison at Atlanta, Ga.
 Edward Whitin, treasurer of the Whitin Manufacturing company and son of Charles P. Whitin, the founder of the cotton industry in Whitinsville, Mass. died Saturday at the age of 75 years.
 Abandonment of the Inaugural Ball and the decision not to permit use of the capitol for a public reception has aroused talk of a mammoth public reception at the White House on the evening of March 4.
 Officials of the Pure Food Board hold they have no authority to place gov ernment inspectors in Pacific coast packing houses to inspect citrus fruits before shipment, as has been request ed by the fruit men.
 The Tariff Hearings, covering the fourteen schedules of the present law, along with the free~list and misceI- laneous articles and general admins tratfve provisions, will come to a close with the end of this week.
 Announcement Was Made Saturday that John D. Rockefeller has pledged $50.000 to the Northern Baptist con- vention provided the convention raises $125, 000 more than last year, when a total of $1,569.000 was obtained.
 
 One Hundred and Twenty five Mill lion dollars represents the value of and Pacific coasts of the United States via the isthmuses of Panama and Te- hauntepec during the last year.
 c. P. Long, Wealthy wholesale liquor merchant, of Jacksonville, Fla, Saturday shot and killed Miss Sue Dickinson of Wilmington, Del. aged 23. and then killed himself. The trag- edy took place in Longs office after the two had quarreled.
 Chairman Adamson. of the house commerce committee, in a formal ident-elect Wilson's first requests upon the incoming congress would be for a repeal of the free passage provision in the Panama canal act applying to American ships.
 Design for the Memorial to Major Archibald w Butt, personal aide to President Taft, and Francis D. Millet, the artist, two Washingtonians lost with the Titanic was approved Sat urday by the president. The memo rial is 8 fountain with 8 shaft rising from it's center.
 The "kaiser Prize" given by Elm peror William of Germany was for mally awarded to the Junger Maenner- chor of Philadelphia yesterday. The prize, 8 silver statue of Bard of the Middle Ages. has been won twice by the Philadelphia organization and m der the conditions of the competition becomes its permanent property.
 A Wooden Model confidently asserted to be that of the famous yacht Amer ica, has been discovered with other relics stored away in the headquarters of the Worcester Grand Army post. Congressman Butler Ames, the owner of the America, Saturday asked the post to sell him the model which he wishes to present to the New York Yacht club.
 Eighteen Princeton Students were brought to Trenton, N. J.. yesterday and in the capacity of strikebreakers sang the morning and evening services of St. Michaers Episcopal church in place of the members of the regular choir, who had struck because, they declared, the rector was interfering with them s,nd their organist.
 Vernon 0. Lytle, mail carrier on rural route No. out of Batavia, Ohio. is the first man to accept and deliver under parcel post conditions, a. live baby. The baby, boy weighing 10 3-4 pounds. is the child of Mir. and Mrs Jesse Beagle. living in Blen Este, and was delivered to it's grandmother, Mrs. Louis Beagle, who lives about mile from it's home.
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