Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-23

Mrs. Augustus w. Crowley has ask 1 ideal husband" of a few months. who disappeared with S30 of her money. The Methodists voted to ask Presi- dent Wilson to issue 8 call to other churches to set aside April 27 as a day of prayer for the Chinese republic. A Bill to Compel Railroads to issue interchangeable mileage books, good on all roads, was introduced yesterday by Representative WalIin of New York
 Industrial Workers of the World vis- itors were herded together and march ed out of Grand Junction, Col, by spe- ciaI policemen armed with shotguns and reVolvers.
 Memorial Services for the late for mer Senator John B. Henderson, au- thor of the thirteenth amendment to the constitution, aboHshing slavery, will be held May B.
 William A. keener, formerly a su- prenae court justice, Story professor of law at Harvard and dean of the Co., lumbia Law school, died at his home in New York yesterday. Leroy stalsy, Y, being held for burglary at Stamford attempted sui eide in the Stamford police station Monday night when he hanged him. self with a rope made from blanket
 Three Men Were Killed and seven injured in an explosion at Lake Ho- patconG. N J., yesterday in the pack ing house of the Atlas Powder com pany.
 Attorney Clarence s. Darrow re- turned to Chicago, after being absent two years defending the McNamara brothers and himself in Los Angeles. He will resume practise.
 John Dillon, Aged s1, noted many years ago in Chicago as a comedian and known among ac-ors as the best laugh -getter' in the profession. died at the home of his daughter in Chi cago.
 Parasites Which Will Destroy the weeviI that preys on the alfalfa crops of the west have been discovered in Italy by ". R. Thompson, representa- eive of the United States bureau of entomology.
 Five Ice Houses Owned by the Riv- erside Ice company at East Provi- Genee R. l., were burned yesterday by a fire which started from the over turning of 8 small oil stove The loss is about $30,000.
 Julius Bruckner, the Captain Of the coal barge Morning Star, who was ar rested at South Norwalz, charged with crininaIly assaulting his two year old term of the superior court under bail of $3.000.
 Women Won Their First Battle for the ballot in Pennsylvania when yes terday the senate adopted the joint resolution, previously adopted by the house, proposing an amendment to the state constitution giving women the franchise.
 Miss Alice Thaw and Godfrey D. Whitney were married at Cumberland Island, Ga, yesterday at the estate of MT. and Mrs. George Carnegie, broth er-in-Iaw and sister of the bride Mrs. Whitney is the sister of Harry K. Tbaw.
 J. X. Robinson, brush manufactur- CT. giving his address at the Marbridge Bridgeport authorities without bail pending the result of injuries inflicted upon Frank Smith. whom he ran down in an automobile yesterday.
 Miss ZeIie Emerson, the American militant suffragette who recently un- derWent a hunger strike in Holloway jail, left London for the country yes terday. She will enter a sanitar1um to prepare herself for an operation for appendicitis.
 Characterizine Organized Baseball ts the most audacious and autocratic trust in the country Representative Gallagher of Illinois yesterday intror duced a resolution for an exhaustive inquiry into the operations of the na- tional commission by 8 special com nlittee of congress.
 "A Boy Taken from an 1tfnerant ped dIeT Columbus. Miss several days ago. suspected of being four year old Robert Dunbar, missing from his home in OpeIousas, La, since last August, yesterday was identified by Mrs. c. P. Dunbar, the child's mother.
 Julian Hawtorne and Dr. wr. '. 1 Morton, convicted of misuse of the mails and now in Atlanta penftentfary awaiting parole, will not be eligible for l release until they actually have serv- | ed one-third of their sentences in 1 prison, which will be the latter part 1 of July.
 John Collins Was Held yesterday as | a witness in connection with the al- legged drowning in the Winoosh r1v- 1 at Bolton Va. of a negro youth who | had been accused of stealing the din- ner pails of three railroad section | hands. Collins is the fifth man taken into custody,
 The Prospects for Allowing the vet CTS of Providence, R. L. to decide whether the state should guarantee the $6,006, 066 bonds of the Southern New England railway, were increased yes terday when the house committee on judiciary decided that if @ special election is to be held for other pur- poses the Grand Trunk proposition should also be submitted esFIH5 CTDII<E