Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-17
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 London Taxpayers Devoted $43o,0oo to feeding 38,000 poor school children during 1912
 The Parliament at Copenhagen pass ed bill granting $25 to children of indigent widows.
 The 18th Child Was Born on May 13, 1913, to MT and Mrs William H Snow at Hackensack N J.
 The Employees of the Halifax tram ways and Electric Light company, 200 in number, struck yesterday.
 One Hundred Boss Barbers called on Mayor Gaynor of New York yesterday and asked him to arbitrate their con troversy with their striking employees
 Many Vessels Are Being Delayed at Philadelphia in loading and diScharS- ing their cargoes because of a strike of lOngshoremen which began last Wednesday.
 Only Three Days in This Country, 1 Miguel Martinez, a wealthy Syrian, and his son, Manuel, succumbed to es
 caping gas in their room in a Wash ington hotel
 A Resolution Favoring the acquisi- ton by the state of waste and wild land for forest development purposes was adopted by the Massachusetts Forestry association.
 
 The international Bankers who fur nlshed the money for the Brazilian coffee valorization scheme were de- nounced yesterday by Senator Norris during the tariff debate. Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet, widow of the late Confederate general and for mer postmistress at Gainesville, Ga, will have & hearing Monday before the senate postoftice committee. Creation Of a Buraeu of Fine Arts as part of the federal governments activities was urged yesterday at the i closing session of the convention of the American Federation of Arts.
 Lieut.. EIlyson, an American aviator. has brought suit for $10,000 against railroad companies for injuries receiv- ed when he slipped on q grease spot in the Union station at Washington.
 Mrs. Edith Dole Robinson of New Haven was granted d divorce yester- day by Judge Curtis from Charles w. Robinson, a well known lawyer The plaintiff alleged intolerable cruelty.
 A We'll Dressed Man who shot and killed himself on a street corner at as James J. Carsine of Waterbury, Conn He had been in i'll health for some time.
 The Dressmakers' Protective league has been formed at Boston. They sent a resolution to President Wilson ask ing for more rigid laws against snug gling. by imposing Imprisonment as well as fines.
 Mystery in the Death of Ernest Lar1ey. whose body was found in shallow creek near Ford, Kan, a week ago, was dispelled yesterday when an l autopsy disclosed the fact that he died of heart disease.
 A Bomb Placed Under the Porch of Harry HuddlinS. foreman in one of the Paterson silk mills exploded yester-
 day and tore away a large section of
 the porch, but did not injure the occu- pants of the house.
 pr. Samuel w. SCT3ECoH, cHlel ol til5 United States bureau of standards. yesterday was reelected president of the national ccOnference of weights and measures. holding its eighth annu- al meeting at Washington.
 F. B. Slate, Editor of a Mt. Auburn, 1 Ill., paper. yesterday shot Dr. B. r. Windsor mayor of Mt Auburn, in the stomach. The mayor boarded a train and went to q hospital in Springfield. Slate was arrested and jailed. Women Driven from Haunts in the Philadelphia TenderlOin by the vice quarantine now in force in that city 1 will be cared for by the municipality and private. citizens, according to an announcement by Mayor Blankenburg.
 An Estate Estimated at $t2o00,oO0 left bv the late John T. Pirie, prom inent Chicago merchant will be divid ed about equally among his widow, three daughters and three sons. fourth son, Allan, is cut off with $1,000.
 Charles r. Burns, an assistant fore man in the weather bureau at the tune
 of the dismissal of Chief Willis l.. Moore, yesterday was reduced in rank and salary by Secretary Houston, who . declared Burns guilty of misconduce 1n the perIO IOffnance OL HIS uNtl07' Georae Dentch, Who Chased his wife and family ont of their home dur ing a frenzy last Tuesday evening with shotgun and axe. was adJudged ln-
 sane in Meriden police court yesterday anI committed to the hospital for the Insane at Mfddletown for six months. Morris Levine, Undersized and swathy. was sentenced to ten years at hard labor in the federal prison at At Ianta yesterday as a white shaver.
 He was convicted of taking Rosa Friedman from New York to Pitts burg and later to New Orleans for immoral purposes.
 Grant Stafford, Vice President of Winfield Kan. bank, accounted one of the W ealthiest men in Winfield, was convicted yesterday on five counts charging the theft of cigars from local dealers. Testimony was that stafford on seven occasions took more cigars than he paid for.
 Senator Ashurst Gave Notice last night that he would call up at the ear Hest possible moment his resolution asking the secretary of the navy for information concerning bids for armor