Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-15

1gE1llllGl scticut in Proportion :
 Condensed Teiegrams The First Anniversary of Arizona's i admission to statehood was celebrated l yesterday.
 Charles M. ScF1wab Acted as Sponsor Saul1es, former Yale football star, at l South Bethlehem, Pa.
 General Stewart L. Woodford, civil
 war veteran and former United States
 minister to Spain, died at his home in New York yesterday.
 The Annual Pension Appropriation | bill. carrying s180.39o, 900, an increase l of $15.000.000 over last year, was taken up .Dy the house yesterday. Cotton Consumed in the United states during January amounted to o33,261 running bales, compared with 446,2s7 bales in December.
 The Burlington, N. J., Postoffice was temporarily put out of business when l a package containing pepper was broken in the mail pouch.
  to have the committees on appropria-
 tions raise the salary of the president s secretary from s6,o00 to $7,5Oo. Judge Moves in the Federal district court at New York denied a motion to admit to bail Edward F. Mylius, the journalist convicted in England of li- belling the king.
 John R. Hill, Said by Director Ralph of the bureau of engraving and print ing to be the most expert script en- graver in the world, died at Washing ton yesterday from apoplexy.
 Samuel Rauen, the First Man to be hanged in the District of Colum bia during the administration of President Taft, went to his death yeste1 day. He was convicted of wife murder.
 Henry Norton, Found Guilty of a charge of arson in connection with the burning of cottages at Woodmont last fall, was sentenced to state prison yesterday for from seven to eight years.
 Smoked Glasses May Be Necessary in viewing the suffragist pageant on March 3, for the committee on arrange ments yesterday announced that the costumes would include every color in the spectrum.
 The YpsiIanti Reed Furniture co., an institution adjoining the Michigan convict labor was largely employed was destroyed by fire yesterday at loss of $265, 5,000.
 Justice James w. Houghton of Sara toga Springs, a member of the appel late division of the New York supreme court, third department, died yester- day in Beston where he had gone to consult a specialist.
 / A Conscience Stricken EmpIoye of the federal government who secured sick leaye' with pay when he was not sick yesterday sent Secretary Mae Veagh $3a in restitution for deposit in T ~fIle 1eonseience fund"
 Sentence Will Not Be Passed for several days on President John H. Pat terson and 28 other officials and em- ployes of the National Cash Register Co. convicted of criminal violation of the Sherman antitrust act.
 Smith B. Cook, Chief Clerk in the registry division in the New York gen. eral postoff1ce, was found guilty yes- terday of stealing from the mails $6 in marked money. Sentence will be pronounced next Thursday.
 Additional Arrests Were Made at New Haven yesterday in the crusade against the sale and use of heroin, the prisoners being John .McCrann, charged with wholesale dealing in the drug, and Edward Saxon, colered, with being g retail dealer.
 Dean Charles R. Brown of Vale col 1ege and Dean Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale Law school have accepted ap- pointments on the general committee for the fourth American Peace Con gress to be held at St. Louis May 1, and 3.
 In the Massachusetts House yester- day the committee on constitutional amendments reported unanimously against the progressive party bill pro viding for the recall of judicial de- cisions and the recall of state and county officers.
 Another Batch of Letters obtained from the files of the American Sugar
 
 record by the government yesterday at the resumption of the hearings in the Sherman law cult for dissolution of the corporation.
 The So-Cailed "BIue Sky" Act, first adopted in Kansas and designed to ex- clude from the state questionable in vestment companies, while turning the light on those already within the state, became the law of Vermont by the ap- provsl of Gov. Fletcher yesterday,
 President Taft Has Approved the act ion of the West Point authorities who recommended the dismissal of Cadet Elmer E. Adler from the military academy for getting married. He elop- ed last month with one of the students in a fashionable girls school on the Hudson.
 The Brotherhood of Taxicab chauf- feurs is considering sending a delega- 1 ton of protest to Miss Sofe Irene Loeb | of New York, who told the League of American Pen Women that the basis 1 of the white slave traffic in the large | cities was the taxicab and system in | vogue.
 Burglars Yesterday seized and gag