Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28


 begun at Madrid. He denied he at tempted to kill the king. Edward Gerard, 19, Was Arrested at New Haven yesterday afternoon charg- ed with abuse of minor female He was held in $2,50O bonds for a hearing today
 Married Persons Live Longer than those who are single, according to sta- tistics gathered by Dr. c. St. Clair Drake of the Chicago health depart mont
 General Hugh L. Scott, U. s. A., yes terday inspected the border between Ell Paso and Juarez, with view to placing his troops in the event of a battle.
 Women of Geneva will be the first in the state of Illinois to- exercise their newly gained suffrage rights. They will vote July 12 on a proposal for free kindergartens.
 Action is to Be Sought in the next legislative session of practically every state by the United Commercial Trav- elers of America, in the interest of bet ter hotel regulations.
 The $15,0Oo California Appropriation 
 the veterans to the Gettysburg memo rial celebration was declared illegal be- cause of a flaw in the bill
 The Body of Ensign William D. Bill ingsley, who was killed in a hydro aeroplane accident off Kent Island last Friday was found floating on the sur- face of Chesapeake bay yesterday
 The National Woman Suffrage asso- citation will present a petition to the senate on Monday, asking it to pass a resolution for a, constitutional amend ment giving women the right to vote.
 Carl Lewis, the New Deputy Warden at the Wethersfield state prison. suc- ceeding Harry o. Ayers( resigned, re- ported to Warden Ward A. Garner at the prison yesterday. His family will follow shortly.
 George H. Hatchard, chairman of the board of health of the town of Hull, Mass who is an ice dealer, was con- victed on five counts yesterday of giv- ing short weight in ice. A fine of $5 in each count was imposed.
 RosaIie Roque, a French Canadian, and Catherine Lacy, her cousin, both trained nurses were found dead in their room yesterday in the Bedford Hills, N Y, branch of the Montefore Home for Chronic Invalids. They had been shot to death.
 The Body of a Man Found Floating in the East river New York, Wednes day was identified yesterday as that of William F. Smythe, formerly of St Louis. who was United States consul to Birmingham, Eng, during the admin istration of President Harrison.
 Calvin SyvernaIe of Norfolk, Conn, who with Mrs. Sylvernale observed the roth anniversary of their marriage on June F, died during Thursday night of old age. Last week both were Tn good health. Mrs. SyNernale is i'll and the death of her husband is kept from her.
 Albert SchEicht, a Vaudeville Actor, B years old, who was known on the stage as Al Bellman, formerly of the team of Bellman and Moore, commit ted suicide by taking poison early yes terday at the Vaudeville Comedy club, New York.
 Nathaniel Hermann, the Industrial Workers of the World leader who was under bail pending the action or the grand jury on charges o1 fnc1Gng not in connection with the strike at the Ipswich hosiery mill, was surrendered vesterday by Stanley Jaskowicz, who had furnished sureties of $1,200.
 Not Guilty Was the Verdict yester- day of the jury at Memphis, Tenn, that has been trying Mrs. Margaret L" Schieber, accused of second degree murder in connection with the death of her husband, Augustus Schieber, a wealthy lumber dealer. He was shot dead in the apartments of Mrs. Lillian Howell, an acquaintance, last Febr11- ary.
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