Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06

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 Condensed Teiegranis
 The Central House, landmark at Woburn, Mass, was destroyed by fire 1 yesterday, causing a loss estimated at 1 $30,000.
 Nment to the constitution to give women 1 the right to vote was killed in the
 Maine legislature yesterday.
 # pr. Freidmann can cure H. Rock | well Baker a nephew of Mrs. John | w. Gates, the Gates fortune, amount
 ing to millions is at his disposal.
 Twins Were Born to MT and Mrs. 1 Riley in Hamilton, Ohio, on Tuesday. l They were named Woodrow Wilson
 and Thomas Marshall. Frank Van Duyne shot a fish duck | near Boonton, N. J., in the crop of
 which was found a pickerel, 13 inches long. The bird was 25 inches long. David F. Houston, the New secre- | tary of agriculture, will continue to 1 serve as chancellor of Washington l university on "a limited leave of ab- sence."
 President Wilson made formal an | nouncement yesterday that he offered
 an enthusiastically to Chairman Will l liaf F. McCombs of the democratic l national committee.
 The 200 Coal and Lumber Teemsters l and their helpers who struck at Paw tucket about two weeks ago returned l to work yesterday. No increase was | granted by the employers.
 4 Jury in the Passaic, N. J., Court l awarded to Elizabeth Orsano, aged four, $2,000 damages against the Pub l lie Service Railway company, for the | loss of her right foot. E. c. Bradley, For Seven Years vice president and general manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany, resigned yesterday and will re- 1 tire from active business life.
 A Welcome as Demonstrative as | William Howard Taft ever received in 1 Augusta Ga, while president elect or president of the United States, was 1 given yesterday upon his arrival there
 Both Branches of the Idaho legis- l lature which have large repub- 1 lican majorities yesterday adopteR a row Wilson on his ascendancy to the presidency.
 Mexican Authorities at Agua Prieta said yesterday that two Mexican sol diers were killed Tuesday by the ma chine gun used by the troopers of the Ninth [. s. cavalry in the sl1irmish on the border.
 The Treasury Departments commit tee on efficiency and economy yester- day reported to Franklin MacVeagh that he had saved $8,000,0oo for the
  as secretary of the treasury.
 The Ranks of the Striking silk mill operatives, at Paterson.- N. -.T., were weaVers who walked out at Lodia, q suburb. The strikers now claim that approximately 13,500 workers are out.
 The Division of Idaho and the crea- tion of a new state to be called Lin- coin out of it's northern half, together with a portion of eastern Washington, was dtsapproved by the lower house of the Idaho legislature yesterday.
 The Michigan Senate yesterday passed 8 resolution previously pass ed by the house resubmitting the vote at the statewide election on April.
 The Second Strike at the Esmond cotton mills at North Providence was ended yesterday when the $50 opera tives who went out last Thursday re- turned to work. No concessions were made.
 Henry M. FlaeIer, s2, virtual owner of the Florida East Coast Railroad, Is said to be recovering from injuries sustained Saturday when he fell down two steps at his winter home near Palm Beach, Florida.
 By the Death at WalIingford, Conn, last night of Joseph Lyman, Yale university will receive $650.000. His brotho, Samuel Lyman, who died in reserved the life use to the deceased.
 Announcement Was Made by the family yesterday, that Levi P Nor administration and former governor of New York. is seriously i'll at his residence in New York. He is S9 years old.
 It Would be Unsafe for the trans- Atlantic Steamship companies to do business without a rate agreement, in the opinion of Hermann Winter, man ager of the Cunard line. who testified yesterday in the governments dtso- lution suit.
 A Suit to Recover $foo,ooo in cus- tom duties alleged to be due the -ov- ernrnent through fraudulent sampling of importations of sugar was filed in the district court at New Orleans yes terday against the American Sugar Refining company.
 The Washington Police are engaged in a strenuous search for Miss Helen Taft's Italian poodle dog Neemie, which had the bad taste to stray away from the White House Tuesday just before the Taft family left for the train that was to bear them to Geor- gia.
 Baraska SiebodnisE6ova, Russian girl who was found in the apartment of K1em Kitticlz, 8 gardener. at Quin- cy, Mass. with 8 bullet wound in her breast, died yesterday. In an ante mortem statement she said that her in jury was self inflicted after a quac rel with Ffttick.
 Lack of an Adequate Signal System is given as one of the causes of a col lision on February 16 at the Cedar Hill yards in New Haven between an express train and a freight on the