Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-07

The House of Lords, sitting as a court of appeal. ruled that all divorce hearings are to be held in the public court in the future.
 Fire Which Broke Out in the vic- tor1a rink at MOncton, N. B., yesterday destroyed that building. a church. public hall and five residences.
 Adorce ViIany, the young woman who danced in Paris music hall in scant costume, was fined $40 for a
 public outrage on modestX,'
 Ten Verses Of the Bible will be read each day in the public schools of Pennsylvania, if a house bill passed by the senate is approved by the gov ernor.
 The Move to Change the Name of the Protestant Episcopal church was yesterday voted down at the 129th an nual convention of the Pennsylvania diocese.
 The United States Subm arine torpe- do boat H. I was launched at San Fran cisco yesterday Miss Leslie Jean Mealzin of Montreal, Canada, christen- ed the boat.
 An Investigation of Wages and con- ditions in the pottery industry was started yesterday by the department of commerce because of threatened re-
 auctions in wages.
 One Building Was Burned to the ground at New Britain, the store sheds of M. D. Stanley, Inc, grain dealers, were destroyed and also another house was damaged by fire yesterday.
 Henry Freunisch, 18, and Mathew WeiIo1- ara arrest for the theft of copper amounting to about
 $200 from the G. Durouve company cornice works of Bridgeport,
 A Conference of Railway vice presi- dents and general managers has decid-
 ed to invoke the referendum in an eff fort to set aside the full crew law
 passed by the Missouri legislature. A Large Increase over previous years
 in the transatlantic passenger business at Portland, Me, was shown yesterday by reports fror the six months season
 which closed the first of this month. -A -----rr-
 The Theft of 143 $1oo Bills, s14, 300, fram an express package sent from Washington, D. C.. to the Central Ma tiona1 bank of Oakland, Cal, is engag- ing the efforts of a number of special agents.
 Japanese Residents Of Phoenix, Ariz. at a mass meeting decided to call to- gether all the Japanese in that state for a meeting on May IS to protest l against anti-alien land holding legisla- | tion in Arizona.
 Twenty five Persons were wounded one fatally. in revolver fights yester- day at Syracuse, N. Y, between police men and foreign Workmen as a result l of a laborers and bod carriers strike in progress there.
 Construction of New $3,5oo ,ooC state capitol for Missouri began at
 Jefferson City. Mo, yesterday with a i formal ceremony, in which Governor Major, dozen of other state officials
 and citizens took part. "PistoI Toting" Became a Felony in | Ohio yesterday, when Governor Cox approved a bill to that end The bill ] exempts police officers, employees o1 l express companies and others who l guard large sums of money. | Julius Wells of Swanton, Vt, was
 placed on trial at St. Albans yester-
 day, charged with the murder by poi
 son of two of his children, Louis, aged
 6, and Marie, years old. Mrs. Wells
 will be tried on a similar charge. 
 | In Proclamation yesterday Gov 1 ernor Blease of South Carolina offered
 a reward of $500 for the body of Rich ] ard Austin. the negro who shot and l killed two white men and fatally wounded third near Hampton, $. c. l Wednesday.
 ! Exhaustion and Not Starvation was l the cause of the death of Captain Scott 1 and the men who died with him or | their way back from the south pole, ac- | cording to Lieut.. Gran, member o1
 the supporting party which found the 1 bodies.
 1 Harold Bracken, 19 years old, was l taken to the Chicago wOrkhouse tC l serve out a fine of $200 which his
 wealthy father refused to pay The l younger Bracken ran over a pedes-
 trian with his automobile on Sunday | night.
 Judge Marcus H. HoIcomb of the su-
 perior court at Hartford filed a de
 cision yesterday granting a decree o1 l divorce to the Rev. Cranston Brenton l professor of English literature at Trim ] ity college, from Mrs. Elizabeth A 1 Curtis Brenton, on statutory grounds. | John Diamond, Produce Dealer oi 1 Attleboro Falls, was killed, and his 1 brother, William Diamond, was injured l in a head-on collision between their
 automobile and a car owned by Will i liam Earle of Providence, at Attleboro 1 Mass, yesterday.
 1 The Lumber Teamsters in Lynn l Mass about 50, quit work yesterday l in sympathy with the 150 mill men
 who struck at the lumber finishing i plants of Frank H. Haskell & Co. and i the Brett Lumber company few days l ago.
 SIverware, Choice Wines and cost 1 ly cigars stolen from half the big ho- 1 teIs in New York were found yester- 1 day in house on West 18th street by l detectives trying to trace upwards of | $100 O00 worth of goods pilfered by ho- l tel employees during the past year. Charging That They Had Formed without the Knowledge and consent of the club an organization within it, for i their own selfish motives" the New | Haven Political Equality club, a suf- l rage organization has expelled twelve 1 of it's members, including the presi- 1 dent, Mrs. Terrence $. McDernlott, and 1 an honorary vice president. Mrs. Au- 1 gusto Troup, one of the first suffra gists l in the city and widow of Alexander l Troup