Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-10

bia, Mexico yesterday and immediate iy shot to death.
 An Even 100 Persons committed sui eide in Maine the past year as shown by the annual report of the state reg 1strar of vital statistics.
 charles Durant Hearst Ebert Hub. bard Saque Maines, now an infant of Poughkeepsie. will get $20.0OO if he lives until he is 21 years old.
 Capt. John s. Brewer, at one time champion wing shot of the world, was found dead yesterday In his lodging place in Hammonton. N. J.
 Hartley J. Howard Has Been dis charged from the state police force by Supt. Thomas F. Egan flor the benefi1 and efficiency of the service.
 Great Damage Was Done by heavy frost at Binghamton, N. T.. Sunday night Corn, beans, potatoes and to- matoeS were cut to the ground.
 Annie MacAntee, Six Years Old, ot Philadelphia, died from inflammation of the stomach, caused by eating rub Der from the center of a league base ball.
 Fruit and Vegetable Growers throughout the Grand Rapids section of Michigan report considerable dam age as the result of Sunday nights frost.
 Miss EIIcn Lamotte, Chief of the Baltimore tuberculosis nurses, has ob- tained leave of absence to leave for London to join the militant suffra- gettes.
 Over Thousand Buffalo Teamsters members of the newly organized team sters' union, went on strike yesterday for an increase of wages eraging $3 a week.
 Mrs. Hannah Miller, 50 Years Old, wife of George Miller. of Lancaster, a Buffalo suburb. was shot and killed by an unknown man in her home yester day. The man escaped.
 Difficulty in Securing EnIistments for the army is becoming so grave that an appeal may be made to congress by the secretary of war to amend the existing enlistment laws.
 The Comptroller of the Currenc / yesterday issued cali for a statement of the condition of all national banks CA business on Wednesday, June 4.
 A Snow squalI Lasting Five Minutes and covering the ground with 8 thick, white mantle, was experienced at Westbrook 8 suburb of Portland, Me., shortly before noon yesterday.
 Producers in the United States were receiving fer their staple crops 2S per cent. less on June than at the same time last year. 5.1 per cent. less than in 1911 and 9.2 less than in 1910.
 The Coldeet Weather Ever Recorded during June in the Middle Atlantic and New England states, the Ohio val ley and the Great Lakes region was re- ported yesterday to the weather bu- reau.
 Snow Fell for a Short Time on the streets of Montreal yesterday, while the temperature ranged from 35 de- grees in positions exposed to the cold wind prevailing. to 55 in the sheltered spots.
 The Boston Express on the New Ha- ven road westbound, met with a slight accident near the Washington street viaduct at South Norwalk yesterday afternoon at 4.40 o'clock and traffic on the main line was held up for two hours.
 Women's Feet Are All Wrong, and they've got to be corrected, in the opin- ion of the Young Womans Christian association of Lacrosse, Wis. and Miss Amanda Clement, physical director of that institution, has started out to do the job.
 Nathaniel Green, Negro who crim- finally assaulted a white woman at Washington on Christmas night went to his death on the scaffold yesterday, the first man to pay the death penalty for such crime in the District of Columbia.
 The Cleveland Police and a Posse of several score of men are searching for a man who early yesterday attacked Helen Leperoski. 8. daughter of Joseph Leperoski. and used the childs body as a shield when Leperoski attempted to shoot him.
 Edward Friedman, Designer of fancy gowns and publisher of a New York fashion magazine, was sent to jefl for five days by the federal district court for defrauding the government of du ties through the undervaluation of d trunk of imported gowns.
 Three Santa cruz, Cal, High schol students, who, clad only Tn bathing suits, sailed out into Monterey bay on Saturday in a canvas canoe which they had built in the schools manual traih- ing department. have not returned and it is believed they are drowned.
 The Decision of the New York su- preme court Justice Chester declaring Illegal the appointment by Governor Sulzer of John Mitchell as state labor commissioner was affirmed by the ap- pel1ate division yesterday "as a matter of law and not as matter of discre- tion"
 The Establishment of National sanitarium for sick members is one of the chief matters 10 be decided by the annual convention of the hotel and restaurant employees international alt ance and the barkeepers' international league of America. which opened at Denver yesterday.
 Condemnation of Union Label Paper as of inferior to those of union paper and a declaration that graduates of linotype schools were incompetent were features of the reports presented at the fourth annual convention of the New England Typographical union, which opened at Waterbury yesterday
 An Unidentified Organizer of the In dustrial Workers of the World was stoned to death at Wilson Creek. Waab Saft.rdaN- HNTinpr nffnhad