Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-15

and southwestern Mexico. Notwithstanding Revolutions, assas- sinations and general political disturb ance, the foreign trade of Santo Do- mingo coptinues to expand.
 Former Governor Charles S. Thomas and Governor John F. Shafroth, dem ocrats. were elected United States sen aters from Colorado yesterday.
 The Mercury Dropped to s7.2 de- grees below zero at Moorhead, Minn-, the cold being so ointense that the clock in the weather bureau stopped
 The Lost Painting Virgin and Child, by the Italian painter Gentle da Fab riano, has been discovered in a small church in the town of Verretri. Italy.
 A Suite Has Been Reserved on the sixth floor of the Hotel Taft in New Haven for the president when he goes to Yale The suite has nine rooms.
 Samuel D. CoykendaII, Fnanoier, philanthopist and educator. died at his home at Kingston, N. Y, Yesterday, after a brief illness, in his 18th year
 William Rockefeller, accompanied by his wife and son, William G. Rockefel- Ter, are spending a few days at Palm Beach, Fla, before returning to the north.
 The German Government was asked yesterday to take immediate measures to counteract the high price of coffee brought about by the Brazilian valor- ization
 Charles c. Lucas of Fairfield filed petition in bankruptcy yesterday His liabilities are placed at $33,333. He places his entire available assets at $100 in cash.
 Every EnapIoye in the Furnaces and mines of the Thomas Iron company of Easton, Pa., will receive an increase of 10 per cent. in wages, the new scale to start Jan. 15.
 Senator Root yesterday introduced bill to amend the Panama canal act to eliminate the provision exempting American coastwise ships from pay Inent of tolls.
 Bond of $1o,ooo to Secure the re- lease of William C. Bernhardt of Gin cinnati one of the men convicted in the Indianapolis dynamiting trial, was signed yesterday.
 Reformed Churches throughout the United States will celebrate with spe- ciaI services next Sunday the 350th anniversary of the publishing of the Heidelberg Catechism.
 Representative Reppert of Cincin- natl introduced a bill in the Ohio house yesterday to prohibit marriage or CO., habitation between whites and negroes or Chinese in that state.
 The Maine Senate yesterday voted in favor of the election of Edwin c. Burleigh, republican, for United States senator, but the house of representa- tives was unable to reach an agree ment-
 The North Carolina Senate yesterday adopted a resolution ratifying the pro- posed amendment to the federal con stitution providing for election of United States senators by popular vote.
 The Wireless Station at SayviIIe, L. l., has been in communication with the wireless station at Nauen, Germany, a l distance of $500 miles. This was the longest land and sea connection on record. Sneak Thieves Took Advantage of the l absence of most of the Yale men at | their Prom, and robbed 8 score of l rooms. ~JeWelry valued at S1,000 was l taken. as well as large quantity of | clothing.
 An Amendment to the Federal con | stitution providing for the election of | federal judges by a direct vote of the | people is urged in the message of Gov | ernOr Hodges. democrat, to the Ran 1 sas legislature.
 William Fredericks, a New Haven road fireman fell from the cab of his ] engine at GlenvilIe yesterday and was killed under the wheels of the freight train attached to the engine The body was badly mangled.
 John Schultz, Fireman of New York. has been placed under medical tn dnteTn1 a of ! his periodical disappearances from home and duty. He does not drink and his habits are regular.
 It Was Learned Yesterday through a statement of officials of the First National bank and the New Canaan Savings bank of New Canaan, Conn.,, that an attempt to rob the two insti- tutions was made last Tuesday night.
 Nathaniel Green, Negro, was con vi-ted of assault on a white woman in anf sentenced to death. Green pleaded guilty to escape the death penalty, but the district attorney refused to accept the plea and proved his case.
 When the Salmon Falls, N. H., cot ton mills were opened yesterday 1t WAS found that 250 of the 300 warps on the looms in the weave room had been slashed and ruined during the night. Nearly 400 of the 800 operatives are on strike
 Former Mayor Albert Moore of H., now in the mining business in Arizona, pleaded guilty yesterday through counsel to two counts of indictments charging com plicity while mayor with gambling and the social evil. He was fined $250 on each count
 Any Bachelor Contemplating mar -lage on an income less than S100G0 nay as we'll abandon the idea, accord ng to Miss Angette Perry, who in an address before the New York Mothers dub said s1o,o00 was set by a large lumber of representative girIsss from Ehem &he had caslee4es da1N