Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-05
Norwich Double That Any Other Circulation
Condensed Telegrams

A Sturgeon Weighing 225 Pounds was caught in the Delaware river in Lambertville. N. J.
 Brigsdier General Charles w. Ray rond, U. s. A., retired, died at his home Saturday. He was 71 years old.
 The Threatened Strike of the Brownsville, l.. l., barbers has been settled by g. dollar week increase in pay.
 A Branch of the Drama League of. America, which is crusading against immoral plays has been formed at Atlanta, Ga.
 w. F. McCombs, Chairman of the democratic national committee, sailed for Europe Saturday to escape insist ent office seekers.
 Icemen, Carpenters. Painters and Tilemakers are on strike in Roches- ter, N. Y, demanding higher wages and shorter hours.
 Rebels Did Not Kill William B. 4. Dingwau, an American citizen at Mat ehuala, as reported on April 29. MT. Dingwall was not even injured.
 pr. Alice Graham, Aged 63, founder of Mercy hospital an institution for the care of crippled children at Kan sas City. Mo-, died Saturday.
 One Hundred and Twenty Persons were killed by the dynamiting of a train by Zapitistas near. La Cascada In the state of Morelos, Mexico. A Bottle Filled with nitro -glycerine was found in the London tube station at Piccadilly. It Is believed to be the work of the suffragette bomb squad" Hundreds of Tons of oils and fats Saturday fed the flames that destroy ed the rendering plant of the B. T. Babbitt soap works at North Bergen, N. J.
 John s. Haynes We'll Known self by shooting. Dependency due to business troubles was the cause it is believed.
 The Boston and Maine Rcundhouse and seven locomotives were destroy | resulting in an estimated loss of near ly s1oo,o0o.
 The Ten Shakers of the North fam fly left Enfield, Conn, Saturday for Mt. Lebanon, N. Y their future home
 
 1 of the Church family. ~Mse. Stotesbury, Wife of the Phil adelphia banker, has pledged to give s5o,Ooo toward the s750.o0O fund being raised by the Young Women's Chris i tian association of that city | Akhay kumar Mozumdar Yogi 1 philosopher and a native of Calcutta, India, yesterday became an American of at 1 Hindu ever to attain this distinction.
 The Schooner Iron City, 1s7 feet 1 long, went to the bottom in St. Claire 1 river Saturday after collision with the steamer Thomas F. Cole, 5s0 feet long. Her crew escaped safely in life boats.
 The American Peace Congress Sat urday adopted resolutions urging the repeal of the clause in the Panama | canal act exempt1ng American coast wise vessels from the payment of i tolls.
 Gabriel Rosenthai. 24 Years old, 1 who is said to have inherited a $50,- 900 estate at the death of his father, was arrested in Chicago, charged with passing worthless checks to the ex- | tent Of $1.000.
 Major General Leonard Wood, chief of staff of the army, who returned Saturday from a tour of inspection along the Mexican frontier. told Sec retary Garrison good order prevailed l along the border.
 Albert Well, Secretary and treas l Irer of the Louis Lipp company, Gin l cinnati Bath Tub Manufacturers, was sentenced to 60 days in prison at 1 Troy, Ohio, Saturday by United States l District Judge Hollister. 1 Patriotic Exercises Were Held Sat- urday in various parts of Rhode Island l in observance of Rhode Islands own 1 independence day, that state having renounced it's allegiance to England two months before the other colonies.
 Cold bIoodednsss Is Physical | Characteristic of the habitual criminal according to statistics published in the l Journal of the American Medical as- sociation. The temperature of mur- derers Is found to be strikingly sub normal
 1 Clarence Oliver Ward, Of Omaha, B, 1 one of the very few enlisted men of l the navy to rise to the qualifications l of commissioned offfcers has suc- cessfully passed the severe entrance examinations to the naval academy at l Annapolis.
 1 Eyss Front, Heads Erect, shoulders 1 squared 35,000 women and men march 1 ed eight abreast to the blare of forty bands up Fifth avenue, New York, | Saturday afternoon in the greatest parade ever held for the cause of wo- man suffrage
 Japanese Students of the University 1 of Pennsylvania, who were to have ap- peared in Sword dance" at the Phil adelphia Young Mems Christian asso- citation, declined to give the exhibition because it might prejudice Americans against their race"
 William Steele, 65 Years Old, and reputed wealthy. was killed in his