Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-10


 who went west years ago.
 1 A Bill intreduced in the New York assembly provides that an official 1 handshaker be appointed for the gov
 ernor and other public officials.
 President Taft Saturday called 1 special meeting of the cabinet for to- l day to discuss his forthcoming mes- sage to congress on the budget system
 Doctor H. H. Goddard, after making an examination of the pupils in the 1 New York public schools, declared that 1 at least 15.000 of them were feeble minded.
 Judge R. p. White of Tarrytown. N. l Y. has a hen for which he claims 1 the championship of the world He says that the chicken laid 2s7 eggs | in a year.
 John George Brown, painter in- 1 ternationally famous as a portrayer of newsboy and street gamin life, died 1 in New York Saturday in his eighty { second year.
 State inspectors Report shortage ] of s6o,000 in the accounts of Harlow | D. Spring, secretary of the Enterprise Savings and Loan association. of Day 1 ton. Ohio, covering a period of sev- l eral years.
 When Governor Hodges signs SSll | passed last week. Kansas will become ] it's own publisher of text books used l by the school children of the state. Pupils will be able to buy the books 1 at actual cost.
 A Nationwide Use of Red Paint is to be made immediately by the post office department which proposes to put in spick and span condition all vehicles used in the collection or de- livery of malls.
 William j. Monosue, whose. arrest at Boston last month followed close ly an unsuccessful effort to ''holds the uptown office Of the Boston X Albany l railroad was indicted Saturday for at- tempted robbery.
 Bearing . Loving Cup and .an au- tosraph album, giTts of 5a9 station agents whose cards are contained in the book, Miss Helen Donahey left Pittsburg Saturday to present hem to Mrs, Helen Ge}ld shepaFts West Virginia are. cofnpletele exon erated of the charge Of cor-uption in connection with elections two years ago, in a, report decided upon by the senate elections committee.
 The Supreme Court of Florida has upheld as constitutional the anti- green fruit shipments Iaw of 1911. The
 
 shipment Of upripe or immature cit rus fruits out of the state.
 Compulsory Adoption by all inter- state railroads of the block signal sys- tenn is the most important recom- mendation Of the block signal and train control board made in it's final report to the interstate commerce commission.
 The Spiritual Welfare of visitors to Washington during inauguration week will be provided for by the Order of the GideonS Five thousand bibles will be placed in the rooms of the $ hotels of the city and the boarding houses will be cared for later.
 Colonel Louis F. Heubiein. a whole sale liquor dealer. of Hartford. and there, was found dead in his apart ments in the hotel Saturday after noon. Heart disease was officially given as the cause.
 Miss Elinor Douglass Wise, daugh- ter of the late commander Frederick NJ. Wise, U. s. N., was married at the cathedral at Baltimore, Md, Satur- day, to Armand, Due de Rfche1ieu ct de Fronsac of France. Cardinal Gib- bons performed the ceremony.
 Fred c. Week, of Chicago, who for sixteen years has swallowed no food. is giving aid .to&science through ob- ser4ation of his digestive process. Since he was Il, years old. Vfcek has taken food through a tube leading from the abdomen into the stomach. ter market at Washington Saturday uttered cries of dfsma,y on discovering that spring lamb of the crop of 1913 was retailing at one dollar a pound. 1 41z.> f,S< ever recorded at this time of the year.
 Allen Won Behren, 2s Years Old, as sistant superintendent of 8 wood working plant at Evansville, Ind, ren, shot and killed three negro la borers Saturday, He had had trouble | with them earlier and said they threat 1 ened to kill him. idens@ied as his own Lee Hoyt, 21 ! years old admitted at Chillicothe, Mo. | Saturday the murder of his father, | Edward Hoyt, wealthy cattle man, l ty Prosecutor B. L, Marshall. The l boy said his father had been toe se- were with him.
 President Taft Sent to the senate | Saturday the nomination of Arthur L. 1 Brown, United States district judge | for Rhode Island, to be circuit judge | in the first circuit. succeeding Lebaron | B. Colt, elected to the United States | senate. At the same time he nom mated Charles O. Munnford, an attor- | ney at Providence to succeed Judge | Brown on the district bench.
 The Federal Government made it's | third anti trust move against the | United Shoe Machinery company in a | suit filed at Trenton. N. J., Saturday charging the so-ealIed trust with an alleged monopolistic pow CT and unfair trade tactics to force the Keighley company-a competitor into an unlawful contract for the leasing, sale and fixing the price of an "fnseana trimming machine
 Normal Weather This Week.
 Washington. Feb. 9-NormaI winter temperatures in practically all parts of the country east of the Rocky ! Mountains are indicated for the com- ing week according to the weekly