Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-19
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CabIed Paragraphs The Ice Fields in the Atlantic are reported to be moving southward Philip Hayden, Washington police man, died from blood poisoning, due to pulling a hair from his nose. The Death at Madrid, Spain. of Col Harrison w. Hughley, a Boston mer- chant, was announced Saturday. 
 Louis Ebenhart, e7 Years Old, died at Uniontown Pa. He never rode on train. steamboat or trolley car. Henry M. Butler. Former Solicitor of the navy, died at Washington after an illness of more than two months.
 The Eighty Foot Schooner vasrant II built for Harold S. Vanderbilt was launched at Bristol, R. |. Saturday. The Order to Paint the Letter Boxes red has been abrogated because of danger of confusion with firm alarm boxes.
 Segregation of Aliens on passenger trains in California is sought by the .'Ae'AiSlA oA tAAS Cil1lC0 1OAlliicI t1dl Travellers.
 The Estate Left by Captain Robert F. Scott, the British explorer who per ished at the South pole, amounts to s16,135.
 The Estate of John T. Pirie. head, of the dry goods firm of Carson. Pirie, Scott & Co. of Chicago, is appraised SA s12,00o,OO
 Lack of Able Bodied Men who have the, desire to work is so great that Alexandria, Va, now is facing commer- cial stagnation.
 John M. Todd Celebrated his sgd birthday in Portland, Me. He is be- i l1eved to be the oldest active barber in the United States.
 Mrs. Matte crise Of Somerset. Pa, who celebrated her tooth birthday last week, never wore a hat in her life, 6 knitted hood taking it's place.
 Two Deaths from TonsiIitis were re- ported at Canton. Mass. Saturday, making a total of 18 since the out 1 break of the epidemic there.
 Proeressives Will Have representa- tlon on fourteen of the sixteen most important house committees and in 1'l " III llo1No of coInHllltee pldceS The Kansas State EntomoIosist as serts that through the depredations of chinch bugs, more than $1i7 000 ,0O0 1 damage was done to crops during 1912
 Lawyer John N. Anhut was found l guilty Saturday of offering a bribe of $20, 900 to Dr. John w Russell to ob- tain Harry Thaw's release from Mat teawan.
 President Wilson Adhered Saturday to his program of resting on Sat
 urday. He did not go to the executive offices, but spent most of the day alone in his study.
 i Rayn1ond Ebetts, Of Bayonne, N. J., found a one carat diamond ring while cleaning a fish. The ring had been 1 dropped overheard at fishing party
 the day before.
 Ice Used in Chilling Water on pas 1 senger cars and inland steamers must ! be pure, according to ruling handed 1 down Saturday by the federal public ] health service.
 Amelia Cote, Aged r. lost her life l by drowning at Brunswick, Me. Sat l urday while attempting to recover her l younger brothers hat from the An l droscoggin river.
 Six Hundred Rhode Island Veterans l of the Civil war will leave the state 1 on June 28 to participate in the eel 1 ebration of the 50th anniversary of 1 the battle of Gettysburg next July. 1 The Funeral of Bishop William Cros- well Doane of the Episcopal diocese 1 of Albany, who died aT New York of heart trouble early Saturday, will be i held in All Saints Cathedral, Albany, 1 at 215 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
 next.
 Harold E. MaglI. City Clerk, of 1 Oakland, Cal, committed suicide Sat urday by leaping 200 feet from the i 14th story of the new city hall to the | roof of a lower part of the same build ing. Magill had not slept for three ] weks.
 While Riding in Race at Newark, ! N. J. yesterday, the bicycle of George Cameron, the professional rider broke i and Cameron was thrown over the 1 handlehars. He was picked uD uncon- 1 scious and taken to a hospital, suffer 1 ing from concussion of the brain.
 Conferences of Cincinnati Street car l officials and representatives of the eTn- 1 ployes'~ union, which 1t is believed will : result in the ending of the street car
 strike in that city. were held until a l late hour last night without any de6- 1 mite conclusion having been reached. Secret Service Men After a five
 weeks hunt for the origin of a rnys- | terious midnight telephone call to Miss l Jessie Wilson. one of the presidents ] daughters, found out Saturday that it ! was only a mischievous little page boy ] of the house of representatives.  i Glad l Pitched, My School would i have won the, pennant. but it's too ! late now: we've lost" Willie Lieser. 1 14 champion pitcher of St Paul words. buried his face in bed cloth 1 ing and died Of a broken heart.
 Practical Jokers Have Started talk ! ing a hand in placing "suffragette 1 bombs in different parts of Great l Britain. A package found at East l bourne Saturday which the police han l dled gingerly was found to contain an | old alarm clock and two bananas
 The Strike of the Buffalo depart 1 ment store clerks, involving 1000 per sons. was settled Saturday. The min. 1 imum wage for women will be $e and 1 for men clerks SIP The work day is ! to be 1-2 hours. from S.30 3 m. to | 6 D. m. and the ~stores are to close
 at noon Saturdays during July and Au- | oUSt