Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-15


 apoplexy at his summer home at Prout's Neck. Maine. He was "A years old
 When the wind lifted the hat of How ard Paul, aged 16, of St. Paul, Mlnn, he jumped after it and plunged over 65-foot embankment. It is believed he will die
 The first bale of cotton of the 1913 crop was sold at auction on the New York Cotton Exchange yesterday for 20 cents a pound. The money goes to charity
 Michael Arnold, who for more than three score years was employed Tn making guns for the United States government died at his home in Phila- delphia.
 While the full blooded indian is fast disappearing the half breeds are in creasing in number, according to statement just issued by the census bureau.
 Rev. Father crescini, pastor of a church in Trastevere, Italy, has been arrested, charged with stealing Gio- vanni Bellini's masterpiece Madonna and Child"
 Cora Dewitt, 16 years old was ar rested in Trenton on the charge of wearing Tffate attire. She said she would rather go ito jail than wear girls clothes.
 Joseph Masse, known as xxi Ko, the Wild Man" died in Providence, R. l., from hemorrhages of the stomach as a result of his exhibitions eating hsh and raw meat
 
 Harry StiIweII Edwards, postmaster at Macon Ga, since President Roose- velt's term, refuses to resign, declar- ing he would stay until President Will son removed him. Monthly physical exercises by naval officers, originally prescribed by Presi- dent Roosevelt probably will be re- placed by thorough annual physical and medical examinations.
 After battling with drunken Hun qarian, policeman of TarrytoWn, N. Y, dropped dead The. crowd, think ing the prisoner had killed him, at tempted to lynch him.
 Edwin J. Wilcox, until five years ago head of ., business college at Hart ford died at Middletown, yesterday, following an operation
 Secretary Garrison has declined a request of the French government for permission to have some of it's ord nance officers inspect the processes of American powder manufacture.
 Marcus Hall Howes. the postmaster of Barnstable, Mass.s was stabbed twice during a dispute with his broth CT Bangs Howes, Sunday It is believ- ed that the wounds are not fatal
 The Rev. Austin o. Boda, pastor of the Riverside Baptist Church, Balti- more, stepped into the pulpit Sunday dressed in the unconventional shirt waist and preached his sermon.
 Mrs. Mary Belle Crawford, arrested at Atlanta, Ga, on charge of poisoning her husband, Joshua B. Crawford, At lanta capitalist, four years ago, was released yesterday on $6,250 bond.
 Director Neff of the Health Depart ment of Philadelphia, has offered the residents of the city free use of typhoid contracting the disease during vaca- ton.
 w. J. Maxwell, grand secretary and treasurer of the Order of Railway Con- 6uctors, died at his home at Cedar a., of several weeks. He was 54 years old.
 sabato Novi, and Leui Riccio, the latter of Bridgeport, each about thir- teen years old were found guilty of robbing stores in Derby, yesterday and were committed to the state school for boys.
 The Manitoba Post Office Depart n1ent announced the 30,000 was the amount of registered mail stolen at Regina last Monday. Most of the mail twas consigned to banks at Win nipeg.
 Mrs. RosaIie Chivineton, wife of Thomas Mex Chicington, president of the American Association of Baseball clubs, won a decree of divorce at Chi cago, yesterday. She will receive $5,000 alimony.
 George MehaIisn,, a Polish miner, a ConneIsville, Pa, yesterday shot and killed his wife, anu their three children He then killed himself. Jealousy was assigned by neighbors as the cause.
 Weavers numbering ITO struck at the Hamlet Mills at Woonsocket R. l., yesterday following a refusal of the management to grant their demands for fifty cents per cut increase and uniform lengths of cuts.
 President Wilson, yesterday express ed surprise that the Senate Finance Committee had increased duties in the tariff bill on works of art and books. He believes these articles are more of educational use than luXuries.
 Rev. Paul Drake, formerly of Saco, Me, refused yesterday to pay a fine of S15 imposed in the Quincy, Mass. court following his conviction for ob- structing the highway wlIiie making q speech Sunday in support of Socialism
 The Toronto Winnipeg express son theA Canadian Pacific, had q narrow escape from destruction yesterdays as the result of the sliding of 95- feet of fhe right of way into Lake Superior at 2ossport. 150 miles sseast of Fort Williams, Ont
 The plant of the American Printing Company, at. Fall River one of the Iarg- est of it's kind in the country, remain ed closed yesterday, and between 400 and 500 hands were thrown out of work when 25 {firemen struck for an increase in wa ges and a change in working com