Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-14
Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 More Than 5000 Public School Girls will take part in the May day exercises in New York.
 More Than s15,0oo, GOO in Jeweiry has been brought to this country from abroad since Jan. 1.
 Veterans of the Civil War are drop ping off at the rate of one day in this state; 377 died last year and 412 the year before.
 Mrs. Victor Slavick shot one of her children and then set fire to herself and two other children at her home in Weimer. Tex.
 The Annual Convention of the Ma uonal Grange, Patrons of HuSbandry will be held at Manchester, N. H. from Nov. F to Nov. 22.
 Members of the Wichinta, Kan, po- yards in 16 seconds or less. This is a civil service regulation.
 Sam Owenby, a Negro, who shot dead Brooks Lane, a young farmer, at HugansviIIe Ga, was taken from the JS'i' CAACl . o44u 1S 11ChSu-
 Nothing of Criminal Nature has been found in connection with the re- cent suspension of the Atlantic Ma tional bank at Providence.
 The Body of Albert Smith, six years old. who disappeared from his home at Burlington, N. J.. several days ago, was found in creek yesterday.
 The New FcundIand Seal Fishery of 1913 is closed. There were 272,956 seals, valued at $494406. caught by the fleet of 19 vessls, with total crews of 3,60S.
 Cards Have Been Received from 25O civil war veterans in this state an- noUncing their intention to attend the Gettysburg semi celebration in July.
 Policeman Frank Anderson of New York was commended by the coroner for bravery shown in killing a mad man who was threatening a crowd in Bronx Park.
 Campaign Against Needless Noise was started Monday night when the Chicago council authorized the health commission to find ways and means to reduce the racket
 Fraternities and Sororities in the schools of TorringtOn Conn. have been put under the ban, and membership in them forbidden to the pupils by the school committee.
 The New Million Dollar water supply system at LOckport, N. Y, was put out of commission yesterday by the burst ing of a 30 inch force main. The city is entirely without water
 John F. Donohue, a. grocer who liv- ed at camp on the road between Methuen and Lowell, Mass was burn ed to death by a fire which destroyed his cottage and store early yesterday.
 Julius Wells, Accused of tho Murder by poison of his year old son Louis, took the stand in his own defense at St, Albans. Vt, yesterday. He de- clared that he did not kill the child.
 The United States Supreme Court ruled that immoral women may be de- ported, even If they were in this coun- try before the law of 1910, which car ries the provision became effective.
 Colonel Charles M Jarvis, president of the American Hardware corpora ton, is critically ill with heart trouble at New Britain, and his physician states that the outcome is extremely uncertain.
 The Appeal in the Case of former Police Lieut.. Charles Becker of New York, convicted of the murder of Her man Rosenthal the gambler, will be argued before the court of appeals on June 16.
 Suspension of Twenty Detectives and police Sergeants was asked bby State s Attorney Hoyne yesterday as a pre- iminary to sweeping indictments which he expects in regard to a "crme trust in Chicago.
 Harry Thomas Mclaughlin, aged 24, 8 former express messenger who is charged with having absconded with between $10O00 and $12090 in curren- cy, is being sought by PittSburg police and detective agency.
 Police Chief Mccarthy, Fire Chief Durken and Policeman Matt Hamilton were killed at Stratford, Ont yester- day when the tower of Knox church collapsed during a fire. The tower had been struck by lightning.
 Sticking to His Post in the wheel house, Captain c. J. Robinson piloted the burning steamer Katahdin from the middle of Moosehead lake to the shore of East Outlet yesterday. say- ing the lives of ten men of the crew.
 pr. Charles p. Neil, United States commissioner of labor since 1905, and i recently made commissioners of labor l statistics in the new department of la l Dor, resigned yesterday to take a posi- 1 tion outside the government service. 1
 The Disappearance of H enry c. l Kohlkepp, a Providence jeweler, who | has been missing for just a month, 1 was explained yesterday when his body 1 was found floating in the Providence ! river by Harbor Master John Fl. Ma 1 gure.
 All the 75 Freight Handlers in the | Bridgeport freight houses of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail ! road struck yesterday afternoon to en- { force a, demand for an increase of 25 ! cents a day that they presented to the . company a week ago.