Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-08

demanding SIS a week. an increase, of $120
 Miss Flora Dart of St. Paul, Minn., rejected the word love" in the mar riage ritual and substituted mutual eSteem.''
 The Fight for Woman's Suffrage in the present Massachusetts legislature ended yesterday in a defeat for it's supporters.
 A Ladder That Had Been Left in the yard of the Vermont state prison fur rished John Winters with a means of escape yesterday.
 The Wisconsin Pure Syru~ Law was declared invalid yesterday by the SUI preme court as interfering with the federal pure food law.
 William w. Borden. Yale. graduate and founder of Yale Hope mission in New Haven. is seriously ill at Cairo, Egypt, of spinal meningitis.
 Speaker Clark Yesterday Appointed Col. Edward A. Glenn of Pike counsy, Mo-, journal clerk of the house, to sue ceed William c. Hughes. resigned.
 Richard R. Metheanv Secretary and auditor of the Grand Rapids and In diana Railway company, died suddenly at Grand Rapids, Mich. yesterday.
 Bank Examiners Yesterday, took charge of the First National bank of Canadian, Okla. There was said to be a shortage of $2o.0oo in the banks books.
 Stefan Borasky of Springfield, Mass, was sentenced to death in the electric chair during the week of June 22 by Judge King in superior court yester- day. ~.
 Practically Every Saloon and other places where intoxicating liquors are dispensed were closed at Atlantic City Sunday, for the first Sunday in many years. ~
 Charles E. Push, Former first vice president of the Pennsylvania rail- road, is at the point of death at New port News, Na> from a stroke of apo pIexy.
 Bernard A. Perry, Recently Arrested at2 Fall River on a serious charge and released on bail, committed suicide by gas asphyxiat1on at his home there yesterday.
 Bennett Clark, Son of Speaker Clark. has been appointed parliamentary clerk of the house to succeed Charles R. Crisp of Georgia, who now is g. representative.
 The Delaware Peach Crop was prob ably seriously damaged by the cold weather Sunday might. The crop had reached an advanced stage because of the warm spring.
 The Bank of ciarenont at Clare mont, N. C., was closed yesterday by the corporation commission. which will pay off depositors, there being suff1- cient money available.
 Rev. Charles M. Sheldon. author of 'In His Steps, or What Would Jesus Do?'' i& a member of the Topeka Kas, civil service constitution commission which took office yesterday.
 Governor Baldwin Yesterday con fir1rlad the reappointment of Alfred R. Res-a of Bridgeport to be a member of the soldiers hospital board for two ears from April 10. 1913.
 Rev. Mcsas Cook Weieh, a gra duate 0. Yale, class oe 1850, and chaplain of throushout the Civil war, died at his home at Hartford yesterday
 The F.neier Trade of Argentina last year. ttssRzr9a sS40, boo, 900, which was S120 for each person in the country, was the third largest per capita trade among the nations of the world
 Tax Commissioner Trefiy Estimates that S446, 6,264.910 in securities and other intangible forms Of property Tn Mas sachusetts escapes taxation by being locked up in safe deposit boxes.
 In Order to Reduce infant Mortality and to make for better general health conditions ln Philadelphia during the coming summer, the department of public works has issued 9 call for 8 clean up week.
 James Bryce, the Retiring British Gnr Washington with Mrs. Bryce about the end of the present month for fhe far east, going by rail to San Fran cisco and thence by steamer to the Orient.
 In Spectacular Raid Sunday night on "The Valley" the Red Light dis keeper was killed, 8 deputy sheriff probably fatally shot. another man wounded and 250 men and women were arrested.
 Grover c. RergdoIi, Motorist and aviator and son of wealthy parents, of Pa. was yesterday sent to the county jail for three months and fined s15O on a charge of assault grow ing out of a collision of automobiles in which he was one of the drivers.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday df- rected that it's decree in the hard coal case" be amended to give the federal district court in eastern Pennsylvania power to decide whether four certain "65 per cent. contracts should be tex- cepted from the recent decision that such contracts were void..
 Hundreds of Corporations will be relieved from paying the federal cor poration tax by a decision yesterday of 1 the supreme court to the effect that l leasing all their property l and having no income except that | yielded by the lease are not doing l business" and therefore are not sub | feet to the tax.
 James Robinson. Accused of having | committed extensive forgeries in Win | lipeg, Duluth, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, New Orleans and maf1y other cities throughout the country, | vas arrested by detectives at Mime i polls, Minn.. yesterday. He is said to rave cashed many thousands of dol ars' worth of forged paper.