Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-06

Miss Della c. Torrey will arrive at the w Wiite House today fer her last visit with her favorite nephew before he retires from the presidency.
 Charles B. Power, Newspaperman and sporting writer. former umpire in the National league. died at his home at Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. Mrs. Mary Floyd McAdoo, mother of William G. McAdoo, vice chairman of the democratic national committee, died at her. home at Knoxville, Tenn.
 The Swiss Government is trying to raise sufficient funds by popular sub scription to purchase a fleet of aero planes. Thus will Switzerland attain navy.
 Burglars Tuesday Night or early Wednesday morning. broke into the store of Doherty & Co. at New Ha- ven, and made away with s1,500 worth of goods.
 Professor Benjamin Moore told the Medico-Legal society of London that 100000 British babies die every year for lack of adequate public health reg ulations.
 The Trial of Jack Johnson on charges of violating the Mann white slave act was set yesterday for Feb 25 in the United States district court at Chicago.
 The Alaskan Railway Commission has reported to President Taft that more than one extensive railway will be needed properly to open up Alas ka's resources
 Thirty Patients Were Carried from a burning hospital at Big River, Sask.. shortly before the walls fell. None of them was injured. but several srr1ered from exposure
 Two Boys, Waiter ErankIyn and John Sherel. arrived in Chicago foot sore Thursday night. having com pleted tramp of LOAF miles from New York in 2S days.
 Judge Williams Yesterday sentenced Charles w. Anderson to state prison from four to thirty years on the charge of melting Raymond Clark of New Haven to burglary.
 President Taft Granted the request of government clerks that they be al lowed a half holiday on March 3, so that they might see the suffrage pa rade in Washington.
 Fifty Thousand Children under the age of 16 years are at work in Penn sylvania'' Charles H. H. Chute report ed to the child welfare conference in session at Harrisburg, Pa.
 The Divorce Suit of Capt Frederick w. Benteen, Seventh United States in fantry, against his Cuban wife Maria Casanova Benteen was dropped in the circuit court at St. Louis.
 As Result of the Rate Cutting war which they started on the Pacific coast, Bates and Chesebrough, shipping com missioners of San Francisco, filed yes- terday a petition in voluntary bank ruptcy.
 A Bill to Prohibit the employment of white women or white girls in any place of business owned or managed by Chinese or Japanese was introduced in the legislature by the government of Manitoba.
 The Old Age Pension Movement was revived yesterday at a hearing before a Massachusetts legislative commit tee on bill based on the British law and which allows g week to citizens over 65 years of age.
 Rev. John J, Brandt, pastor of the First Christian church at St. Louis, announced yesterday that his congre- gatfon soon would build a church with a roof garden in the fashionable West End district of St. Louis.
 A PSF0on was 0Fdnt0O yeSI6IO Osdy IO Charles Alberto. who was serving life sentence for the murder of his wife in Holyoke twelve years ago. Alberto struck his wife in a passion after learning of her faithlessness.
 The New York Stock exchange yes terday adopted a stringent resolution against wash sales" This action fol- lowed closely the introduction in the New York legislature of bills recom- 1nending stock exchange reforms.
 After Taking Drug and powdered glass, slashing his wrist with razor and shooting himself below the heart in an attempt at suicide, Gordon Flournoy. secretary treasurer of tho Albany (N. Y.) cotton mills. still lives.
 William J. Bowen, who was arrested by New Haven road detectives on Jan uary 1 following a series of thefts of baggage at various stations on the term of from nine to ten years in the state prison.
 Professor Henry Crosby Emery, of Yale university, professor of political economy, will take over for the time being the professorship of economies and social science at Wesleyan uni- verSity which Professor w. C. Fisher recently resigned.
 "There is Not Perfect Foot among. the 1000 girl students at the Univer- city of Illinois, and. more than that, there never will be as long as shoe fashions for women remain as they are,' said Miss Gertrude M. Moulton. director of physical training.
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