Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-11

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 Condensed Teiegrams Columbus, Ohio, School Children kill ed 4,300 flies in a swatting contest. Fire Destroyed IS Buildings in Spring field. Mo. causing a loss of $50O,000.
 Because of the Absence of several secretaries from Washington there was no cabinet meeting yesterday.
 Morristown, N. J., has ordered that no fireworks be exploded before a. m. and after Il p. m. on Independence Day.
 Counterfeit Half Dollars are in cir culation in Lenox, Mass. Two have been found in the contribution box of a church
 There Were HAY Deaths in New York lyst week, against 1888 in the corresponding week of 1912. an in crease of 106.
 Representative AsweII of Louisiana introduced a bill yesterday to separate white government clerks and employees from negroes.
 All the World is Coming to the United States for boots and shoes, ac- cording to the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.
 The New York Health Department has ordered Tent City" at Coney Is- land to be abandoned, because running water IS not supplied as required by the law.
 More Than 100 American and Brit ish refugees were forced to pay $12,50O to Mexican rebels for a special train and permission to leave the state of Zacatecas
 William E. Sage, Aged 54, dramatic and literary editor of the Cleveland Leader, died yesterday of organic heart disease, from which he had suf- fered for years.
 Refusal to Grant the Demand for closed shop led 35 e.ectrotypers and helpers at the plant of William T. Bar mum & Co. at New Haven to leave their work yesterday.
 Cornelius J. Ford of Jersey City, ap- pointed public printer by President Wilson yesterday, has been for ten years president of the New Jersey Fed eration of Labor.
 As Interpreted by It, the supteme court yesterday upheld the constitu- tionality of the newspaper publicity law enacted as a part of the postal appropriation act of 1912
 A Petition in Bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court yesterday by the Continental Furnish ing company of New Haven. Liabili- ties, $11,215; assets $t,700.
 Lexington, Mass, Concluded the three days celebration of it's 200th an- niveTsary yesterday with a big mill tary parade. in which number of marchers wore colonial costume.
 Mrs. Mary Lynch has brought suit i for $25.000 against the Wright Aero plane company for injuries received when an aeropIane driven by Arch Hoxie fell on her at West Allis, Wis, in 1910.
 The Appeal in the Case of Charles
 
 ed of the murder of Herman Roseu- thai, the gambler, In New York, will be argued before the court of appeals on Oct. 13.
 Eleven Steamship Companies oper- ating on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence river were merged at Mon treal yesterday into the Riche1teu and Ontario Navigation company with $16 900 900 capital
 Ambrose Raffe, Aged 55, died at his home at Woonsocket, R. l., ten min utes after he had swallowed a half teaspoonful of oxalic acid which his daughter administered in the belief that it was medicine.
 Charles A. Lindoft, a Teacher of the violin, was murdered in his home at Galesburg. H., early yesterday, when he went to the aid of his daughter, who was being choked by a burglar. The intruder escaped.
 Heirs of the First Settlers of the town of Tome, N. M.. in 1739, yester- day lost in the supreme court their suit to be declared the rightful owners of the 121. 600 acres of land upon which part of the town is located.
 Maurice Subway of Bridgeport, charged on two counts with arson and on a third with attempting to recover damages under false pretences, plead ed guilty yesterday 10 the third count and was. fined $400 with costs up to S100 added.
 Almost on the Exact Spot where the ill-fated Titanic foundered a little fnore than d year ago. the lookout of the North German Lloyd steamship Elsenach, which docked Monday with l 1,502 immigrants, sighted q barnacle covered lifeboat.
 President Hibben of Princeton uni versity announced at the commence ment exercises yesterday that Mrs. Russell Sage had promised to give $10000 for a new university hall pro- vided the university raised $400,000 for the same purpose.
 Hanford Donneiy, who had been charged with theft of the jewels of Mrs. Philip James of Lake Forrest, IL, after the train wreck at West port, last October. pleaded guilty to the charge yesterday and was held in $9,000 for the superior court.
 To Overcome the Loss of several million of dollars year in the egg industry, the department of agricul- ture has just completed an extensive inquiry into the causes for bad and added egss. and the investigators fix bIarna Onto farmers and DolII-