Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-16


 Marion capps, Preacher, convicted or burning his three children to death l has been granted a new trial by the supreme court of Arkansas.
 Wire Communication with many parts of Wisconsin was severed by a severe electrical storm Monday night. Reports tell of heavy damage to crops.
 Kansas Experienced Monday the highest temperatures of the year, 112 1 degrees being recorded at Clay Centre St. Joseph, Mo, reported 101 degrees
 The First National Bank of Mo- keesport, Pa, which closed it's doors as l a precautionary measure a week ago yesterday, resumed business yesterday. Fear that John Wurster would at ] tempt to assassinate Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chicago led to his deten- tion pending an inquiry into his sanity Two Grinding Mills of the E. I. Du- Pont de Nemours Powder company at 1 Hagley Yards, near Wilmington Del. blew up yesterday. No one was injur- 1 ed.
 5anea Howes, arrested at Brockton, Mass, for stahbing his brother Post | master Marcus H. Howes of Barnsta- ble, is alleged by the police to have confessed.
 College Men Are Showing the great est enthusiasm for military life and have the making of excellent soldiers, in the opinion of Major General Leon ard Wood.
 The Temperature of 1o4 Degrees was 1 registered at Omaha, Neb., by the gov ernment thermometer at 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon. It was the hottest day of the year.
 William Henry Patterson, aged 34, of Lowell, Mass, committed suicide by hanging. at the farm of Reuben Duns ford. in Chelmsford. He was despond- ent because of illness.
 Mrs. Walter Ostrander, wife of a Kingston, N. Y, real estate operator and several other persons were injured l when an electric sign fell from a build ing at Atlantic City, N. J.
 An Electrical Storm accompanied by a odwnopur of rain demora.lized tele- phone and telegraph communication 1 throughout Indiana, Monday night, and 1 made rail travel uncertain.
 Postmaster General 5urleson will 011IdI go Cn6 1ITSC pttI1Si DOSL zone lIOI1 50 to 15O or 200 miles and charge five cents for the first pound and one-hah cent for each additional pound.
 Nine Persons Were Hurt, two prob ably fatally, when Fslll River electric car outward bound, crashed into a Prairie avenue bloomer broadside at the foot of College Hill, Providence.
 
 Senator Samuel Ross of New Bed- ford, Mass, after 20 years of cnntinu- ous service in the house and senate announced yesterday that he would not be a candidate for reelection this fall
 The Town Bylaws of Milford, Mass prohibiting public meetings in the streets, and rigidly enforced during the labor troubles this spring, were waived yesterday in facor of wonan's suf- frage rally.
 George w. Ponds, wfo was in charge of the sappers and miners who built all the bridges over the rivers behind Vicksburg, Miss, during General Grants operations in ay, 1863. died at Seattle, aged S4 years.
 Mayor Harrison's Ordinance for the appointment of ten city patrol women was recommended for passage by the Chicago council committee on schools yesterday. which action is said to as sure it's passage
 Oscar Terry Crosby, president of sev- eraI public utility corporations at Will nington, Del, Chester, Pa, and Tren- ton, N. J.. is being considered by Pres ident Wilson for governor general of the Philippines.
 Daniel Bowling, who took part in the charge of the Light Brigade at Bala- kiava, died in the county home at Utica N. Y, yesterdaY' Bowling was born in Ireland in 1882 and served 20 years in the British army.
 Broken in Health by reason of his experience in the rescue of 720 fishing vessels from northern ice nearly two years ago. Captain George M. Daniels of the revenue cutter service has asked to be relieved from active duty.
 Mrs. J. Berrington, aged 9 years, of Detroit Mich, was mtirrered on one of the principal streets of Toledo, Monday night, by John McBrine, aged 23, also of Detroit McBrine said the woman was "a vampire who had married three men and deserted them.
 Lizzie Rosenberg, years old, child of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg of Brockton, Mass, told her mother at dinner how good a girl she had been in the kindergarten during the fore noon. and then, losing her balance as she leaned against a screen to look out of a window. fell 30 feet from the third floor, and was instantly killed.
 LJ,T