Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-03

Condensed Teiegrans

Lake Superior Is Frozer over from Grand Marais to Duluth for the first time this winter.
 The City Council of Philadelphia voted to reduce the price of gas to 80 cents a thousand. The Shortage of Men in the British navy IS nine per cent. exactly the same as in the United States service. The Senate Saturday passed the Works bill creating a single term of six years for presidents of the Unit ed States.
 Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago has accepted the presidency of the cham Der of commerce of the United States for 1913.
 Almost s75o,00o Was Spent for strike relief work by the United Mine Work CTS of America during the year ending December l. 1912. Gold, Which Is Now at 20 Gents premium on one hundred dollars, has almost entirely disappeared from cir culatien in France. The United Commercial Travellers asked Governor Sulzer of New York tp approve a bill for 91-inch hotel sheets and the abolition of roller tow els.
 Excitepnent Over a Fire in his auto mobile Saturday caused the death of Abraham Orleck. a raincoat dealer with stores in Providence, Pawtucket and New Haven.
 President Taft and President elect Wilson will be. the guests of honor at the National Woman's Suffrage as sociation at the big pageant in Wash ngton on March 5.
 The S7e,ooo Bond of Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Iron Workers union, was approved yester- day by Judge Baker in the United States circuit court of appeals.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Power was acquit- ted of charge of murdering her hus- band, William Power, after a hearing Saturday in the Lynn, Mass, district court She pleaded self defense.
 Juan M. CebaIos, Vice President of the development company of Cuba and an officer and director in eight other corporations, died suddenly of heart failure in his New York office Satur- day.
 driver, tied his fathers sword to chair Saturday, then lunged forward and impaled himself on the blade. The man left no note explaining his sui eide.
 Religious Enthusiasm attending the Rev. Billy Sundays revival at Co1um- bus, Ohio, reached the hatpin riot stage, when meetings scheduled for wo- 1500O
 William J. Taylor. the Lowell Mass. motorman who was crushed when an electric car jumped the tracks after the brakes failed to work, died at St. Johns hospital Saturday. He was g years old and unmarried.
 Amusing Himself by shootinq matches from an air gun at ornaments suspended from a Christmas tree Ralph Vandovandier, Is years old, a. helpless at Altoona Pa, when the matches set fire to the tree.
 For the First Time in History a band Of armed ConfederateS will tramp down Pennsylvania avenue, Washing ton, March 4th, when Company B, Cod federate veterans, of Nashville, Tenn, will occupy a place of honor in the Inaugural parade.
 Scampering Rats and Mice are counted on by college students to starn- ~pede the suffragist parade on March and the unusual demand for rodents was explained when the plot, that has spread through virtually every college in the capital, was learned.
 Joseph J. Ettor, the Strike Leader, who was a central figure in the Law renee, Mass, riots and subsequent trial at Salem, for melting to murder, which resulted in his acquittal has reached home at Tacoma, Washn. If he obeys his father. he will stay there.
 Pauline Wayne, President Taft's famous Holstein COW, will follow him into retirement March f The presi- dent Saturday called in Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, who two years ago sent Pauline to the White House, and gave her back to him.
 Declaring in a Letter addressed to his boarding house proprietress at Philadelphia that he had been suffer ing from an acute attack of shovel still labor hoboitis,' James Smith, 35 years old, willed his body to the first medical institution that applied for it and then committed suicide by turn ing on two gas jets in his room UNIFORM MILK LAW