Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22

hours of each other. '
 The Illinois Supreme Court decided that butcher shops and moving picture
 shows must close Sundays.
 The Vermont Legislature upon ad-
 burning today will complete the long
 st session in the history of the state
 John K. Beach was sworn in yester-
 ay as an associate justice of the su-
 rene court of errors of Connecticut.
 President Taft Left Washington at
 42-30 this morning for New York for two-day stay. Mrs. Taft accompa- nied him.
 President elect Wilson yesterday made what he hoped would be his last trip to his dentist at Philadelphia be- fore inauguration.
 Federal Judge Nathan B. Goff was elected United States senator from West Virginia by the legislature in joint session yesterday.
 The Iowa Supreme Court decided that profane or even downright "euss' words spoken over the telephone are not a basis for damages.
 Three Boys Nearly sroteNUp the suffragette hike at Elkton, Md, by freeing mice to greet ladies. Gen eral Rosalie Jones climbed a Hence.
 A Coat of White Paint was applied yesterday to the square reading desk from which Woodrow Wilson will de- liver his inaugural address March 4.
 A Resolution Attacking Willis L.. Moore, chief of the weather bureau, was introduced in the house yesterday by Representative Akin of New York.
 The Italian Chamber of Deputies cheered the announcement that the house sustained the veto of President Taft in the Dillingham; immi- grafton bill.
 One Month 10 the Day from the morning he shot and killed Charles Dickey, chief of police of Gulfport, Miss, Percy Newkirk, a negro. was
 Dr.. William c. Vile, a retired phy- sician of Danbury, and until recently for many years publisher and editor of the New England Medical Monthly, died yesterday, aged 66.
 The Stock Exchange has embarked upon a sysematic and comprehensive campaign against the $4 tax on the sale of each 100 shares of stock, recent ly recommended by Gov. -Sulzer-
 The Thirtieth Ballot for United states senator III IllG New EaInpSulE0 legislature yesterday showed but Il members voting, and an adjournment was declared by reason of no quorum.
 The Wesleyan sophomores won the annual cannon scrap" on the Wes- leyan campus yesterday morning, the freshmen falling to get the historic gun within the prescribed limits in the given time.
 More Than s5,ooos Girl Members of the Ladies Dress and Waist Makers union of New York will get a holiday on full pay today because they and their employers recently decided to ar bitrate all future differences.
 Relatives of the Late Samuel L. Glenn ems Mark Twain) state that John Clemens. reported in despatch from killed in fight in a hotel there, was not nephew of the author.
 "oId Roby Irving and Charles Dick the others only friend in Chicago. were found dead together in a Chicago lodging house Tbursday night. The room was filled with gas.
 Four states-New York, Illinois, Mississippi and Indiana-haye accept ed gifts of s1.00O each to be held in trust for 250 years and three months and compounded Sem1-annua11y at four per cent. for the relief of dumb ami mals.
 In View of the Remarkable Results achieved from the use of the typhoid in the army navy and civ ilian institutions, the war department is to urge and encourage the general use of the vaccine in all militia or ganizations.
 Stephen Saivinski, 21 years old, was before the New Haven court yesterday. charged with having killed his wife, l and was held for the superior court without bonds. Mrs. Slavinski died as with a razor.
 Permission to Introduce Bill ! the New Brunswick election act so as to give women the right to | vote at the provincial elections was | denied Donald Munro, member of the | provincial parliament, by the legfsla- 1 ture yesterday
 A Special Invitation to attend the in ceremonies March was | sent yesterday by the inauguration | committee to the 25 Indians now in | New York attending the laying of a cornerstone for an Indian monument in | New York harbor.
 With the Expectation of increasing the efficiency of the public schools of Maine by retiring teachers of long ser vice with pensions thee committee on education made a favorable report to | the legislature yesterday on the teach ers' pension bill.
 1t Was Definitely Decided yesterday that the right of Cfpriano Castro, for ner president of Venezuela. and Ed ward F. Mylius, convicted in London | of Hbeling King George, to remain in he United States as visitors. will be contested by the government in the highest courts.
 immediately Aftsr Its Edition. was -un off the press this (Saturday) morning the New Haven Journal Courier, which has been published for ne last 6S years at No. 4o2 State street, started moving the mechanical department to i tsnew and comm odious 1uil6ng at the corner of Center and Temple streets.
 Two Thousand Recruits Joined the 'triking garment workers at Philadel- ,h1a yesterday and leaders of the