Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-28

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Condensed Ieiegrams Samuel has declared himself in favor of universal penny postage.
 No Liquor Licenses Will Be issued l In the canal zone after July l. At 1 present there are 35 saloons in the 1 zone.
 ] Representative RarthoIdt Hef Missouri expressed his doubts of the merits of l Secretary Bryan's -grapejuice diplo- macy
 A Bomb Exploded in Newcastle, Eng, city council offices, doing slight 1 damage. It is believed to be the work of suffragettes.
 Hundreds of Boys and Girls attend ing high schools at Cleveland have been discovered to be addicted to the use Of the drug heroin. Despite Rain and Snow, prairie fires still are raging ferceIy in southern Saskatchewan. doing immense dam age to settlers farms. The Honor Legion of the police de- partment of New York city will be presented with the stand of colors given by Vincent Astor on May g.
 The Atlantic Mills at Providence, manufacturers of worsteds, went on schedule of five days week Satur- day. They employ about 2,500 opera tives.
 Stuns by a Rumble Bee a week ago Clarence, four years old. son of Thom- as Montgomery. of F7airview, Penn., is in critical condition and will prob ably die.
 Charles S. Lawrence of Nashville, Tenny has been selectedA as assist ant attorney in the department of jus tice to specialize largely in land title questions.
 Donald Ball, 1e Years Old, Flor ence. Kan, high school student, was killed after being struck by a twelve pound hammer. while watching prac-- tfce throwing.
 Charles A. Winch, general manager of the American Ice Co.,. for many years, died at his home in Pelham, \. Y.. aged 67 years. He leaves an es- tate of $500,000.
 After An All Night Session the Rhode Island general assembly of 1913 adjourned sine die Saturday morn ing, running only three days over the specified 50 days term.
 Emil Sparrey, Professional wres- tier, committed suicide at Rock Island, H., Saturday after he had shot and killed Grace Campbell. The tra agedy is supposed to have been caused by jealousy.
 Miss Alice Meyer, Daughter of the former secretary of the navy, and Lieutenant Christopher R. P Rogers, U. $. N., were married at Washington at noon Saturday. Miss Helen Taft was bridesmaid.
 Several Amherst College Students and a number of other tenants, were i driven from their lodgings in Hunts block at Amherst, Mass. Saturday by a fire which caused damage amount ing to about $20,000.
 Joseph E. Davies, of Madison, Wis, secretary of the democratic national committee, has declined to be govern or-general of the Philippines. and has been selected for commissioner of cor porations to succeed Luther Conant, Jr.
 Chinese Candidates for Entrance to Yale college hereafter will be allowed to substitute a knowledge of the lit efary language of China for Latin. They must. however, pass an oral ex- animation their knowledge of the English tongue
 A Settlement Of the Wage Contro- versy between the members of the Brotherhood of Railway Photographers and the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad has been reached. The men will have their wages in creased about per cent.
 Attorney General Barker of Missouri filed in the supreme court Saturday quo Warranto proceedings against a number of fire insurance companies on a charge of violating the anti trust law in combining to withdraw from the state.
 An Amendment to the Constitution which. when ratified by o-thirds of the states. would give congress the power to make uniform the hours of labor throughout the United States is proposed in a resolution introduced in the house by Representative Curley of Massachusetts.
 The Special House Committee which investigated the assault by Charles C. Glover, a Washington banker, on Rep resentative Sims of Tennessee, report ed Saturday ii had found Glover in contempt of the house and recorn- mended that the speaker issue a war rant for his arrest to answer that charge.
 Edmund E. C. Won Klein, Arrested at Chicago. recently, on complaint of Miss Ethel Newcomb, who charged he induced her to marry him and then disappeared with her diamonds valued a t S3.500. has been identified by a sec ond woman, who says she was his "dupe' She is Mrs. C. A. Temp1e, of Little Rock, Ark
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