Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-14

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 Charles Major. the Author, died at his home at Shelbyville Ind, yester- day after an illness of several months of liver trouble.
 Charles stults of stratford was bound over to the superior court un- der bonds for trial on the charge of bigamy yesterday.
 President-eiect Wilson Announced yesterday that he would resign the governorship of New Jersey, to take effect on March 1.
 At the Dog Show in Loncn Queen Alexandra won the first. second and third prizes in the open class for rough Basset hounds
 The Illinois House yesterday con- cured with the senate in the adoption of resolution for the direct election of United States senators.
 The Surplus Money of La Aarpe, kas., will no longer be deposited in banks to draw small rate of interest put will be loaned to Kansas farmers.
 Directors of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company yesterday declared a dividend of 30 per cent on the pre- ferred stock, total of about s1, 1,xso,ooo.
 Fire That Damaged the First High land Baptist church of Springfield, Mass, to the extent of $25. 900 broke out at I.20 o'clock yesterday morning.
 James Hsnfy Knapp, prominent for years in the hat making industry and a member of the firm of sCrofut & Knapp. died at South Norwa1k yester- day.
 Col. William Seymour Edwards, can dldate for United States senator in West Virginia. was arrested yesterday, charged with bribing Delegate John M. Smith.
 Owing to the Great Scarcity of teachers in the province of Alberta. the government has decided to allow the United States trained teachers to teach in Alberta schools.
 Anti American Feeling at AeapuIo, Mexico, eliminated in an assault upon two officers of the cruiser Denver. The victims of the assault were Surgeon Camerer and Ensign Guthrie
 The Standard Oil Company of Indi- ana, which was busted from Missouri in a decree issued by the Missouri supreme court. has nine more days of life in the state under the law.
 The Treasury Department has post poned indefinitely the circulation of the proposed new nickel which was sched- uled for. Feb IS. because of protests received from slot machine interests.
 Robert A. Smith, five times mayor of St. Paul, Mfnn.. two years a mem Der of the Minnesota house of repre- sentatfves and four years a state sena- tor, died at his home at St Paul yes terday.
 The Seattle Times Building. a four story brick structure, and the Denny a11iI 75I1pr c%n l1i the Times building, were partly wreck ed by fire yesterday with a loss esti- mated at S250,000.
 The New York Chamber of com merce yesterday adopted a resolution endorsing Senator Roots bill to amend the Panama canal bill by striking out the provisions for the free passage of American coastwise trade
 Primary Elections for the selection of fourth class postmasters are pro- vided for in the amendment to the senate committee on postof1ces yester- day added to that measure. -,,s
 Secretary Knox and Ambassador day to extend for another period of | five years the arbitration treaty be- l tween the United States and France, | which will expire March 12.
 
 Mrs. H. w. HoImes, one of the two American women killed on Wednesday l during the battle in Mexico City, was | the wife of Henry W. Holmes, former l ly of 1vor. Va. and formerly a Miss Strickland of San Antonio, Tex.
 Mrs. J. K. Hudson of Kansas City, l Mo-, received a telegram yesterday | from her son. Paul Hudson. editor of the Mexican Herald, saying that. he, | his wife and two children were barri- | caded in the Herald off1ce near the | ruined American consulate.
 Stephen HelIe, Aged 2s is at the hospital suffering from fractured spine, internal injuries and possibly 8 fractured skull, sustained in an accident on the farm Of Capt. George Augur, Just outside of Fair field
 k Favorable Report on a resolve ap- propriattng $1S,000 to defray the ex-4l penses of Civil war veterans attending the anniversary exercises of the battle of Gettysburg in July was made to the Maine legislature yesterday by the on military affairs
 Thousands of School Children of will swell the crowds which will cheer the trudging women the board of education passes favor ably upon 8 request from the national suffrage organization that the schools oe closed on that day.
 The New York Assembly codes com nittee voted to report fayorably the r. Levy bill, providing that any person observing any day as Sabbath other han Sunday, and suspending business or that day, shall not be liable to punishment for conducting secular business or laboring on Sunday. | "The WithdrawaI Of the United States from the Philippines would be ln act of cowardice and folly and would result in conditions worse than low existing in Mexico,'' declared Rep- esentative Olmstead of Pennsylvania n a speech yesterday against the ones Philippine independence bill.
 Two Children Were Probably Fatally njured and another less seriously hurt esterday when sled on which they were coasting down hill at Olney- file, R. l.. collided with an electric 1 ar. Isabelle Reilly. 6 years old, and er brother, Earl, aged f. were placed ' Il the dangerous list at the hospital | . A Dr. JsteyIl and MT. Hyde existence 7aS terminated at Chicago y0Sfardav I