Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-27
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Condensed Telegrams Tuesday We. the warnest March
 William sooy of Atlantic City com m1tted suicide because he had been de- prived of cigarettes,
 of Mrs; Harbara A. DiIlinser, daughter StoneDoro. Pa, aged 104.
 An Unusually Heavy Snowstorm covered northwest Texas yesterday moving rapidly eastward.
 A Storm of Blizzard Type has been indication of cessation
 Mayor Jacob Heer, of Middletown Chlo, yesterday ordered all saloons closed until the flood is over. Aanesville, Ohio, say that the water in places overtops telephone poles.
 James Hamilton Lewis, Democrat, was yesterday elected United States senator from Illinois for the long term
 The Weavers Employed by the Sum mt S1lk Co. at Summit, N. J., struck Tor an increase in wages of about 45 per cent.
 , A Freshet of Twenty Feet or more apoVe low water mark is expected in the Connecticut river within the next 24 hours.
 Alderman Henry H. Curran's $foO.0 1000 libel suit against Mayor Gaynor which was begun Tuesday, has been with drawn.
 Lewis Cass Ledyard Resigned yes terday as a director of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroa d company.
 Lawrence Y. Sherman, Republican, was yesterday elected to the United States senate from Illinois for the short term.
 The Factory of the Otter River Board Company at Baldwinville, Mass. was burned to the ground yesterday. The loss is s60,000.
 Barn, Horse, two wagons and several tons of hay, the property of Mrs. John Curran of Wethersf1eld were burned yesterday.
 The Pennsylvania Senate Yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution pro viding for the forwarding of $50, 900 to the flood sufferers in Ohio.
 Albert M. Carroll, a freight brake man on the Boston & Maine was struck by lightning while on tor of g. car at Northampton and killed.
 Transactions Have Been completed Between the Panama government and an English syndicate for the construc- tion of 8 $1.0oo,eoo hotel on the isth- mus.
 A Special Cash Dividend of 20 per cent. was declared yesterday by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal company. in addition to the reg ular quarterly dividend of 2 1-2 per cent.
 The Congress of Physicians in ses- sion in Rome adopted a resolution de- claring that fashions in dress for many years back have been responsible to a large extent for the increase in tu- berculosis.
 The Defense in the Trial of Albert c. Frost and four others charged with defrauding the government out of Alaska coal lands valued at $10, 0,000,- 900 was resumed at Chicago before Federal Judge Landis yesterday.
 President Wilson Yesterday an- nounced the recess appointment of Charles P. Neill as commissioner of labor statistics. MT. NeilPs appoint ment was sent to the senate at the re- cent special session but no action was taken upon it.
 Representatives Kent of California, Lenroot of Wisconsin and Anderson of Minnesota, all known as progress sive republicans, joined a formal an nouncement yesterday that they would not Jo1n the house progresslves in the new third party organization
 Harry Gates, of Hartford, brake man, aged about 22. had his right foot cut off just above the ankle when he attempted to board the 326 southbound passenger train at Meriden yesterday afternoon Gates slipped and fell and one of the coaches ran over his leg His father had a leg cut off in a similar accident about a year ago.