Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-15

James M. Lynch, President of the international Typographical union, with headquarters at Indianapolis is slated for public printer.
 coney Island is Going After busi- ness hard this year. A fund of S100.- 900 will be used in providing attrac- tions to bring visitors to the island.
 Mrs. Ann Elizabeth MagiII, who was born on April fl. 1908. near Doyles- town, Pa., celebrated. her birthday at her home at Philadelphia yesterday.
 Albert H. Lawrence, the American manager of a Mexican sugar plantd- tion, reported shot and killed April 1, is still alive. but in critical condition from his wounds.
 Euphemia Gianni, 16 Year Old Italian girl, will be able to sail for owing. to the aid rendered by several business men of Philadelphia.
 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company has announced an increase in wages to it's 1000 employees ranging from one-half cent to one cent an hour
 One Hundred and Fifty Painters went on strike at Fall River yesterday to enforce their demands for $3.2S day and a 44-hour week. They are nCW IeCSlF1LS 9o.
 The Atlantic National Bank of Providence closed it's doors and was taken in charge by National Bank Elk aminer Joseph BaIch at the request of the board of directors.
 No Decisions in the State Rate Gases, newspaper publicity law, inter- mountain rate cases or other impof- tant suits pending before the supreme court were announced yesterday.
 A General Strike of Industrial Workers of the World was called at Coldweu, who is conducting the fight against the Draper company.
 Opinions That the "Turkey Trot," the tango and similar dances were just what people made them. wore expressed by cafe proprietors before the Illinois vice commission yesterday. tailoring establishment at Chicago, was found murdered in his home. A letter was found in the room indicating that revenge was the motive for the crime.
 Arthur p. Richardson, Former Head Of the Richardson Grain company of St. Louis, pleaded guilty to forgery in the circuit court there yesterday and was sentenced to five years imprison- nent.
 Smallpox in Alaska Has Caused the public health service to decree that all travellers from the United States to the territory must be Vaccinated or show a certificate not more than five years old.
 Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means committee was ordered to bed yesterday by his physicians, who declared he had a slight fever and was l,f .I~fJ0 b9 cd work on the tariff bill
 Frutos Plaza, 26 Years of Age, and a nephew of Leonidas Plaza, president of Ecuador. married an American girl several days ago in Chicago and as result the young bridegroom Is threatened with disinheritance.
 Frank K. Polk, New York Lawyer and former chairman of the New York civil service commission. has formally accepted President Wilson's offer to become collector of customs at New York succeeding William Loeb. Jr.
 The Secret Caucus in Congress would be abolished and it would be unlawful for 9 caucus or conference to bind legislator to vote against his best judgment, according to q bill in troduced by Representative Morgan.
 Although Scores Have Failed to re
  be sunk on Oak Island, in Malone bay Nova Scotia, Professor Williams, q Soldiers Grove, Wis. scientist, an nounces he will start work next June.
 Mayor Gaynor's Interpretation of the liquor laws was contradicted yester- day by the court of special sessions, which decided that restaurant keepers may stage cabaret shows after 1 a. n., provided no drinks are sold after that hour.
 State Attorney Hugh M. AIeorn of Hartford has learned that Matted Mastrapasqua the PIainvtIle youth who is wanted on a charge of selling his girl wife into white slavery, is de- tained at Ellis Island by the immigra- tion authorities.
 Evelyn Thaw's Plea that her hus- band, Harry K. Thaw, was responsible for the clothing she bought during 1908 was disregarded yesterday by the supreme court and a firm of outftters was awarded judgment against her for s3,746. Mrs. Thaw paid from $30 to $S5 for hats and as high as $350 for dress.
 Four Months in the County Jail was the sentence imposed upon Alderman Fred M Blackington by the Maine supreme court yesterday for the al- legged blackmail of F. l.. Hewett, a wholesale bottler. Blackington was convicted of threatening to accuse Hewett of a crime with intent to ex- tort money from him.
 Indictments in Thaw Case.
 New York, April 1.-The grand fury which has been Investigating alleged bribery in connection with efforts to obtain Harry K ThaW's release from