Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-14


 belief before the Indiana Democratic Editorial association Saturday.
 Capt. Barney McIntire was drowned and Mrs. Mcintyre and three members of the crew of the barge Annabelle Wilson were saved when the vessel went down in a storm off Dunllirk. N T.. Saturday
 Warning to the Public against the use of the automatic cigar cutter on the ground that it is an agency for the spread of disease was issued Sat urday by the United States public health service.
 The GuatemaIan Government through Minister Mendez has offered the United States five scholarships available for American boys and girls desirous of pursuing courses in Guat- emalan institutions of learning.
 Samuel A. kean, for years a bank CT and bond dealer in Chicago, known for his practice of holding brief religious service in his bank at the opening of each business day, died at his home in Evanston ILL Edward E. Phillips of Syracuse. N. r., found guilty with other labor lead CTS at Indianapolis, of conspiracy to transport explosives illegally. was lib- erated from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. Kas. Saturday on $10,000 bonds.
 An Anonymous Letter containing threats to blow up the United States embassy at Mexico City was received by Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson Saturday and immediately referred to the Mexican foreign office for inves- 1 tigation.
 EIdridge E. K. Jordan. prominent | banker and capitalist and vice pres 1 ident of g. New York bank was sued l at Washington by his wife, Martha | Tyson Manly Jordan, for absolute di- vorce and alimony. Statutory offenses are alleged.
 The Diamond Necklace which be- longed to Jack Johnson's former white wife, Etta Duryea, was sold to a jew 1 eler at Chicago Saturday for $2160 at public auction in the office of the 1 United States marshal. The necklace is valued at $9,o40.
 1 Farmers of Western Kansas plan to | begin 8 campaign to exterminate the grasshoppers which for several days have threatened to destroy the grow ing crops of that section. A carload of bran mixed with 2500 pounds of poison has been distributed among l them.
 A Masked Man who early. Saturday attempted to hold up the night clerk at the Cliff House, fashionable sum mer hotel at Manitou. F miles west of Colorado Springs, Colo, shot and killed Night Watchman C. Whitehead and escaped to the hills. A posse was sent in pursuit.
 Paterson's Long Drawn Out Strike of silk mill workers developed a new and serious complication Saturday with l the cutting off of the water supply in the homes of hundreds of strikers. Many landlords have carried tenants for months without rent, meantime meeting water bills.
 In Response to a Request from weavers for more pay and uniform cuts of cloth. the Hamlet mills. at 1 Woonsocl1et, R. l.. employing 300 oper- atives, including ITO weaverst Saturday posted notice stating that wages would not be raised and that the cuts would continue to be of unequal lengths.
 Charged with conspirinq to illegally l transport liquors, not properly mark ed to show their character. into a pro- hibition state, George P. King of Bos- ton and Francis R. Downey of Rox- bury were each held at Portland Me in $1,000 bonds for the September term of the United States court in 1 Massachusetts.
 For the First Time in the history of governmental department operations 1 the cooperative plan of running a ;! lunch room is to be tried by employes in an effort to reduce the cost of liv- ing. The experiment is to be under taken by the employees of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. ADDRESS TO SECTION