Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-18

M. K. Maxwell of Tacoma ate 50 eggs in 30 minutes to win bet. The New York Yiddish papers recog, nized the reporters union, thereby ending a strike.
 The Supreme Court yesterday an- nounced it would recess from next Monday until April '. Four Wisconsin University Girls de- clare they have proved adults can live on $2.50 week each. Clarence S. parrow Must Face on March 31. at Los Angeles. a third trial for alleged jury bribing.
 The President Received Box of ShamrockS from John Redmond, the Irish home rule leader. W. Travers Jerome Received Check for $10.0o0 for services as special state counsel in the Thaw hearing. A Contract for More than 1000, 900 pounds of sugar at Az cents a pound has been placed by the navy depart ment.
 The Standard Oil Company of New York yesterday announced an advance of half a cent a gallon in all grades of naphtha for export.
 Fourteen Automobiles to date have been entered in the third annual 300 mile race to be held at the Indianapo- lis speedway next Memorial day. Within a Few Hours after being confirmed by the senate yesterday, Dr. Beverly T. Galloway was sworn in as assistant secretary of agriculture.
 Alexis E. Georgian, Editor of a weekly socialist newspaper at Mime apolis. was yesterday fined $75 for criminally labelling Mayor Wallace c. Nice.
 Col. George K. Hunter of the Seventh U. s. cavalry has issued an order pro- hibiting the men of the Manila. garri- son from appearing in public with native women.
 pr. George s. Adams, who was for 20 years superintendent of the Massa- chusetts state hospital at Westboro- died at Stamford, Conn. yesterday, aged 55 years.
 ternational law at Columbia and a, rec ognized authority on that subject, IS to be appointed counsellor to the de- partment of state.
 The Birthplace of Stephen C. Foster, author of "Old Kentucky Home," and other songs, will be bought by the AL lied Board of Trade of Pfttsburg and presented to the city.
 A Fresh Strike in the northern Col orado coal field began yesterday when 1000 miners employed by the Amerl- can Fuel company in Boulder county failed to return to work.
 A Five and Ten Cent Store at Red Bank, N. J., was nearly wrecked yes 1,I o1i zta.I to St. Patrfck's day postcards and souvenirs displayed in the windows.
 Joseph FeTdmans Teacher of He brew, committed suicide by hanging at his home in New Haven Sunday night. Feldu1an, who was fl years old, is be- ieved to have suffered from mental trouble.
 Benjamin p. Mead, Formerly state comptroller and for many years one of the most active republican workers in Fairfield county, died at New Ca naan. Conn. yesterday. He was 65 years old.
 Three Armed Men Dragged Albert Berger, a New York cigar store clerk, day, bound his hands and feet with wire, then leisurely took S200 from the caSh register and escaped.
 
 liam McCombs of the democratic ma tfona1 committee to be ambassador to France was about to be transmitted to the senate yesterday, but was with held at MT. McComb's request.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday grant ed a restraining order to prevent Post master General Burleson from enfoFc- ing the newspaper publicity law while the court has under consideration the question of it's constitutionality.
 The Fight to Save Porter Charlton from extradition to Italy for the muI- der of his wife at Lake Como on theis honeymoon opened yesterday in the supreme court when attorneys for Charlton filed their arguments.
 Postmaster William H. Marigoid of Bridgeport, who has been lying at tho point of death for several days. was reported by his physicians yesterday as somewhat improved, but pra ctfcal1Y no hope was held out for his recovery.
 Determined to Show that as horse women they are the equal of the best young society women have obtained permission to ride at Fort Meyer fu the musical cavalry drill to be given this month.
 Telling Her Three Little Children that she was going out to drown her self" Mrs. Isabelle Gochy, about 30 years old, of Pawtucket, R. l.. left her home yesterday. A few hours later her husband found her body floating in the river.
 Abram L. Beavers Was Sentenced in the United States district court at Trenton, N. J., yesterday to five yeaiY fir the federal prison at Atlanta for embezzlenent. Beavers was formerly cashier of the First National bank of Highbridge, N. J.
 Honor to St. Patrick's Memory was paid yesterday by several members of the supreme court they took their places on the bench. Chief Justice White wore a green ribbon in his coat and so did Justice Pftney. Justice Holmes wore 8 green necxtie.
 After Having DeIiberased since 10 o'clock Thursday night, the jury in the case of Dr. B. Clarke Hyde, on trial at Kansas City. Mo. for the nur- der of Col. Thomas H. Swope, mil I~sT