Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-28

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 Jacob Hudack of LansdaIe, Pa, was so oVerjoyed at becoming citizen that he fainted in court at Norristown, Pa.
 Edward p. Weston Will Start on an- other walk on June 2. He intends to go from New York to Minneapolis in 60 days.
 R. w. Berry, a Trainman for 45 years, was killed by a train at Santa F'e, N. M. He leaves an estate valued at $200.000.
 4 Reduction of $5Oo,ooo Year in telephone rates is provided for in an ordinance passed by the Chicago com mon council
 No Effort Will Be made to bring back Captain ScOtt's body or his com panions, who had died with him in his south polar expedition.
 John Kroose, President of the Gen. traI Dairy company of New York, dropped dead while trying to catch train at Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 The Tragic Ending of the Pelkey- y, has killed the chances Of the boxing Dill now before the Illinois legislature.
 Philadelphia Textile Manufacturers at a largely attended meeting agreed to launch campaign for uniform fac tory laws in all the big industrial states.
 Having Completed the War Practice Tn the vicinity of Newport, R. L. the Atlantic fleet. headed by the flagship Wyoming, sailed late yesterday for New York.
 Receivers Were Appointed for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad yesterday by Federal Judge Carpenter on complaint of the Railway Steel Spring company.
 Canned Music is to be more of a luxury than ever by reason of a de- cree of the customs court that phono- graph disks must pay duty of 45 per cent ad valorem.
 The High Standard of Cleanliness maintained at the government dairy at Annapolis won praise from New York milk committee members who 1 visited the institution. Clarence A. Baldwin, aged 3S, a sals-
 man for the Scovin Manufacturing Co. i of Waterbury, was arrested yesterday,
 charged with embezzIement of $1,0S4
 of the company's money. i L. L. Lewis was yesterday appoint | ed temporary receiver of the Water vile Cutlery company of Waterbury, application being made by the presi- l dent, George J. Babcock
 An Engineer and Corps of assist ants have been employed to devise l plans for flood prevention at Dayton. 1 A $2,000.000 fund was raised by citt- | zens to forward the work
 The Original kiImsrnook Edition of 1 Robert Burns joems was sold for | $755. and the Edinburgh edition of | Robert Lewis Stevenson's brought S305
 at an auction sale in London.
 With the Death yesterday of PrisciI-
 la, Nettie and Perrill Marshall, six l persons are dead as a result of an ex- 1 plosion Monday in the Marshall 1 home at Little Hooking, Ohio.
 Returning to His Home in New Brit ain last night from his days work | Charles A. FIatsing found his wife dead | in the kitchen. Death was due to
 apoplexy. She was b2 years old.
 All but Fifty of the 400 Carpenters l who went on strike at Fftchburg, Mass, a week ago were at work yes- l terday, demands for a minimum wage
 of $3.'O a day having been granted.
 William Smith, aged 19, of Warren | ton, Va, a jockey cOnD ected with the 1 Widener stables, was thrown and kill l ed yesterday while exercising a horse
 over the jumps at the Belmont park
 race track.
 State Representative Bacon, in jail l at Denver, charged with the murder of l his wife and stenographer. broke his 1 hunger strike by drinking two gallons ! of buttermilk and eating two dozen | dOughnuts.
 The Graduate Committee in charge 1 of the proposed new Yale studium met | last night in New York and perfected 1 plans. Mids will be opened on June l F, and it is expected that work will 1 start at once.
 Senator Cummins yesterday present. l ed to the senate a resolution to direct 1 Vice President Marshall to appoint 1 five senators to investigate President 1 Wilson's charge that a lobby exists in i Washington to influence legislation. l Mrs. Julia Brer, a member of the i famous Jayhawker party of B mem- i bers who left Galesburg, H.. April ,, | 1849 to make their way across the 1 plains to the gold fields of California, i died Monday at Lodi, Cal, aged 99 ] years.
 An Old Town Regulation forbidding the annoyance of the inhabitants by groups of citizens, Was invoked yes l terday to bring about the arrest of three Italian women strike sympathlz-
 CTS who jeered workers here and in Hopedale
 Secretary Bryan is not too busily engaged with affairs of state to do the marketing for the Bryan household. Almost any morning the secretary of state may be seen in a Washington market place with a large basket
 swinging from his left arm.
 The Defense of the United Shoe Ma chinery company to the governments charge that 1t acquired the business of 5 subsidiary companies in order to eff feet monopoly, was outlined by Chas.
 P. Choate IT,, counsel for the conn., |. pany, yesterday at the court at Bos- . ton
 pr. E. L. Moore, Aged 35, state vet erinarian and instructor in the vet erinary department of the state agri- cultural collge at Brookings S. D., was shot and killed by Mrs. Mae Allen, 22 years old. The woman then fired