Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

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 The Suffraeette Skirt, much like the harem skirt has arrived in New York.
 Philadelphia has 20 PIainoIothes men patrolling the streets to catch mashers.
 Mary sweatt Hodeoon 1o1 Years old, died from heat exhaustion at. Lynn. Mass.
 President Wilson Yesterday nom- mated Frederic Courtland Penfield to be ambassador to Austria Hungary. Ethel Rhul Five Years Old, was in the severe storm which swept the state.
 Hereafter the Detail of every army officer in Washington except bureau chiefs will be strictly limited to four years
 The Italian Tobacco Monopoly will start in September to sell cigarettes without nicotine" at three cents apiece.
 A Black Snake, Measuring Seven feet, was found in a rocking chair of the porch of Mrs. O. D. Ices home at Newcastle, Ind.
 Robert c. Ogden of New York, is seriously ill at his summer residence The Bfllows' on Arundel Point, Ken- nebunkport, Maine.
 Constitutionalists Led by Governor Carranza were reported to have de- feated Mexican F'ederals Sunday near Candela, in Coahuila Mrs. L. O. Bradley, wife of Titus vile, Pa, merchant, was killed by a l bolt of lightning. A baby which she was holding escaped
 Helen and Margaret AveriII, aged s and 10 years, respectively, fell into a creek near Warren, Pa, while dodg- ing 8 firecracker thrown at them and were drowned.
 Traffic on the Main Line of the Bos- ton and Albany railroad was delayed yesterday by the derailment at Koch dale, Mass, of milk car attached to a Boston bound train. Secretary of War Garrison has with drawn Federal financial support from the Arkansas National Guard, because of negligence of state officials in car ing for Federal property. The Main Building of the factory of W. J. Budgell and Sons at Peabody, Mass. manufacturers of sheepskins, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss will exceed 60,000.
 General E. Burd Grubh, superintend- ent of the New Jersey Home for Dis abled Soldiers at Kearny, died yester- day of complication of diseases. He was seventy-two years old.
 Miss Abbie D. Munroe, principal of Laying Industrial school at Mount Pleasant, N. C., died suddenly at her summer home, at Bristol R. l., yes terday. She was 76 years old.  An Unidentified Negro who had assaulted a young white girl at Boni- fay Florida was taken from rail- way train at Milton by mob, hanged to telegraph pole and then shot
 William B. Morand, e1 Years Old, the only survivor of the Mexican war in Wisconsin and one of the five sur vivors known in the United States, died at Green Bay. Wis, yesterday. PasquaIo Perrins, Who Killed Guic- seppi re Rosa in an argument over a game of cards at Providence, was given the maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment for manslaughter yes terday.
 Thomas MaIIey of SomervilIe, Mass, about % years of age, an en- gineer in the employ of 8 Boston firm, was drowned in the Merrimack river yesterday while making soundings for the proposed new bridge in South Manchester, N. H.
 One Hundred and Twenty Five men were engaged yesterday in fighting a forest fire that in three days has burn ed a strip half mile wide and two and a half miles long near Templeton, Mass. Standing timber worth $1O,00O has been destroyed. John Harris, Whose Home is in Brooklyn, N. Y, was drowned at Watertown, N. Y. and five others mar boat in which they were riding was run down by the yacht Sisilina owned by Nathan Straus of New York. Theodore Roosevelt, accompanied by his sons, Quentin and Archie, left New York yesterday morning for the west on trip which will last six or eight weeks. He will spend most of this time in and around the Grand Canon of the Colorado in Arizona George Richardson. Aged 23. son of Mrs. Marietta R. Jefferson, of Lowell, Mass, was found dead in bed yester- day morning. A revolver by his side He had been in poor health and had also brooded over an accident year ago in which the car he was driving ran over and killed a man.
 
 Flying at the Rate of fifty miles an hour yesterday, Glenn Martins hydroaeroplane dipped too close to Lake Michigan and was overturned. Martin and his assistant, Charles H. Day were rescued by the life saving crew, who also recovered the ma chine. Neither of the airnen was hurt.
 Challenging Her Husband to a Palacio made good her defense in due, with knives at Denver Colo, against the accusation of inf2delity made against her by Samuel Palacio until the police, who had been sum- moned by the neighbors. broke through the locked doors and separat- ed the combatants.
 Stay of Quinlan's Sentence.
 Paterson. N. J., July 7.-Patrick Quinlan, the Industrial Workers of the World leader. sentenced to jail last week for a term of from two to seven years for melting the silk mill strik-