Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

pendicitis, is improving i The Fund of the Merchants associa- ! ton of New York for the relief of the l flood sufferers, amounts to $71,286. John O'Neil, a Prisoner in the White Plains, N. Y., jail, was released in or i der to attend the deathbed of his moth
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 Robert c. Archer, former alderman l the largest strawberries in the county, l is dead.
 l A Large Tenement House at Danbury l ow red by the N. Y, N. H. & H. road was destroyed by fire yesterday, with 8 1 loss of about $3,00o-
 i A Bungalow at Noroton Heights be- i longing to William Oracle was burned 1 yesterday with it's contents. entailing l a loss of about $1.500.
 Charles Allen Reed, 16 years old, son l of a former circuit judge, has disap- peared from his home in Cleveland. 1 His fondness for moving pictures led 1 him away.
 Fire Destroyed the Building occupied l by the Morning A1bertan, at Calgary, 1 Alberta, and with it the newspaper plant, yesterday The loss is estimated i at $500, 900.
 
 The Household Workers Union has been formed by domestic servants of 1 Chicago. They demand two afternoons off q week and the privilege to enter tain callers in the parlcr. Supt. s. L. Reeter of the Pittsburg public schools was yesterday declared not guilty of two serious charges pre- ferred against him by Ethel I. Fisher, a domestic employed in his home. 
 The Editorial ard Mechanical Staffs of the New York American were fore ed to flee from their building, near the Brooklyn bridge terminal, at press time yesterday, by a threatened fire. Gov. Baldwin yesterday issued the call to Connecticut delegates to the New England railway conference, which will be held in the state house at Bos-
 ton, April g. beginning at 10 a. III.
 Owners of Silk Mills at Paterson. N. J., whose employees are on strike, are sending their silk abroad to be dyed, and will have it shipped back to fac tories in Pennsylvania to be woven
 Bound and Gagged in his Own op- operating chair, Benjamin Fireman, a New York dentist, yesterday watched three men rifle his office and depart with gold and platinum worth $4,000.
 There Are More Sweet Toothed" persons in the United State, apparent ly, than in any other country of the world, its average per capita consump- tion of sugar being almost forty pounds
 God is Going to EvangeIize the state of Maine.'' asserted Bishop Theodore s. Henderson of Chattanooga, Tenn, at the opening devotional exercises of the Maine conference of Methodist church. es yesterday.
 Opposition to the Democratic tariff bill as it affects wheat and its pro- ducts was voiced yesterday by 1nillers of western Minnesota and North Da,- kota at the annual meeting of the Spring Wheat league.
 Chief of Police o'NeiI of Denver yes- terday made preparations to put some of the 100 Industrial Workers Of the World in jail there. serving sentence for vagrancy, to work repairing streets and building sidewalks.
 Ernest WeIch, Convicted of compliei- ty in the tarring of Minnie La Valley at Clarksfield, O., last August yester- day was paroled from the Tuxedo workhouse, where he had served 135 days of six months sentence
 A IS Year Old Girl, Tereso sasso, yesterday complained to the Whining ton Joel, police that her father had sold her in marriage, taking 8 sum of money from Antonio Cotillo in her presence, and that her father compelled her to go through a ceremony.
 A Loss Estimated at Between $60,000 and s70. .O00 was caused by the burning of the lumber mill operated by the Portage Lake Mill company and own ed by the Burnham Lumber company of Boston, and large quantity of lumber at Portage. Me.
 
 The Engagement of Miss Nell Grant of San Francisco and santa Barparas q granddaughter of General U; 5. Grant to Lieutenant Commander Will liam Piggott Cronan of the United States navy was announced yesterday by Miss Grants mother.
 Rev. Father Robert Hughes, pastor of St James Catholic church ofMan- Iato, Minn.. has procured temporary restraining order against the president of the school board to stop the reading of the Bible and other so- called relfg- ffous exercises in the High school.
 The Supreme Court handed down a decision yesterday in which no error is found in the sentence of death impos- ed on Louis Saxon for the murder of his common law wife, in New Britain, Nov 27 1912 The date of execution has been fixed for Friday. June 27.
 To Reach the Summer White House at Cornish. President Wilson will be driven over the Wilson road, so named by the New Hampshire legislature yes- terday in honor of the president An appropriation of 1000 for the i'm provement of the road was passed unanimously.
 The Collection of Revolutionary rel l ics in Continental Memorial hall at | Washington is to be enriched by the addition of walking stick made from the timbers of John Paul Jones fam 1 ous old ship, the Alliance. The stick will | be placed in the collection by Miss | Marion Fl. Brabier of Boston.
 Harold B. Page, who was charged 1 with murder in the first degree yester- day in the criminal superior court at | New Haven. pleadeW guilty to second degree murder and was sen fenced to states prison for life. He is cl1 ctaceaed with 1