Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-07

burned to the ground Saturday after noon.
 Governor SuIzer Saturday announced that under no circumstances would he accept the fusion nomination for may or of New York.
 p. H. Hodges, a Confederate veteran or onIenh1ll N. C.. died Saturday at a station in Gettysburg as he was pre- pairing to start for home.
 The National Catholic Educational association in session al New Orleans adopted resolutions condemning the plan to teach sex hygiene to children.
 Ernesto Madero, Brother of the late President Francisco I. Madero, of Mexico, sailed Saturday with his wife and children to visit relatives in Paris
 Word Came from Baltimore satur- day of the death there of Judge liar r1Son B. Freeman of Hartford He had been visiting daughter. J. D. Rockefeller Offered s42,ooo to restore the Dayton, Hamilton and Marietta, Ohio, Y. M. c. A. buildings, which were destroyed by the recent
 Secretary Bryan Expects to begin this fall actual negotiations for con cluding his proposed general peace pact with the other nations of the world.
 Arnold Staples, a Former Represen- tatIve from Rhode Island in the leg i islatu1e. was buried in grave which he had dug at Esmond for himself one year ago.
 CPAafIno aF the cities of Washington and Balti- more is the object of an organization of Maryland and District of Colum- bia people.
 David A. 5rayton Jr.. for 32 years treasurer of the Durfee mills and l prominent in banking and textile cir cles in Fall River, died Saturday. af- ter brief illness.
 Having Lost His Final Plea for, a habeas corpus writ, Porter Charlton will probably be deported to Italy July 15, to be tried for the murder of his wife at Lake Como, in 1910. The Man Killed at the Bridgeport station Saturday morning by the train to which President Wilson's car was attached was James Feltner aged 70, employed at St Vincent's hospital. 7ehFJ Lane WilSon, arnbaSSador to Mexico, went to Vera Cruz for the hol- iday in order to avoid meeting Pres ldent Huerta, whose administration the United States has failed to recognize. The National Ensign of Paraguay roof on the residence of Estorjie Cal deron, consul general for Paraguay in San Francisco, during his absence.
 The Currency and Banking commit tee of the chamber of commerce of the United States will meet in Washington on July to consider currency reform legislation pending in congress.
 Celebration of the Fourth of July this year by the wide observance of the sane Fourth" reduced the death list from fireworks and other explosives to 16 for the entire country with STA in jured.
 Many Athletic Records, including some of the Olympic games, were des- troyed by fire Saturday in the offices at New York of James E. Sullivan secretary of the Amateur Athletic union.
 Two Thousand Striking silk mill workers; a fifth of them women. marched Saturday at the funeral of Vincenzo Madonna, a striker who was shot and killed in a recent riot at Paterson, N. J.
 Compulsory Education of children in the public schools and the enactment of more advanced child labor laws, were the two principal matters adopted by the South Carolina Cotton Manu- lecturers association
 B. L. WincheIi. Formerly President nf hn ST railroad, and latterly receiver for the system a position which he resigned, has been appointed director of traffic of the Union Pacific railroad.
 Daniel Turner, a Veteran of the Civil war residing at Santa Monica, Gal, who celebrated his forth birthday Saturday thanks his judgment in re- mainfng single for his long life and apparent good health
 Barricaded in the Post Office at Kirkwood, a suburb of Atlanta, Ca, where he had blown open the safe, J. w. Johnson fought a posse of con- stables and citizens Saturday until he fell, probably mortaIy wounded by a bullet.
 A Bill to Take Part of the appoin- tive power from the president and lodge it in a commission of three men
 
 Works. It Is designed to prevent pub- lie offices from being used as polit- icaI rewards.
 Miss Lula Minot. 20 Years of age, daughter of J. E. Minot. a wealthy re- tired merchant. was killed in pre- mature explosion of fireworks at Au- rora, H., Friday night just as the cur tain dropped on a three days home coming celebration.
 Aviator O. T. Davis narrowly es- capped death at Aurora, IL, when against his better judgment, he weak ened before the jeers of a crowd and made a fight under unfavorable con- ditions. He was badly injured when his machine became unmanageable as he tried to make a landing and fell He probably will recover.
 Charles B. Smith, the Negro who caused a. riot on Newport R. | beach Friday night during which William Eagan aged 14 years. was shot and killed. Saturday was held In $3,000 bonds charged with assault on Ernest Rabu a seaman from the naval sta ton. Smith was charged later with nanslaughter and held in s5oG0 ad- ditional.
 Steamers Reported by Wireless.