Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10
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 Eggs Are Selling at three cents 3
 dozen in China.
 l Charles coburn, One of the oldest merchants of Hartford, died .yester- day.
 l EIwood S. Brown, Physical director | at Manila, declares baseball has done
 more to ciyilizes Filipinos than anything i else.
 | A Memorial Service for J. P, Nor | gan will be held in London on the day of the funeral in America. President Wilson Gave the manu- script of the speech which he read to
 congress to Mrs. Wilson. =
 The Wisconsin Assembly yesterday
 killed the Anderson anti fraternity bill, directed against college organiza- l t1ons, by a vote of 57 to AZ.
 The Proposal to Have a Weeks 1 Shooting of deer in the fall will be
 debated in the house next Tuesday at noon as the order of the day
 The Asahti,. the Leading independent 1 newspaper of Japan, declared that Americans should be treated in Japan
 as Japanese are treated in America.
 The Directors of the Pennsylvania ] Railroad at a meeting yesterday adopt 1 ed 8 resolution authorizing a ten per
 cent. stock issue amounting to about l s45,000,000.
 Frederick Wagner Was excused from jury duty in Pittsburgh because of his corns. which prevented him from sitting quiet more than 30 min utes at a stretch.
 In Applying for a Divorce in At
 cared drec hey hey blrban mrb errruoe @ Iowns de- fled with any locality and moved | every two weeks.
 Mayor Zimmerman of Carbondae, stituent and minded the baby for her while she voted He was reelected by majority of one.
 and 75 narrowly escaped injury when fire yesterday destroyed the blaming mill of William Morris and Sons com
 pany at Chicago.
 Henry c. Breckinridge, of Lexina
 ton. Ky, is slated for assistant sec retary of war, and William H. Osborn, of Greeneboro, N. C., for commission CT of internal revenue.
 Three Attempts of Jack Rose, gam
 bier and witness in the Rosertha1 case, to buy summer home in Westport, Norwa1k or Wilton Conn. were re- pulsed by local civic societies.
 William w. Borden, the 25-Yesr- Old multi millionaire, who put aside the ri n of a a f,f f1Tz- To L1sa come a missionary. died yesterday at Cairo, Egypt of spinal meningitis.
 Eight Hundred Pounds of crystal fixed sugar cane, mistaken for cocaine, contained in four trunks and thought to be worth s5o.0oo. were seized in . San Franeiscoshotei by the police.
 Mrs. Mary Lucas, $ Widow sixty years old, was found guilty of murder in the first degree at Lansing, Mich, and sentenced to life inprisonmlent for having poisoned Mrs. Pauline F1ngeI.
 Mary Webb. 1e Years Old, sister of Robert Webb. most daring of the Chi cago automobile bandits of last winter will enter 8. convent as atonement for crimes to which her brother has con- fessed.
 A Committee of JeffersonviIIe, Ind. Citizens ts soliciting funds to pro- vide a banquet for the -convicts at the state reformatory here in recognition of their services to the city during the flood.
 ed that he hired 'sIzzy the Painter" of the arson ring, to fire his apart ment in New York. was sentenced yes terday to serve four months in the penitentiary.
 About 600 Miners Quit Work on the Cuyuna range, Minnesota, because of dissatisfaction with change in shifts imum scale of 8 for night work had been ignored.
 Farmers Were Getting Less for their staple crops on April l last than on that date any other time during the last five years as figured out by the bureau of statistics of the department l of agriculture.
 Patrick Lynch. and His Sister, Mrs. l Ellen Arnold, both over eighty years of age, were burned to death at Gran | vile, Mass, yesterday. when their | home where they have lived alone for | many years, was destroyed.
 The Municipal News, Representing | Los Angeles experimental venture in | the weekly newspaper field. cironicled 1 it's own obituary yesterday. Thirty two weekly editions of the paper had | been published and circulated
 Public Requests in the Will of Mrs. Bridget Palmer of New Haven, widow ,f Thomas Palmer. include one of | P, 900 to St. Agnes home at Hart ord and a like amount for St. Francis orphan asylum of New Haven.
 More Than One Hundred Inmates of he state tuberculosis sanitarium at | Wallum Lake, R. l.. joined in a well come to Dr. Friedrich F. Friedmann when the German bacteriologist went here yesterday to conduct clinic.
 The Plant of the Rose City Cotton 0il company, two and half miles l east of Argenta, across the river from r Little Rock, Ark. was destroyed by | ire yesterday The loss is estimated |