Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-04

Condensed Ieiearams

Camden, N. J., Voted Against com mission government Four Deaths Resulted from the Heat at Cleveland yesterday. The Woven Steel Hose and Rubber company's plant at Trenton, N J.. was destroyed by fire at loss of $50, ,000. Nearly 1000 Barrels of Beer were emptied into a creek at Mendota H., when the Mendota brewery was closed. An Ordinance Making It Unlawful for a person to get drunk anywhere but his home has become effective in Texas.
 Belgium Yesterday Became the goth nation to accept the principle of Secre- tary Bryan's peace plan and to ask for the details.
 Ephraim Martin Nunaine, son of Philip Numfng, the original of Long fellows Village Blacksmith" died at Cambridge, Mass. aged 79 years.
 The Chicago City Administration be- came strike victim yesterday when 200 white wings walked out after de- manding an increase from $2 to $2.50 day.
 The Arbitration Committee consider ing the demands of employees on the Norfolk and Western system for wage increases has decided to grant the de- mands of the men.
 All of the Victims of w. B. Henry of Philadelphia, who ran amuck in the dining room of a Gettysburg hotel on "Wednesday night, are reported to be doing well.
 Samuel E. Debs. the Pedestrian who left New York A hours after E. P. Weston, on a hike to Minneapolis, passed Lima. O.. several hours ahead of the latter.
 chonon Levy, Who Conducted a clothing store in Ansonia, has filed a petition in the United States district court showing liabilities of $20,000 and available assets of $16,S45.
 The Centennial Hotel, built at Long Island City in 1878. to accommodate persons bound for the Centennial cele- bration in Philadelphia. is being razed. The hotel was never opened.
 H. L. Haas, New York Lawyer, reported to the police yesterday that jewels valued at between $25,00o and s35,OOe had been stolen from his sum mer home at. Long Branch, N. J.
 offSntiaI hainS mat FeH aDOuC Greenyille, Tex, yesterday have in creased damage from Wednesdays storm, which will bring crop and prop erty losses to more than $1,000,000.
 Fitzgerald SIocum, Correspondent for a Los Angeles newspaper, has been ordered exiled from Mexico under article B of the constitution, which provides expulsion of "pernicious for eigners."
 Hereafter Under the New Excise Law put in force in the District of Co., luhbia any person suspected of having drunk not wisely but too we'll will be taken to a hospital for examination by a physician
 Ollie Taylor, f3 Years Old, of Atlan- ta, Ga. who has served two years in the reformatory for the theft of a five cent bottle of q soda fountain beverage, was paroled by the county commis- sioners for four months.
 John Bake of Boston, an employe of the Barnum & Bailey circus, which showed at Watertown, N Y, yester- day, was seized and tossed into the air by an elephant sustaining a broken leg and other injuries.
 Sergeant Kendall of New York and Newport, R. l., has been elected di- rector of the School of Fine Arts at Yale. He succeeds John Ferguson Weir who retired this spring after A years of continuous service Julian Hawthorne, in the Atlanta penftentiary, declares in a prison pulp lication that the difference between the men inside the walls and those outside Is that those wearing convict clothes have been stripped of hypocrisy. 
 The Number of Veterans who have died at the Gettysburg reunion was in creased yesterday to eight when George Walls of Lewisburg, Pa, 69 years old. succumbed in the field hos pital. Death was due to uremia.
 Five Children of w. A. Hays. Q dairyman residing near Valencia, Pa, were burned to death yesterday morn ing. The parents had gone to a distant pacture field to milk. leaving the chill dren asleep, and the house caught fire.
 Troop A of New Haven and Troep B of Hartford, cavalry, Connecticut Ma tional guard have been ordered to Midleboro, Mass, to take part on July 27 in manoeuvres in connection with the Massachusetts volunteer militia.
 In an Effort to Secure a safe and sane observance of the Fourth of July
 
 of prominent citizens was appointed to institute proceedings against any deal CTS selling dangerous fireworks to chill drens
 Efforts of the Washington chamber of commerce to create national cru- sade against the use of veal through federal law preventing the slaughter of calves for interstate shipment are being endorsed by organizations in all parts of the country.
 There Was Break Yesterday in the ranks of the foundrymen who have been on strike at the plant of the Ora per company at Bopedale, Mass for several weeks. About 100 Italians ap- piled for their former places. Work was given to 45.
 A Dispute Over the Value of a col lege education resulted yesterday in the death of Henry A. Edman 54 years old, a Chicago street car conduc- tor. He was knocked down by Edward Shaw, 28 years old. suffered a fractured skull, and later died.
 Judge J. J. Mahoney of the Law renee, Mass, police court announced yesterday that the inquest in regard to the drowning of eleven boys as re- suit of the collapse of a runway to one of the city .bathhouses Monday after noon would open next Tuesday