Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-07

Burglars in the Home of Seymour Cunningham at Litchfield, Conn, took | the family silver valued at nearly ] s2,90O.
 U. C. Collins, a Negro, the slayer of Sheriff Thomas Courtney was taken from the jail at Mondak, Mont. and lynched.
 A Special Delivery Letter mailed in Orange, N. J., on November Is, 1912, reached it's destination in New York, April 2 1913.
 Thomas F. Noone Has a clear road to the appointment as judge of the Federal District court for Connecticut. as all of his rivals have waived their claims.
 The Plant of the Forest Paper Mills at Amsterdam, N. Y. owned by P H. Smeallie and company was destroyed | by fire Saturday. causing a loss of $60.oOO.
 Mrs. Helen L. Jordan of Boston has gwen 10 the government of New Bruns- wick a hospital for tuberculosis pa tlents in the incipient stages of the disease.
 Alfonso Madero, Head of the Ma dero family, Friday conferred at Eagle Pass, Texas, with Governor Carranza
 
 Huerta. Eugene Smith. Active in Tammany politics and widely known on the East Side was shot and killed on Park Row, N. Y., Saturday by four men believed to be gangsters.
 Richard o. Gunther, formerly con sul-general at Frankfort on the Main, Germany, and lately conSul-general at Cape Town. South Africa, died at Osh- kosh, Wis, Saturday.
 Henry L. stiIlson. We'll Known throughout Vermont as an editor and historian of fraternaI organizations, died at his home at Bennington Sat ! urday, aged Fl years.
 Vice President E. H. McHenry of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad Co.,. who has been in charge of the operation of the sys- tenn Saturday. resigned.
 Three Men Were Burned to death and two others probably fatally in juFed in an explosion SaturdaX i3t-Lhe homestead Steel works of the United States Steel eorporation.
 A Bavarian Farmer, fined for send- ing impure milk to Munich, discovered that his daughters had been using the cream for complexion beautider and filling the cans with water.
 The Electrical Workers for the New York, Westchester and Boston Iine on the electrical extension between Stamford and New Haven have gone back and the troubles are at an end.
 Society Women of Washington to the number of $50 Saturday welcomed the wives of President Wilson, Vice Pres ident Marshall and the members of the Wilson cabinet at a formal break fast
 That Rheumatism Is Caused by a germ is announced by Dr. Edward c. Rosenow of Rush Medical college, who also asserted he has discovered the identity of the hitherto unknown bac- teria.
 Mrs. J. p. Morgan and her daugh- ter, Miss Anne Morgan, arrived at Highland Falls. W. Y, Saturday in order to isolate themselves pending the arrival of MT Morgan's body from Hayre.
 The Police Authorities of South Kingston R. l.. were ordered by the town council Saturday to use all law fuI means to prevent public meetings and parades of the Industrial Workers of the World
 The twenty missing" Scandinavian immigrant girls reported to have been lured frem their train by a white shaver disguised as a brakeman near Pittsburg several days ago, arrived safely at their destinations.
 An Old Spanish Ecclesiastical doc ument in the possession of the Uni- of the founding of San Francisco, which places the date before the birth of the nation-March 27. ITS.
 Dressed Entirely in Black Mrs. L. Bracket Bishop of Chicago announced at a luncheon of the Woman's party she would wear mourning until Mrs. Erpmeline Pankhurst, the English suf- fragette. Is released from prison.
 Cora Desilete. Aged fs Years. of Manville, R. l.. was found dead in bed at hotel at Woonsocket Saturday. Gas was flowing from an open fixture. The girl was accompanied to the hotel by a man whose identity is not known.
 Regardless of Existing Differences on many important phases of the Pan anna problem the president of CeioIsz- b1a has sent 8 message Of sympathy to the United States government in con- neotion with ti1e flood sufferers in the west.
 Mrs. Henry B. Harris states thers was no truth in the report that she, WlIh Otnef WldOWS OA NlCtiiElS oI lfie disaster, would while en route to Europe, stEew flowers on the Allan tie where the Titanic went down as memorial to their husbands
 License Was, Issued at Trenton, N. J., for the marriage of Miss Ida B. Phillips, official stenographer to three governors of New Jersey and re- tained by Governor Fielder, and Rich ard H. Taylor, a government secret service agent attached to the White House.
 William Q. Haywood, organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, son, N. J.. Saturday after a hearing son. N, J., a6turday after & hearing on charges of disorderIy conduct, and unlawful assemblage, in con- nection with the silk mill workers strike.
 In Deciding the Case of s Hartford druggist charged with having sold H. zuor on municipal election day, last Tuesday. Judge Clark of the city court Saturday gave aeauittal, saying that the law only prohibits the keeping 1aofs d =<aF z1rx IL