Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-26

thelr beds by fire Which WsS discover ed at an early hour yesterday in the Imperial hotel at steubenviile, Ohio. Thomas Edwin Waterman, arrested yesterday in New York, charged with the embezzlement of $16,0e0 from the Drexel state bank of Chicago, was a clerk in the institution. Thomas Gainsborough's Painting, The Market Cart, one of Sir Lionel Phillips collection was sold by auction | for a Gainsborough picture. About Three Hundred Laborers em- ployed by contractors on state road work near Ridgeffeld struck yesterday. demanding an increase in wages from $1.75 the present wage, to $2.
 Burglars Entered the Grocery and confectionery store of P J. Noonan at Ansonia some time Thursday night l and made off with cigars, candy and other goods valued at over S10o. Following the Custom of Members of the Sacred College of Cardinals to pay an occasional visit to Rome Cardinal C'Connell will sail today for Naples, proceeding thence to the Eternal City.
 fife State of Connecticut received a fee of $275 from the C0nnec ticur Quar- ries company of Plainville, which filed certificate of incorporation in the 1 office of the secretary of state yester- day.
 The Bethlehem Steel Cooperation has purchased the Fore River Shipbuilding company of Quincy, Mass, a $4S00 GOO | corporation, builders of battleships and other war craft.
 Aaron kf5in of sfyn was award 2 Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad company for the death of his son, who was killed by a car. He brought suit for $10,000.
 Attired in Pajamas 100 Students rough housed' on the campus of the University of Chicago early yesterday until co-eds, shocked ct the night at tire of the rioters, telephoned a riot call to the police.
 Mrs. Frances Gertrude Wilnnot of Bridgeport obtained a divorce from ground of intoIerable cruelty. Mrs. Wilmot is the mother of 1s children, eight of whom are living. pr. w. A. Winters oF Newcastle, Ind, will appeal to the federal authorities to join in the search for his year old daughter. Katherine, who has been missing since March 20 She is believ- ed to have been k1Onappeu.
 Mrs Annie e. Rogers, wife of a bus mess man in Leafdville. Col, was yes terday designated by Secretary Lane of the inerior department for appoint ment as receiver of the land office at Leadville, at salary Of $3,000 year.
 In Keeping With Their Announced policy of opposition to appointments believed to have been made for poIit- ioa1 so far held up forty of President Will sons nominations for small postof1ces.
 Leuis!ation to Provide free adTnis- rnison of all articles imported from foreien countries for exhibition at the Panama California exposition at San Diego, is proposed in bill introduced by Representative Ketner of Calffor- mia.
 Striking Miners of the Kanawha coal fields In special convention at Charleston w Va yesterday voted to ry D. Hatfield for a settlement. of the trouble The strike hao been in prog reSs over a year.
 Satisfaction is Generally Expressed at Tolxio. Japan, over the decision of President Wilson to send Secretary of State Bryan to Sacramento to consult with the legislators there on the ques-
 
 ershfp legislation.
 The e5 Year Old Frfgate Granite State, the largest wooden vessel ever built for the United States navy, which seemed doomed by fire breaking out aboard her in the Hudson river was saved from destruction yesterday, but not until serious damage had been done
 Thomas P. Robinson. late Of fine New Yoflz police department, was sentenced yesterday to serve not less than six years nor more than ten years at hard labor in Sing Sing prison. He was con a, patro1nan from keepers of disrep- utable resorts.
 Eighteen Year Old Margaret Donovan was saved from a 300 foot fall from the head of the Statue of Liberty at New York yesterday by her clum, Gladys Revere, who caught hold of her dress as she was slipping from the window ledge that surrounds Miss LfbertySs crown,
 Enforcement of the Pure Food Law i4eneefofth will be solely to see that the provisions of the law are strictly ebeyed, while at the same time no at tempt will be made to punish H4anu- faetufers and importers whe can show that they are honestly trying te live uP te the spirit of the statute.
 Officers of the United States Army who paid S25 reward for the detection of a band of hostile Meros in the Phi1- iPpines whe threatened American life and property by their possession of a large quantity of dynamite stolen from the army, will be reimbursed after a wears controversy ever the legality of its RagmeRt