Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-16

at loss of s2o0,0o
 Samuel Brittor, who was struck bv a trolley car al Middltown Monday evening, is dead of his injuries
 identification of Criminals by means may be adopted by New York's police departm ent.
 The Vandaiia Railroad, a part of the PennsA AtVan1a railroad system, showed an increase of $77S.382 in earnings for 1912 over 1911
 George H. Eddes, a oommissary steward Tn the navy, who die'i sudden ly in Fall River. Mass, left an estate valued at $60,Qo0
 A Bomb Was Found against the wall Of the Bank of England in London It is believed to be a suffragette's attempt to blow up the bank.
 Fire at Columbia, S. C.. yesterday destroyed the Columbia hotel and the large hardware and grocery store of Lorick B Lawrence.
 Colonel Arthur w. Moore. Artist, journalist and veteran of the civil war died at his home at Rochester, N.. Y, yesterday. aged 13 years.
 Secretary Bryan is receiving con
 
 grandchild. Reginald Bryan Owen. at ElplIan, Kent. England.
 A Loss Of Between $25.o00 and s35,- 900 was the estimate put upon the fire Monday night in the New Method laundry building, Hartford.
 ]. Bruce Isn1ay, who is to retire on June l as managing director of the White Star line, has resigned from the New York Produce Exchange
 For the Services theS rendered dur ing the flood, 1000 conYicts Of the In diana, state reformatoryt at Jefferson vile were feasted by the citizens
 Roland Shueart, a Lawyer, was kill ed, and his brother-in-Iaw, Haynes moore, was fatally wounded in pistol
 Vale University Receives $f5,ooo to be added 10 the principal of the uni versity alumni fund by -he will of Isaac M. Jackson of Plymouth, Mass.
 The House of Joseph g. crocEer To- cated on the shores of Penllapoag pond, Canton, Mass, was destroyed by fire yesterday, with a loss of s5o,0oo.
 Anti suffraeists at Washington start ed yesterday on what their leaders de clare would be the greatest demonstra- ton against woman suffrage that the country yet has seen,
 The Nebraska House of representa- tives yesterday sustained the govern ors veto on the Henasty bill, provid- ing for the sterilization of criminals and mental incompetents.
 Hearing on the Conduct of the Washington police during the suffrage parade there March will be resumed Inv 1n n 1f investigation.
 Consolidation of the Interstate com merce commission with the postoffice duced by Representative Reilly of Connecticut.
 The Business of Martin Phillips Go, Martin, missing in London. is a mem Der, which went into voluntary bank ruptcy, will be continued by a receiv- CT.
 Postmaster General BurIeson held a conference with officers of the Nation al One Cent Letter Postage association on the subject of reducing the rates on first class mail to one cent for two ounces
 Howard Johnson, a prominent church worker in Camden, N. J., was sentenc- eQ 10 serve rom I6 months 10 seven years at hard labor, after pleading guilty to embedding $4.00o, which had been donated to church funds
 National Bank Examiner BaIch, in charge of the Atlantic National bank of Providence, R. l., which closed it's doors Monday. yesterday reported to Comptroller Murray that no criminal ity so far had been discovered.
  fore the court at Sunbury. Pa. on charge of assertion and non-support brought by his so year old wife, and sentenced to pay the costs and $8 8 month towards the support of his wife,
 Search in Two Continents is being m:tde for the sword that congress pre- sented to Major General Baron Won Steuben when he resigned from the Continental army at the close of the revolutionary war, but so far no trace of 1t has been found.
 Arrangements Were Begun yester- day for paying the deposftors Of the Atlantic National bank Of Providence by the Industrial company have offered to advance 60 per cent on National deposits.
 John Cunning, Mail Clerk on the Long Island railroad, was laSSooed ana whipped out of the door of his car yesterday by a wire trailing from a passing freight. He vas dragged for several yards and saved from probable 1 death by the breaking of the wire.
 Mrs. Margaret Boyer Lehman, whose husband. Ernest E. Lehman. | inherited interests in one Of the larg- | est department stores in Chicago, ob- l tained annulnent of their marriage on 1 the ground that both had been divorc- 1 ed within a year of their union at De- l troit, Mich, on June 29. 1907.
 The Supply of Patrol Wagons of the 1 Denver police department proved in | adequate to convey to jail all of the l nearly 100 Industrial Workers of the 1 World arrested on the outskirts of the 1 city Monday night, so Chief of Police | O'Neill impressed a passenger train 1 into service.
 Louis SpreckIes, Superintendent of the Federal Sugar Refinery at Yonkers, | N. Y., closed his desk yesterday morn ing and announced that he was going fishing and didn't know when he would |