Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-22

Condensed Teiegrams
Revolution is brewing in Hayti.

Revolution is brewing in dayti.
 Brisadier General J. M. Bacon is dead 1 in Portland Ore.
 The Wilson Girls will revive tennis at the White House.
 Martial Law Will Be Continued in | ths kanawha coal field indefinitely
 English suffrasettes Burned the country house of Lady Amy White.
 The Munyon Homeopathic plant in Philadelphia was destroyed by fire. prohibiting the employment of chiI- dren under 14 years of age in canner- ies.
 A Strike of 1000 TaiIors and dress | makers in Boston will hold up the 1 Easter gowns promised positively for Sunday.
 The Cafe of William c. Ray at New Haven was robbed early yesterday of 1 S60 in money, taken from the cash register.
 1 The Greenfield, Mass, Savings Bank, l which was closed by the savings bank 1 commissioner in February, 1909, will be 1 reopened on April 1.
 A Bill Creating State Board of pub lie utilities was passed by the Maine l legislature yesterday The Wisconsin 1 law was used as a model. | A Resolve Providing for the erection of statue of James G. Blaine on the l lawn in front of the state house. was presented in the Maine senate yester- l day.
 l The Dead Body of Dr. Frank H. PeItier. we'll known Hartford physi- l elan, was found in his room yesterday afternoon by a policeman who forced 1 the door. Harvey Marshall of Pennington, N. J., was shot dead early yesterday when he tried to enter the home of Mrs. Ar stella Rake, by Benjamin, MI S. Rake's 15 year old son.
 South Jersey Farmers are raising duck eggs in preference to chicken eggs for the New York trade. as the ducks lay all the year around and bring better prices While Walking in Her Sleep yester- day morning, Mary H. Miller of Wash ington set fire to her nightdress and was so badly burned that she died a few hours later.
 The Yachting World of London scores the New York Yacht club for the stand taken in the Lipton- challenge, and declares that Englishmen are wax ing indignant.
 Lightning Yesterday Struck the coun- ty jail at CoTington, Ky. hurling the 15 foot chimney to the ground. and bouncing the 60 prisoners, ali negroes, from their cots.
 Rostonians We're cheered yesterday by the promise that despite the short age in the ice crop there would be n nricoS those of last year, for at least two months.
 Mexicans Arriving at Juarez from the south yesterday declared they were a part of a firing squad which executed Abram Gonzales, governor of Chihua- hua under the Madero government. fortnight ago.
 Rear Admiral Waiter S. cowIes, on duty as commandant of the naval sta- tion at Honolulu, yesterday was df- rected to proceed to San Francisco to await further orders for duty in com mand of the Pacific fleet.
 Leo D. Varien, a Buffalo waiter, must pay a fine of $500 or begin to serve 180 days in the penitentiary-the heaviest sentence imposed on a 'tmasher' in the history of that court.
 After Abstainins for 40 Days with out smoking, Harry Tripp1ett, town
 
 hours steady. and after he came out of 1t he wrote a book describing two past incarnations.
 In an Opinion Handed Down yester- day by the West Virginia supreme court of appeals the righa Of the gov ernod to declare martial law and ap- point a military commission Is a; ;rm- ed.
 The First Break among the striking pottery girls at East LiverE ool came yesterday, when 75 employees of the electrical pottery factories returned to work with an increase of ten cents a day and abrogation of the silence rule.
 Charles E. Finley, the New York banker, through whose efforts Dr. Friedrich F. Friedman was persuad- ed to come to this country with his tuberculosis vaccine, will give a ban quet in Dr. Friedmann's honor Sun day night.
 Arrangements Were Completed yes- ter0ay for breakfast on April 5, at which Washington society women for mally will become acquainted with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife Of the president, and Mrs. Thomas Marshall, wife of the vice president.
 Students at Harvard University who are not ,Self-supporting, but derive their support from parents living in other states, are entitled to vote in Cam bridge during their temporary resi- dence there Such is the ruling by Judge BraIey of the supreme court
 A Passenger Train from Montreal on the Mountain division of the Maine Central railroad narrowly escaped dis aster last night when huge boulder accompanied bv a mass of smaller stones and eartk, weighing tons crash i ede down the mountain side upon the ] track.
 After a Weeks Search the body of | E. A. Peck, general. suprintendent of | the St. Louis Southwestern railroad 1 who disappeared from his hotel at Hot | Springs, Ark, on March 12, was found l in the woods near Hot Springs yes- | terday, his pistol clutched in his hand | and 8 bullet wound in his right temple |
 A Jury in the Chicago Municipal 1 court yesterday after hearing opinions about and inspecting September l Morn." a painting by Paul Chabas. de- eided the picture was not immoral and 1 ha nat unfit te he rNhIiefv Hfs-