Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-05

l years ago, died in the S. R. smith in l frmary on Staten Island. The Law Providing that hatpins be equipped with tips or guards has gone into effect in New Jersey. Winnipeg Sent s7o,oco yesterday to 1 the Red Cross society at Washington for the benefit of the Ohio flood suffer CTS.
 i the world, being 5000 tons larger than ] the Imperator, was launched at Ham i burg.
 factory investigation commission were signed by Governor Sulzer of New York yesterday.
 Charles w. Warwick, aged 65, mayor ] of Philadelphia from 1895 to 1899, died at his home there yesterday after an 1 Illness of several years. | sent message of sympathy to the American government over the flood disaster in the middle west. Two White Men and Two Negroes, convicted of murder in Montgomery county, Alabama, were hanged in the 1 jail at Montgomery yesterday. ExamtnationS Will Be Held at all army posts July 14 next for civilian l candidates for appointment as second lieutenants in the mobile army. All the 75 Striking, Weavers at the Salts Textile Mills, Bridgeport, return ed to work Tuesday morning as a re- suit of an agreement reached at a con- ference.
 Approximately 800 Clerks employed in a tai of ,iyy 0aI hi n struck yesterday, leaving none but pro prietors and accountants to wait customers.
 Herbert MandeI Stone of New Bed ford, Mass, has been found after world wide search lasting several years He is heir to $10,00o left by his grandmother.
 Secretary McAdoo Has Issued a gag" order to the assistant secretaries of the treasury, instructing them that all news of that department must be giv- en out by him. Charges Involving the Moral Conduct of a democratic senator from west ern state have been presented to Unit ed States Attorney Wilson, who is in vestigating them
 James Williams and John Marshall, negroes, each convicted of wife murder
 
 the state penitentiary at Moundsville. ". Va. yesterday.
 E Ffre sceused by the Dreppins of 8 lighted cigarette In a livery stable yes- terday destroyed hotel and several business houses at Langdon 8 town 20 miles east of Calgary, Alberta.
 Waiter Jones, Aged 24 Years, was hanged at Birmingham, Ala, at noon assassination Lawrence B. Evans, mining oontrac- tor. at Lewisburg in October, 1911.
 An increase of More Than 100 per cent in the number of injuries to en- ployes on raiIroads~in Georgia as com pared with 1911 was shown In the re- port of the state railroad commission.
 A Large Dairy Barn owned by John c,runwoid in west Avon was destroyed by fire yesterday. Six head of cattle and one horse, a large number of hens and many farming implements were burned.
 Police Commissioner Waldo of New York will try to abolish as public nuiS- ances ali restaurants which permit young girls to turkey trot, drink cock tails and smoke cigarettes in the aft ernoon.
  turkey trotting in Broadway restau- rants" was taken to Albany in the form of bill, drafted by the mayer himself, which he wants the legislature to en- act intG law.
 Governor Hiram w. Johnson has mo- tified representatives of the Panama Pacific exposition that there would be no California building at the worlds fair in 1915. An empty treasury, he 6 Had
 Mrs. R. 8. Woodward and John Cos tiglio were arrested at Chiclasa, Okla. yesterday. charged with the murder by poison of Mir. Woodwards husband, who died a week ago and left a S10.oO0 insurance policy in his wife's favor.
 Sister Rosale, a Catholic Nun, went to the White House yesterday to ask President Wilson to pardon her broth CT, Julian Hawthorne, under federal prison sentence of 2, year for frauds in connection with the sale of mining stocks.
 The Cape Cod Canal cannot be com pieted by June, 1914, the time required by law and attorneys for August Bel mont, who is financing the work. yes terday filed a petition at the state house asking for an extension of IS months.
 Only IA of tho Larger Cities in the United States are lax in their enforce ment of the Sunday liquor laws-so the New York Methodist conference was told yesterday by pr. F. c. Iglefart, secretary of the New York Anti-Saloon league.
 Row. W. r. MoEIveen has reached the concusion that the decorations of the First Congregational church at Evanston, H.. and not his sermons, have been responsible for the drowsi- ness of his audiences. and he wants 1t redecorated.
 Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, was married in Christ Episcopal church, at Oyster Bay, N. Y., at noon yesterday. to Dr. Richard Derby of New York. Two hundred close friends and relatives saw the ceremony.
 The Mississippi Valley Suffrage com ference began its closing session at St. Louis yesterday with its doors wide open to negro women, despite the pre- xl l. k-Nt