Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-10

The Sunday baseball bill was defeat ed in the Massachusetts House.
 The temperature was 10 above zero at Dalhart, Texas. One inch of snow fell.
 Pupils of the Wicker School, chica- go, organized savings bank Deposits total BPS.
 Norman Phelps Rogers, freshman died of scarlet fever in the isolation hospital at Yale.
 Grain elevator handlers returned to work at Buffalo, on an increase of 10 per cent. in wages.
 An anonymous gift of $ao,ooo was announced by the Boston University School of Theology
 w. H. 5eggs, a Baltimore merchant tional Cemetery, Virginia
 A distinct case of typhus fever was discovered when the Anchor Lineer Cameronia arrived in New York.
 Frederick Cook, of MonroeS N. Y- was electrocuted while experimenting with a home made electric incubator.
 The probation placed on the senior class of BoWdoin for breach of college discipline was lifted by the faculty.
 State n1litiamen were held in read mess by Governor Stuart of Virginia. to suppress the race meet at James town.
 The relay team representing Oxford University, which will run at the Penn sylvania relay carnival, sailed for the United States:
 John Ericson, city engineer of Chi cago has been recommended to Presi- dent Wilson as chief engineer for the Alaska railroad.
 Dudley Field Malone, Collector of the Port, had a. conference with President Wilson at the White House at the Presidents request.
 After being aground for several hours on a ledge near Boston Light, the British steamer American, bound for Cuba, was ref1oated.
 Construction on one of the largest seismographs in the United States was begun at the Geological Laboratory of the University of Chicago
 David B. Lyman, former president Ol JIlS SIl1CdSO 11l4C ~ uSl OOs uIOp- ped dead from heart disease while buy ing supplies for a church celebration.
 A swarm of bees drove a gang of workmen from the Irving School at Tarrytown- The principal found hive containing 125 pounds of honey.
 The retaining wall of the reservoir of the Big Four Railroad at Gallon, Ohio, gave way, causing considerable property damage. There was no loss of life.
 Mrs. R. H. Hunt, of New York, ar rived on the Watson steamer Moanax at San Francisco and reported the loss of gems valued at S11,500 on board the steamer.
 Edward Morris, 21, son of the late head of Morris & Co, was chosen to fill the vacancy left by his fathers death as director of the Stock Yards Savings Bank.
 The slippers which Miss Eleanor Wilson will wear when she becomes the bride of Secretary McAdoo, will be the product of a Lynn factory They will be of white satin.
 The Societies Building, a twelve story structure that will soon be erect ed in Forty ninth street, west of Broadway. will have a landing place for aeroplaIies on the roof.
 John R. Webb, of New Albany, Ind, so years old, who has owned pipe for 50 years, has received a letter from the secretary of J. Pierpont Morgan asking him to send him the relic.
 Edwin Flower. president of the Board Of Education at Passaic, N J., has barred modern dances in the Social Center assemblies in public school buildings until he has investigated
 The Senate passed a resolution pro- vfding for the assignment of an officer of the Engineer Corps to China under pay of the Chinese Government in con- nection with the work of reclamation,
 The Senate committee on Indian af- fairs voted to exempt from civil ser vice about 20 inspectors and super visors in the Indian service. Salaries range from s2,0o0 to O $2,50o a year. A scrap book, which belonged to Ed ward Fitzgerald. translator of Omar khayyan" and made up of drawings by Thackeray and letters from him to Fitzgerald, was sold in London, for S3,650.
 With One Precinct in Green County
 
 to indicate that Congressman William A. Cullop of Vincennes Ind, has been renominated as democratic candidate for congress.
 A Proposition For Fostering the southern spirit in the schools of the south was put forward yesterday at the closing session at Louisville, Ky, of the convention of the. League of Southern Writers.
 John krafckenko Today found guilty of the murder of H. NJ. Arnold. man ager If the Benk of Montreal at Plum Coulee, Mass. December 5. He robbed the bank of $5,00O and shot Arnold who resisted
 Norris L. Bettnan of Cincinnati, O., former president of the firm of Bett- man, Johnson and company, liquor dealers. which recently went into bankruptcy was indicted there yester- day by the federal grand jury on the charge of using the mails to de- fraud
 Lawler Declared Mayor at Hartford
 Hartford, April 9-The common council. acting as q board of canvass CTS, met tonight and officially declared TnSaUh | -IGp olo x.<