Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

r. Maurice Lewowitz was sentenced to 99 years in prison for his part in an attack upon Mrs. Gertrude Shidier, a nurse, of Kansas City.
 Superintendent of Police Eugene Birmingham yesterday forbade the sale of alleged fake war extras on the
 streets after 8 p. m.
 Former sAIderman Cortlandt NieoIi, of New York, who drafted the smok- ing automobile ordinance, was fined
 $5 for the same offense.
 The trial of Porter Charlton, the American accused of killing his wife at Lake Como, Italy. has been post
 poned until next November.
 An attempt was made to burn the
 The blaze was extinguished before
 serious damage was caused.
 A large tent has been put up in the flower garden at the White House
 to be used by President Wilson as an office during warm weather More than POO miners and coke
 workers of the Central Coke Go. at
 Connellsville. Pa, went on stroke be-
 cause of reduction on wages. Ono person is dying and two others
 severely burned as the result of q gasoline explosion in the Parisian Dry Cleaning Works at Rochester, N. Y. J. H. AIexander, aged s1 years, a retired drygoods merchant of Pat, ton, Tex. has obtained a license to marry Mrs. s: E. Bradley, aged 61. -
 Michael Farkasdy of aridaspert.
 Tas held for. the grand jury charged with murderfng Julius Csossi Of that city last month. There was no bail. Climbing inte . hoS pen to play. the kthree year-oldt son of l.. c. Ayers, of and almost torn beyond recognition. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage asso- ciation, has started suit for $25, 900
 against the Lehigh Valley railroad for injuries.
 The House of Representatives awarded a medal of honor to Ralph Hubbard of New York for bravery in saving a man from drowning at Larch- mont harbor.
 Sherman Allen. former assistant secretary of the treasurer, was ap- pointed a member of the staff of the
 supervising architect of the treasury department.
 The 26 members of the crew of the French schooner Jeanne d'Arc were saved after their boat was sunk in collision with the bark Gallantry off Sydney, c. B.
 Baron Chinda. Japanese amDassa dor. formally notified Secretary Bryan of the decision of the Japanese gov ! ernment to participate in the Panama p1 afA
 A threatening blaze on the roof of l the Zeta Alpha society building at Wellesley college caused much excite
 ment. The blaze was extinguished
 with slight damage.
 ] A Guernsey COW owned by Captain P. B. Cassatt, of Berwyn, Pa, has yielded 1887 pounds of milk in a year.
 the gross earnings of the animal for | the year being S1,200.
 Liabilities of s1ae,2s4 and assets. of $135,T5 were shown in the schedule of Richard W. Clark, a boxboard man.
 ufacturer of Marion. Mass, who filed
 a. bankruptcy petition.
 Silk milk contractors of Boston pleaded not guilty in the federal court to indictments charging them. with
 maintaining an unlawful combination in restraint of trade. Myron r. Herriek, ambassador to France and governor of Ohio ten years ago. is to seek the republican nomination for senator to succeed | Senator Theodore Burton. Twenty four lemons, averaging 12 inches in diameter and weighing two | pounds each were cut from a tree growing in the botanical department
 of the University of Chicago. SaIutes fired by state rnilitiarnen at noon in Providence Bristol Warren
 and Newport. marked the official ob-
 servance yesterday of the 13sth anni-
 versary of the adoption of the~ Rhode
 More than 10000 gallons of moon shine whiskey were destroyed by Dep- uty United States Marshal Masters and his force when large still was
 discovered in Jackson County, Tenn. School Superintendent J. Randall ] Condon. of Cincinnati. has received word that Mayor Mitchell of New York
 will visit that city in this month to
 study the system of industrial ednca- tion-
 A man who registered at a New Haven hotel Saturday night as Hen- | ry Bogufki. was found dead in his room yesterday. He had taken poison He Is believed to have been about st years old and to have come from Walingford.
 Funeral of Q. M. Road, Bridgeport Conn, May AAHundreds ] Of persons representing the business social fraternal and official life of tho city today attended the funeral sery- ice of David Farnum Read from hia