Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-19

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 internal affairs reported favorably bill to tax motorcycles $3 each, and dealers $1O each.
 Ten tin mills of the National Enam- cling 6 Stamping Co.,, Granite City, III, resumed operations, giving work to over 800 men.
 Fire that threatened the entire bus mess section of Champaign, III, des- troyed property valued at $5OO,OOO be- for brought under control.
 The Maine senate concurred with the house and passed to be engrossed the bill to limit the employment of women and children to 54 hours a week.
 Eddie Foy was held for trial in Special Sessions for permitting his 14-year-old daughter to sing in a vaudeville sketch he is producing.
 Forest fires did damage estimated at several thousand dollars in the mountains of Pike county Ky, threatening several villages and mills.
 Great Britain is planning to trans port a large number of prisoners of war now nelQ at Kingston, Jamaica, to Halifax, to build Notifications for Canada.
 The trial of Frank Abarno and Car mine Carbone, charged with placing a bomb in St. Patricks cathedral, New York, was tentatively fixed to begin on March 29.
 bill permitting doctors to drive their autos as fast as a fire depart ment chief, when attending an urgent case was introduced in the New York Senate.
 President Wilson accepted an invi- tatlon to attend meeting of the gen. eral conference of the Methodist Epis- coral church at Washington next week, but will not speak
 Presidet Wilson gave a recess sp- pointment to Representative Joseph T. Johnson of Spartanburg, $. C., as United States judge for the western district of South Carolina.
 Officials of the Federal administra- tion observed St. Patrick's Day by displaying the green. Shamrocks, ribbon and ties were evident in all the Washington departments.
 An alleged confession to her that he
 
 woman for doing it, was made by Pres colt Pratt to his housekeeper, Mrs Clara Cutting, at South Paris, Me. Fourteen men and three women drug 'f1ends, asked the authorities of Atlantic City, N. J., for sentences of 30 days each in the county jail for treatment to cure them of the habit The Rev. w. A. Tucker, of Miami Fla, arrested for sending letters con- taining objectionable matter to Miss Harriet Delaney, a member of his | church, shot and killed her and then shot himself.
 fingered by jealousy caused by his brothers attention to his sweetheart George Cheatham, of Macon, Ga. shot and slightly injured the latter | and her two small brothers and then killed himself.
 The suit of the federal government to dissolve the United Shoe Machinery corporation at Boston on the ground | that it was an illegal monopoly in re- straint of trade was dismissed by the United States district court. The New Hampshire house, through reports of the committee on appropria- tions, killed bills appropriating s249,- 900 for the state college. It was an nounced that a new bill would be in- troduced appropriating $156.00O Miss Florida SetteI, arrested last November for firing shot at a man named Waterman for teasing her dog | on board the liner Chicago bound fol Havre, was fined $40 in Paris and | sentenced to a months imprisonment | The jail sentence was suspended Af&ar .I,.na x.,Lo,, +L1 4.aa1 | end, the West Virginia National guard will consist of but one man | the commander, unless money to SUD- l port the organization is borrowed | Governor Hatfield vetoed the part ot 1 the appropriation bill providing fol | it's maintenance.
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