Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25

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 The Texas Legislature has passed a 1 bill conforming inaugural balls in that l state.
 Edwin o. Gale. in. Point of residence l the oldest Chicagoan, died there at the l age of 81.
 The Census Department reports that l the Indians are adopting names of :! white men.
 Prince AdeIbert Third Son of the | kaiser, is seriously ill with pneumonia, | complicated by measles i Carl Edsburg Was. Awarded $22o,ooo 1 damages against the Baldwin Locomo- | tive works. In 1910 Edsburg lost both legs in an accident. Brother BeIIandri, a monk of Flor | ence, Italy, is under arrest there, ,charg- | ed with stealing two Madonnas from 1 the Convent of St. Spirito.
 The Dog Catcher of Trenton, N. J., is catcher is paid $1 for every dog he captures.
 Former Governor James Brady was elected United States senator from Idaho for the short term on joint bal lot of the legislature yesterday. A Plan of Life Insurance for it's em- ployes vas put into force this week at the silk plush factory of the Sidney Blumenthal company at Derby.
 Thomas Campbell, Athlete, murdered injured himself. He said Mrs. Camp bell refused to pack his dinner bucket.
 Wheat Production in Argentina, Aus tralia and New Zealand this season is one-third greater than in the pre- vious season, totalling 321,O0O,000 bush- els.
 Professor W. R. Webb, of Bellbuckle Tenn, independent democrat, was elected United States senator yester- day for the term ending March f | next
 The House of Representatives of South Carolina has called on congress | to repeal the 18th amendment to the | constitution, which grants suffrage to | negroes.
 EIectrocution Was Substituted for hanging as the O11Clal form or cdplCa1 I punishment in Vermont when Governor | Fletcher signed a bill to this effect | yesterday.
 Rev. Eben Burt Parsons, D. D., for | more than 20 years secretary of the i faculty and registrar of Williams col 1 lege died at Williamstown, Mass, aged l 78 years.
 Marquis de Ia Baga IncIan, represent | ative of Spain to the Panama Pacific l exposition at San Francisco was pre- | sented to President Taft yesterday by l the Spanish minister.
 Af4er Robbing the State Banfe of l Mounds, Okla, yesterday and locking Cashier c. T. Brown in the footed | vaults, three masked men escaped with i $3,500 in currency and silver.
 Gustav Carl Luders, one of the best known composers of comic opera and | denly of apoplexy yesterday while calling on friends in New York.
 The Number of Judges of the Rhode Island superior court will be increased from six to seven when an act which passed the general assembly yesterday receives the signature of Governor Pothier
 One Fireman Was Drowned and ten were overcome while fighting 9 fire at the plant or the tOnQ1e-N eale Glass Co.,, at St. Louis yesterday. The police believe the fire was started by bur glars.
 Vice President -eIect Thomas B. Mar shall and Mrs. Marshall have deter mined not to take a house in Washing ton, but will live in a hotel during their. four years residence there after March f.
 Representative Stanley of Kentucky yesterday introduced resolution au- thorizing the war department to ex- ence for the sufferers from the floods in the Ohio valley.
 Mrs. Margaret Zane WitcFer, of Salt Lake City, yesterday delivered the vote of the Utah electors to the president of the senate. She was the first wo- man to appear among the messengers coming in fren the various states.
 Captain Stephen C. Morrison, thought to have been the last surviv- ing son Of revolutionary war sol dier, died yesterday at Brunswick, Maine. He was the son of Moses Nor rison, a soldier in Washington's army. American Federation of Labor. today asked the house judiciary committee to postpone action on the workmen's compensation bill until railroad broth 7rhood employees opposed to it could De heard.
 Federal Judge Holt has postponed ,or one week his decision on the writ )f habeas corpus in the case of Ed ward F. Mylius. the Belgian journal st ordered deported for conviction in l England on the charge of nbelfing King George V.
 The Photographers on the New York; :, New Haven and Hartford railroad have been unable to come to an agreement T with General Manager Pollock oh the natter of a new wage and time sched- e lle it is understood, and have appealed : 0 Vice President H. J. Horn. ' '
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