Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-21
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 Capt: Philip T. Smith was yesterday appointed chief of police of New Ha- ven.
 Brother Button, successor to Father Damien at the Molokai, La, leper col ony, died victim of leprosy.
 Thomss Lundy, Manaaer for Swift lift for selling eggs unfit for food.
 Miss Jane Addanns, chief of Hull house, will sail from New York on February IS for long stay in Egypt
 A Reduction of Rates for Chairs in Pullman cars over the New Haven road between various points is an nounced.
 EIectrocution Will Replace Hanging as legal execution in Washington, D. C., according to the Gallinger bill passed by the senate.
 James H. Geggett, an orange grower of Oroville, Cal. has produced fruit which is a cross between a navel or ange and grapefruit.
 Joseph Harris, a Shoe Worker, died yesterday from a bullet wound received during a strike disturbance at Haver- hill, Mass. last Thursday.
 Passenger Service on the Bangor S Aroostook railroad was resumed yes terday through the employment of non union engineers and f1remen.
 A Substantial Increase in wages has been granted blacl1smiths, machinists. boiler makers and their helpers by the Delaware & Hudson Railroad Go. -
 Two Persons Were Killed and three others injured when the boilers at the Rowland Pulp and Paper company's mill at Rowland, Me, exploded yes terday.
 Christy Mathewson, New York Ma tfonal league pitcher. at Jamaica, l.. l.. yesterday was fined $10 for speed ing the automobile presented to him by admirers last year.
 Jane BickneII Young, widow of Jo- seph Young, brother of Brigham Young, is dead at Tacoma, Wash, aged 9S years. She was prominent Christian Science leader.
 The House Bill Making federal offense to steal freight. express or baggage from trains in transit was senate judiciary committee.
 John schrank, Who Shot Colonel Roosevelt at Milwaukee, is classed as a model inmate in the insane asylum at Oshkosh, Wis. He spends most of his time writing his memoirs.
 Theodore T. Proctor of Cornell uni versity declares there is a decrease of drinking in the university and names the "movies'' as being one ofsthe main f4 in bTin nciT1
 The Dimes and Quarters which the enlisted men of the Atlantic squadron chipped in for something for Miss Helen Gould have been used to buy gold flower bowl ten inches in height.
 Burglars Entered the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad sta ton at Rtdgefeld, Conn, some time between Saturday night and Monday morning and stole $50 from the safe.
 When Word Was Brought to The the Esnond R. I. cotton mill had closed again yesterday, he took a, re- volver from his desk and killed him self.
 Bitter Opposition to the bill pro vfding for the erection of a s2.o0o,000 monument to the memory of Abraham Lincoln is threatened when the meas
  day.
 The Presidents Yacht Mayhower left yesterday for Guantanamo, Cuba, with the fortifcation of the naval station there as an outpost of the Panama canal.
 grist mill and lath and box shop mill at East Machias, Maine, owned and operated by Gaddis Brothers, was des- troyed by fire yesterday of unknown origin.
 An Order Providing for the appoint ment of a committee to investigate the recent election of John W. Weeks duced in the Massachusetts house yes terday.
 "GasoIine sausaeesp were used to the alleged Chicago arson ring. These gasoline sausages" explode when the fire reaches them and spread the flames.
 Provision to Pay S71 900 to ten per- sons injured by Mexican bullets fired across the line in battles near Fl I'aso, Tex, and Douglas, Ariz, was mace in a bill introduced yesterday by Senator Smith of Arizona.
 Miss Inez MihoIIand of New York City, whose designation as the most beautiful girl in the suffrage move ment," is said to have caused some heart burnfngs, is to lead the sui fragfst parade March 3.
 A Loss Which May Reach consid- erab1e proportions is thought to have been done to oyster beds in Long Is- land sound by the recent high gales, and more particularly by the extremely low tide on January 3.
 Capt. A. c. Lar<in of Boston. Mate Arthur Stevens of Maiden and R. K. Shafner a cook of Maplewood, were