Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-29


 Mrs. Ella FIags Young resumed her desk Saturday as superintendent or schools at Chicago.
 Two Registered Packages containing $7,700 were stolen from the post or flee at Kearney, Neb.
 The Mortality Due to aeroplane acci- dents is decreasing according to statistics gathered in Paris.
 Lillian Lorraine, the actress, was robbed of $9,O00 in gems and furs at her apartments in New York.
 Four Young Men who were elected from Chicago theatre retaihated with @ false cry of fire and precipitated 9 panic but nobody was injured. 
 The Hubbard Hardware Store at Flint, Mich, was destroyed Saturday bv a fire which for a time threatened to sweep an entire city block
 The Army Ordnance Department has adopted a new range nnder WnIcn le accurate in it's record of distance with in 3 per cent. up to 2,S00 yards.
 Before Hanging Himself in a Phila- delphia jail, Matthew McCape, or
  is not worth living without my Wlfe'
 The Submarine Torpedo Boat G, s, h11ilt by the Lake Torpedo Boat com panv for the United States govern ment. was launched at Bridgeport Sat urday.
 Secretary of the Department of Agri- culture Houston says that he believes there should be something done to peo- pIe who destroy food products to boost prices.
 Looping the Loop six times at a height of 2,500 feet over San Fran cisco bay, Lincoln Beachey yesterday established another worlds aviation record.
 Congressman Robert G. sromer of New Jersey is at a Sanitarium at Bal timore undergoing radium treatment for cancerous growth on his left shoulder.
 Sebastian GadeaIea, 45 years old, held by the Philadelphia police after $1,100 had been found sewed in his clothes. declared he saved it by living on ten cents a day.
 Paul StensIand, former president of the Milwaukee Avenue State bank at Chicago, who absconded with $5O0,0OO of it's funds in 1906 is devoting his life to repaying losses of deposltors.
 Parents Throughout the country will be interested in a report shortly to be issued by the Federal Bureau of Edu- cation dealing with the increase of shortsightedness among school chil- dren.
 Thirty Families and eighty guests at the Perry hotel, Cleveland, O., were driven into the streets early Saturday morning when fire damaged a three story brick building which housed the hotel.
 George H. Desjardins, bookkeeper at the Fall River National bank pleaded not guilty to 8 charge of enbezzle- ment, waived examination and was held in $4,0Oo bail for the superior court
 Free Sleeping Quarters, free meals and a chance to earn s1.50 for four hours work clearing & site for a new hospital will be offered 1000 unen- ployed men by the city of San Fran cisco today.
 Secretary Daniels of the Navy de- partment, who with his family, is spending the holidays at his old home played the role of Santa Claus to the children fthe Methodist Orphanage at Raleigh, N. c.
 Col. Robert Morrow Kelly, for more than 30 years a prominent member of the Kentucky bar and managing edi- tor of the Louisville Daily Commercial from 1870 to 1897, died at his home at Louisville Saturday
 Dr. Henry j. Morgan, an authority on Canadian biography and the ay- thor of Canadian men and women of the time" and numerous works deal- ing with Canadian history, died at his home at Brockville Ont, Saturday.
 The Declaration That '"The South for a long period is to be the country's principal source of cheap beef" is made in q statement by George NJ. Rommel, chief of the animal husband ry division of the Department Of Agri- culture.
 A Marriage License inscribed I've found some thing and have changed my mind" was returned to the Wash ington authorities by Mrs. Catherine Mcconnell It was obtained by Harry Mills, who was mot employed any where"
 An Increase Of Nearly $129, 1000. 900 in value of goods manufactured in Mass achusetts during the year 1912 marks a new high level, according to an ad- vance summary Of the report of Di- rector Charles +. Getteny of the bu- reau of statistics.
 Stock Brokers, who sell out d GUS toner beyond the limit set by the cus- toner upon the loss he is willing to sustain must themselves bear the sur plus loss according to decision hand ed down by Supreme Court Justice Page of New York.
 Charles r. Briggs, chairman of the Providence Branch of the Rhode Is- land Milk Dealers association, pleaded not guilty in Providence Saturday to the charge of having adulterated milk in his possession with intent to sell. He was held for trial on Jan. g.
 John Bostick the confessed train ban dit was sentenced to be hanged at Sen Quentin, Cal, for the murder of Hor- ace k. Montague, the passenger agent, who was slain by Bostick when the latter held up a Southern Pacific ex- press train at Fl Monte, Dec. 1
 Directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad held three hour meeting at New York Sat- urday and disucssed, among other things, the advisability of segregating the roads subsidiaries including st ga fa shin and trolley liuAS Na fafip