Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-20

'gest in Connecticut in Pr | Condensed Teiegrams Representative Bates of Pennsy1+ I yania introduced bill providing that President Taft Has Sent to the sen ate the nomination of Walter A. Xiii ton to be postmaster at Providence, R. I.
 Julia Caroline Ripley Dorr, author of numerous books and poems, died at her home in Rutland, Vt, Satur- day.
 Retirement at the Age of GA, with pay in the life saving service would be provided by a bill passed Saturday in the senate.
 Although She Is One of the richest women in America Helen Miller Gould will oonfine her wedding rousseau ex- penses to within $1.0Go.
 John D. ArchboId, president of the standard Oil company, is to be. recalled
  investigating campaign funds.
 J. Parker Whitney, One of the best known Of the pioneer Californians who amassed fortunes in land and stock growing, died at Monterey, Calif
 A Garrison of e5.ooo Men will be necessary to guard the Panama canal, Colonel Goethals, it's chief builder told the house naval affairs committed
 
 General RosaIio Jones, who led the recent suffragette pilgrimage to Al for the proposed long hike to Wash ington.
 The Yiddsh Newspaper reportetrs are still on strike in New York. Only four men of the 20 employees of the Vorwaerts. Socialist sheet, went back to work.
 Prof. Carl Baermann, of the New England Conservatory of Music, and a pianist of prominence, died at his home at Newton, Mass. Saturday at the age of T years.
 \ The Largest Automobile in the world is believed to be that put into use at Jersey City ' Saturday for hauling freight cars from the Pennsylvania yards to the piers.
 As Result of Report made at the army war college plans for the pro- posed Notifications at the mouth of Chesapeake bay, have undergone some important alterations.
 A Date Growing Industry worth s6O,0O0,000 a year will be established in southwestern United States as the result of experimental work by the agricultural department.
 Nathan Straus Sailed for the Holy Land Saturday to establish tWenty-one soup kitchens in Jerusalem and to do whatever else he can to alleviate the suffering of the Jews in Palestine.
 While the Officers of Yale university have not been informed of his inten- t1ons, it is thought not unlikely that at the corporation meeting today Pres- ident Taft will resign as Fellow.
 Mrs. May L. Douglas, president of the National Association of Army tionai chaplain of the Woman's ans Re lief corps, died at her home in Concord, N H.. Saturday, aged 76.
 Former Corporation Counsel William B. Ellison, who obtained the order putting Senator Tim Sullivan in a san ttarium, declared a petition will be made asking for a committee to take charge of Sullivan's estate.
 Captain Wesley Hardwood, one of the oldest men in the District of Co., lumbia, Is dead. He served in the Mexican, Civil and early Indian wars. His exact age is unknown, but he held government position for TO years.
 Suits Assresatins approximately s70o 900, for alleged failure to run a train on advertised schedule time, were filed by the state of Texas against the Gulf, Colorado and Santa F'e Rail- road Co, Five thousand dollars per day for 40 days Is asked.
 Rev. H. Percy siIved lacked two bishoprie votes of the number required to confirm his appointment as bishop eoaSJutor of Kansas, 1t was announced yesterday by Rev. Daniel s. Futile, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of America.
 Maurice D. Bean, a eensta bic, was shot and killed Saturday at Passa- 1u1akeag. Me. while attempting to ar feSt 1umbefRlan named Harry Rob srtsen wanted on a charge of forg- ng orders fer supplies. The man es- 'aPed inte the weeds and shielded. Vixen President elect Wilson steps rom the train platform into the sta- l ion at Washington on the night of | March he will be greeted with a | Princeton Locomotive" cheer issuing | rem the threats of a thousand Nassau |  A Despatch Received by J. Herbert | Shedd of Union village, Rhode Island, rom Oaxaca, Mex, announced that | lis son-in-law, Edward G. Dexter a mining enigneer. formerly of East R. T., was murdered and | obbed by Mexicans 8 few days ago.
  As An Undertaken Was Preparing to embalnn the body of Harry l Brigham, a long time resident of Ulys- es, Pa, the corpse shook off his hroud, strengthened up in bed and slzed for breakfast. After eating Brigham said he felt better than he ad in several days.
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