Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-31

dead in that city, aged 101. He used tobacco since he was IA years old. 1 Rev. Dr.. John McQuirk, rector of St. l RauPs Catholic Church in New York, has been appointed a monsignor. /. The President yesterday sent to the ] Senate the nomination of J. E. Brooks to be postmaster at Biddeford, Maine.
 Miss Sylvia Pankhurst started a "sleep strike" after being arrested for 1 melting to riot and sentenced to Holla- way jail
 Purer tea is reaching the United | States as result of the treasury De- partment's enforcement of the law 1 against the importation of colored teas. A cherry stone with a green sprout an inch long was extracted from the nose of three year old Adolph Lafferty of York, Pa
 | The strike of the American Printing Co.'S employees at Fall River, Mass, l has been settled. All the men have re- turned to work.
 Rev. William D. Giles, titular bishop 1 of Philadelphia and rector of the Eng l fish and Beda colleges, is dead in Rome, aged 79 years.
 
 i Warren F. DanielI, pioneer paper manufacturer of New Hampshire and a former member of Congress, died at Franklin, N. H., yesterday, aged S7 years.
 General Jacob s. coxey, of "Coxey's army fame, was sued for $2,50O by Corry B. Comstock, a, New York archi- tect, on note payable at Comstock' s i office.
 l It is reported that the Aeolian com pany of Meriden, employing 450 hands, | is securing new location for it's bus 1 mess and that Hartford is likely to be i the place selected
 Thomas B. Deforest, president of the Bridgeport Savings Bank and widely known in financial circles in Connecti- cut died at his home at Bridgeport, yesterday, aged 81.
 r While painting a pole on the boule- ward at Highland lake yesterday Ar thur F. Bond of Winsted came in con tact with a high tension electric wire and was electrocuted.
 Homeseekers in great numbers be- gan to arrive at Dodge City, Kas., yes terday for the opening Aug. 4 of ten thousand acres of government land in 1 Hamilton county, kaS.
 Mayor kerwein of Fort Lee, N. J., l pursued tsTo men in an automobile and ] captured one of them. He was charged with stealing two motorcycles from opposite the mayors residence.
 Norweeians of Chicago are aroused l because officers of the Field Museum have permitted the Viking ship, relic of the worlds Fair, to go to ruin, and have started movement to restore the vessel
 The body of John Rogers, the 1o- year old son of Alexander Rogers of Rochester, N. H., who met death Tues day when he fell down a sawdust chute, and was suffocated, was recov- cred yesterday.
 Edwin sanborn of Quincy, Mass, l from Quincy for Newport R. l., fell | from the steamer Warwick and was drowned in Narragansett Bay yester- day.
 i A deal was consummated at Saco, Me, yesterday whereby the Roman | Catholic diocese of Maine will come into possession of a large lot of land | for church purposes. There never has l been a Roman Catholic church in Saco.
 Wearing the skin of his own abdo- men upon his right hand, Dr. Fred erick H. Baetjer of Baltimore, one of the best known X-ray experts of the l country, is recovering from remark : able operation at Johns Hopkins hos pital.
 l Speed Atkinson, p years old, grad uate of the Chicago Art Institute, con- 1 fessed to the police at St. Louis, yes terday that he forged the name of his grandfather, James Carstarphen, Uni- | ted States surveyor of Customs at St Louis, to eight checks.
 o. A. Mitchell, brakeman of Cam 1 bridge, Ohio. was instantly killed and /, l.. M. ColVin, fireman, also of Cam l bridge, was badly scalded, yesterday | when coal train on a branch of the l Pennsylvania Railroad left the track al Morgan Run, O., and turned over.
 To authorize the secretary of the i treasury to withdraw all privileges of the treasury and even charters from any national banks which band to- gether to depress government bonds, a resolution was introduced yesterday i by Senator Lewis of Illinois.
 The fact that the Long Island village l of Sayvflle has been deprived of the recent thunder showers which have visited this vicinity is attributed to 1 the effect which the large wireless sta- 1 tion there may have upon atmospheric 1 conditions. There has been no rain at Sayville for more than six weeks.
 Federal Judge Mayer at New York yesterday granted permission to file additional claims for loss Of life, for injuries and loss of baggage in the pro- ] ceedings instituted by the Oceanic steam navigation company, limited 1 (White Star Line) as owners of the A gold watch lost by Mrs. Ada Kelly