Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-31

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 Rev. Dr.. John Milton WorraII, a widely known Presbyterian clergyman, died at Philadelphia yesterday from pneumonia. He was S8.
 Governor Davidson of Newfoundland issued a proclamation last night sum moning the legislature elected last Oc- tober to meet Wednesday, Jan. 24
 Mrs. LiiIie Devereux Blake, a pioneer in the cause of woman suffrage, died in a sanitarlum at EngIeWood, N. J., yesterday, aged 80 years.
 The Need of More Coed Teachers of modern languages in the schools of the country is urged by the United States bureau of education
 w. Cameron Forbes, former governor general Of the Philippines, declared yesterday that he would not accept the position of police commissioner of New ' York.
 Renel R. Fleming, a. navy musician, who contracted smallpox on the battle ship Ohio, died Sunday at the Guanta- l namo isolation camp. He came from Sullivan, Ind.
 
 T., revoked the license of the Savoy theatre to prevent an exhibition of the film drama Traffic in Souls, or While New York Sleeps.
 Lucy HoI<e Smith, daughter of Sen i ator Holze Smith, of Georgia, and En- | sign Aston R. Sampson, U. s. N, were | married at Washington yesterday at Senator Smiths home.
 
 sible for errors made in" a message unless they are the result of gross negligence, the court of appeals at AL bany, N. r., held yesterday.
 Albion Maokay, 35, and Oscar Miami, l Jured when aaseven- pound can of gum l powder exploded in a shack at Bull lock street quarry yesterday.
 At Mass Meeting of Strikers yes- 1 terday afternoon 1t was decided to for mally call off the garment workers l strike which has been in progress at Philadelphia since last July.
 Gordon F. Matthews, a Buffalo att 1 torrey, who was found shot to death in his bathroom Christmas afternoon, and who was pronouneed a suicide by 1 the medical examiner, was murdered.
 Twenty three Out of Forty enlisted men in the navy have successfully i passed the examination for machinists 1 which places them in line of promotion 1 after six years service in rank of chief | machiniSt.
 ] Miss Mildred Zimmerman, daughter 1 of Gustav Zimmerman, once 8 famous rifle shot, faintd Tuesday on the edge | of a New York subway platform, fell l of aN~- press train and was instantly killed.
 Resolutions Prohibiting it's members i from utilization with Theta Nu Epsi- 1 lon, an tnter-fraternity society, were l adopted at yesterdays session of the annual convention of Phi Gamma Del | Ia.
 Arrangements Are Being Made by 1 organized labor to give a big dinner ! at Washington Jan. 2T in honor oi 1 Samuel EomperS, president of the ! American Federation of Labor, on the i occasion of his 64th birthday anniver- sary.
 Col. Robert M. Thompson, who was i indicted with James F. Patten and i others under the Sherman anti trust ! law for cornering the cotton market in | 1909 entered plea of noIo conteu- i dera in the federal court at New York l yesterday and was fined S4.000-
 The Annual Revenue of the town ! of Webster is increased about sS,00O while that of the town of Milton sui 1 fers 2, corresponding decrease through ] the decision of the state tax authori- i ties that the former place is the resi- i dence of Mrs. Horatio N. Slater.
 Resistance" on the Part of Won1er 1 of the country to the federal income { nOuDced intention to impose fines ot ! $1O09 for each failure to report in- 1 comes, vii. receive the encoltragement ] of the suGfrs gists' congressional union ! Jack" Binns, the wireless operator i hero of the steamer Republic disaster 1 In I90a, will receive St9, 800 because ! Q. moving picture concern exploited q | fake portrait of him. The court oi appeals at Albany, N Y, yesterday upheld the judgment for that amount l obtained against the Vita graph com i pany.
 Another Clash at Shelton. Conn, between the police and strikers and 1 their ynlpathizers, during which a number of shots were fired, occurred yesterday morning In connection with 1 the strike In the weave shop of the l s. Blumenthal company's silk mill Mrs. Mary s. Marsh, 8 non-partici- pant, was struck by a revolver bullet ] Her wound will not prove fatal.
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