Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-04

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 Lord strashoona Left s5oo,ooo to Yale and s1,OOo,ooo to Victoria col lege at Montreal.
 Fire Yesterday Morning at 1 o'clock totally destroyed the Union block Tn Dalton, Mass.
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the tin ware factory of c. B. Porter and com pany at Philadelphia.
 The Americus National Bank at Americus, Ga. did not open its doors for business yesterday
 George D. Perkins, editor and pub fisher of the Sioux City Journal, died at Sioux City yesterday.
 The Law Requiring Bakers to stamp
 the correct weight on bread loaVes has gone into effect in New York.
 Thomas c. Henry, who introduced irrigation farming in Western Kansas and Colorado, died at Denver yester- day aged 72.
 Coroner John J. PheIan announced yesterday that he would formally ind that Mrs. Hannah A. Cross died or natural causes "
 Secretary Bryan sent so--pound radish to Secretary Houston. It was forwarded to Bryan by Japanese farmer near Mobile, Ala
 Philadelphia Will Save all rags. bot ties, paper. and other material collect ed with ashes. with a view to making at least s1oo.O0o a year
 David Schwartz, a small store keep CT at Hartford was fined s5 in police court yesterday for keeping his place of business open on Sunday
 Isaac Stiles Hopkins, founder and first president of the Georgia School of Technology, died at his home at Atlanta, Georgia. yesterday
 Professor George Poe. cousin of the poet Edgar Allan Poe, and a noted scientist and inventor. died at Nor folk, Va. of paralysis, aged 6s.
 Mrs. E. H. staIey of Wellington. Kas. received her two year old nephew by parcel post yesterday from l hissgrandmother in Stratford, Okla. Oscar Won Hagan, sent to the state penitentiary at Joliet, Ill.,, from Chi cago for burglary. was shot and killed yesterday while attempting to escape The Closing of the Adams Exrress office at Canandaigua. N. Y, and the American Express office at Batavia, N. r., is attributed to the parcel post Helen McAlister the 13 year old New Haven girl who disappeared from ,ar- 1aG Sunday fO1lnd VAS- terday at Wallingford, 12 miles from | New Haven.
 | A Large Farmhouse, barn and shed 1 at Barkhamsted. Conn, belonging to H. J. Stanclift of New Hartford. and ed yesterday.
 The Will of Frank Williams Jones, who died at New Hartford, last Tues | day disposes of an estate estimated at several million dollars There are no public bequests.
 In a Proclamation. Governor Walsh | of Massachusetts recommended that February 12. Lincoln's birthday. be 1 f1ttingly observed, The day is not a legal holiday in that state Delayed Two Months while a protest 1 to the senate against his appointment as secretary of the interior of the ! Philippines was being investigated, Mrs. Margaret A. Harrington, one of | the victims of the sinking of the | steamer Monroe off the Virginia coast last Friday was buried in St Mi chaeFs cemetery at Bridgeport yester- day.
 The New Jersey House yesterday I passed 49 to 4, the resolution for a state constitutional amendment ex- tending the right of suffrage to wo- men. The resolution now goes to the senate.
 Several Men, Overcome by smoke were carried unconscious from the burning Salvation Army lodging house at St. John, N. B.. early yester- day. The seven story building was des- troyed.
 Another Appeal to Organized Labor throughout the country for funds to aid the copper strikers at Calumet | Mich, has just been sent out by Pres ' ident Gompers of the American Feder- ation of Labor.
 4 List of All the Plays now at New l York theatres that are considered worthy the patronage of Roman Cath O1lCS VIII Bc IGdu hVAb fouAAOoS oI the Catholic churches in the archio- cese of New York
 marshaIIsd by the Sound of the fire gong, 500 small boys, pupils at the Wendell Phillips School in Boston filed | quietly through smoke filled railways of the burning school building anc reached the street in safety yester- day.
 I By Vote of f2o to 1o6 the Massa- chusetts house yesterday seated Will jam J. Napen of Natick a republican l whose election was contested by T. W ] Brennan, his democratic opponent, or the ground that some of the Napher ballots were defective.
 Lueius N. Littzuer, a former con. gressman and William Littauer, hil brother, both of Gloversville, N. r. pleaded guilty in the federal distric' | court at New York yesterday to con. spiracy to smuggle jewelry into thi; 1 country. Sentence was suspended.
 Every Post Office in the Unitet States would be made an employment agency in which Ii list of cities wher, 1 labor is wanted would be kept under a bill which congress will be urged tt pass by Alexander Law, president oi the Eight Hour League of America.
 John Ersel, Steel Mill foreman ant former resident Of Syracuse. N. Y. l UaS hanged at WiliiamsD0rt Pa yes