Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-05

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The Salvation Army will open string of "cafe cabarets." in Jersey City.
 A Railroad is to be built in Iceland from Reykajvik to Rogavalla, ds- tance of 60 miles
 A Bill in New Jersey Legislature proposes a tax of one dollar on all owners of female cats.
 J. c. Stuart, Vice President and gen. eraI manager of the Erie railroad, died at Garden City, l.. l., yesterday.
 William Phillips of Boston, was non- mated yesterday by President Wilson to be third secretary of state.
 Joseph ,Ensleman, the last blood chief of the Miami Indians, died yes terday on the reservation near Hunt ington, Ind.
 Hioh Water in the Merrimack river caused the shut down yesterday or the cotton mill of Jackson Brothers, at Nashua, N. H.
 For Making Counterfeit Dimes Philas Pheleuve was sentenced in the federal court at New Haven yesterday to a year in jail
 The Collier Jupiter, which recently made a successful trial trip will be the first ship in the navy propelled with electrically driven machinery to make an extensive cruise.
 More Than Two Thirds of the 65 in ternaI revenue districts had repor.ed their income tax returns to the treas ury department last night
 The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Mandan, N. D., was closed by State Bank Examiner Siverstson, alleging violation of the banking laws.
 Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was recover ing yesterday from the shock of fall on the White House floor last Sunday. She expects to be up and about, in day or two.
 Albert S. Wells, who came to Bridge. port 25 years ago became supertntend- ent of the Bridgeport Malleable Iron
 Works, died suddenly yesterday of heart trouble.
 High Water in the Merrimack river forced temporary shutdown yester-
 day of part of the Washington mill of the American Woolen company at Lawrence, Mass.
 The Unemployed Marched up Beacon Hill, Boston, yesterday and asked for work from the legislative committee
 on social welfare. The parade was
 headed by Morrison l. Swift. As Protest Against the American law forbidding the importation of feathers
 into the country. the fancy feather
 dealers of Paris have refused to parti-
 cipate in the San Francisco fair. 
 Mrs. Belle Goodhart brought suit for s10,oo0 damages against pr. Has, l brock, a New York dentist for alleged faulty dental work. Her husband al-
 so brought suit for loss of her serv- ices.
 The Massachusetts House rejected yesterday by a vote of 139 to 8e a proposition to have the liquor licenss question voted on by all cities and towns at the annual state election in November,
 Col. George w. GoetkaIs, builder of the Panama canal, was presented las l night by the civic forum of New Ycrk with medal fer distinguished pub- iio ser'9ice," the first to be awarded by
 that institution. Mrs Francis Sayres, the White House bride. shopping at North Adems, Mass, was embarras ssed when she dis- covered that she had left her purse at home The clerk offered to trust her fer the whole store"
 The Death of Greek steerage pas- l senger, who succumbed to typhus fever yesterday caused the health of heeFs to hold the Cunard Line steam she arrived at New York from Med iteFFanean ports. - Sylvia Pankhurst, addressing q
 meeting last night outside the house in which she is entrenched against the
 police, said she intended to be present in Trafalgar square on Sunday, not
 te preach peace but to advise the peo- pie to de as much damage as possi ble. William WiIIett, Jr, once a con-
 gressman and later a candidate in
 New York for supreme court justice, was released on s3o 900 bail yesterday
 under @ certificate of reasonable doubt
 which enabled him to appeal from a
 conviction of using bribery to obtain his nomination.
 With Her Rudder Conc, her propeller
 damaged and a bad leak in her hull
 near the stern. the British schooner Riversdale, which was ashore for ten
 days near Little Island, south of Cane Ss d.. yesterday and was docked for a sur vey-
 Denial That Striksbreakers had heen imported against their will or that they were kept in ignorance that there was a strike in the district, was made yesterday to the congressional com- r'ttee Investigating the Michigan COD
 per mine strike by Ocha Potter, super !. intendent of the Superior mine Favorable Reports probably will bo submitted in few days by the sen ate interstate commerce committee on the nominations of Winthrop M. Dan- iels of New JerEey and Henry c. Hall
 of Colorado. who were named by Pres fdent Wilson, January 31, as members of the interstate commerce. commits sion.
 The Illinois Organization of the United Mine Workers of America in
 convention at Peoria, decided yester-
 day to take referendum vote of the state organizations on the proposal to loan to the international organizarfon s150, 0;o to ai6 fin carrying on the strike
 Of miners in Colorado. 
 Trade Commission Bill CompIeted. Washington, March 4.-Reyision ot the interstate trade commission bill as prepared by the house interstate com merce committee was virtually con cluded today after a conference with