Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-19
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 The Annex to the MiIler's River Ma tionaI Bank block at Athol, Mass, was burned yesterday.
 F. Joseph Vernon, a prominent bus mess man of New York died Tuesday He was a Yale man.
 The Plant of the Fall River Evening Herald Publishing company was badly damaged by fire yesterday.
 Winsted Reports that a rat crawled upon the village lighting switchboard and caused short circuit
 The President is Expected to march with his class in the alumni parade preceding the Yale-Harvard baseball game.
 Rev. Lewis w. Phillips, who for 15 years was pastor of the Christian church at Franklin, N. H., died yes terday.
 George H. Bowling, "Doo Needles" former hotel owner circus proprietor, and theatrical manager. is dead at Bridgeport.
 William Bailey and Erastus Spencer wood choppers, were found frozen to
  dam yesterday.
 William FairIie, a director of the Roseville, N. J., Trust CO, recently wrecked. died of heart disease at his home in Newark, NJ.
 All of the Thirty Five national banks in New York have now signiied their intention of working under the new federal reserve system.
 pr. Robert Kennedy Duncan. di- rector of the Mellon Institute of h. dustriaI research of the University of Pittsburgh, died yesterday.
 The McLauren Bill to establish tion of cotton. was passed yesterday by the South Carolina senate.
 Joseph RobiIIard was sentenced in the superior court at New Haven yes terday to states prison for from one to six years, for white slavery.
 Money and Diamonds were stolen from passengers on the St. Louis and San Francisco train to Kansas City that was struck by g. St Louis train late Monday.
 Foreign Trade of the United States with Europe in 1913 far exceeded that with any other division of the world, the department of commerce announc- ed yesterday.
 The British Steamship skpton Castle, from Galveston to Ghent, via Norfolk, for coal. went aground in the north channel off Sewells Point, Va, in passing out yesterday.
 Mrs. Eliza A. Chase, mother of Judge Edward F. Chase who died at Blue Hill, Me, Tuesday, passed away yes terday at the age of ST, without knowledge of her sons death.
 Mayor Armstrong of Pittsburgh, yes- terday sent to Charles $. Hubbard, director of public safety, an order that will separate men and women in mov- ing picture shows throughout the city.
 The National Carbon Company yes terday declared a stock dividend of fifty percent. on it's 55, 900 shares of outstanding common stock, or a dis tribution equivalent at par to s2,750,- 900.
 Mrs. John A. Logan, widow of the civil war hero. took poisonous medi- cine at her home at Washington think ing she was taking a cold remedy, and for several hours was in a precarious condition.
 
 Clarance Janowitz and a, half year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Jano- witz of Waterbury is expected to die from terrible burns received yesterday in a Ire which was caused by the child opening a box matches.
 Publication of an Official Denial of a report that Miss Margaret Wilson the presidents eldest daughter was en gagged to be married to Boyd Fisher of Kansas City. Mo- was requested yes terday by the White House.
 The Pitifut Spectacle of thousands of wild ducks dying of hunger has aroused the residents of Sayville, Is lip, Brookhaven, and daily they are taking large quantities of food over the fee covered bay to the fowl.
 Albert K. Ramsey, 19 years old. of St. Louis, Mo, of the sophomore class at Yale, was arrested yesterday charg- ed with theft, He is accused of having stolen three cameras from students who room in the same dormitory.
 James Ross Ness, former manager of Lipton's Ltd, in England. one of the IS defendants in the British army can teen graft charges, and for whom the London authorities have been search ing, has been located in Ottawa
 Inmates of the State Penitentiary at Fort Madison, la, yesterday pre- pared to resist through the courts the enforcement of the Iowa law providing for the sterilization of insane, diseased and criminal wards for the common wealth.
 The Fire Drill at the L. $. Grant school in East Boston was given practical test yesterday when TOO chiI- dren were marched from the building within two minutes and ten seconds after a slight blaze was discovered fin a closet.
 The AdvisabiIity of Changing the form of contract employed by traders on the New York coffee exchange is to be considered by a committee appoint ed for that purpose in accordance with a recent resolution of the board of managers.
 Both Sides of the Suffrage movement of Massachusetts having agreed to a referendum on the question of grant ing the ballot to women. the legisla tive committee on constitutional amendments voted yesterday in favor of such a resolve.
 Mrs. Elmer Anschott, 17, confessed at Pittsburgh. that she had taken part in many burglaries for which her hus- band, who is 19 years old, was arrest ed. Dressed as a boy, her hair cUt short, she stood guard outside the houses he robbed with q revolver hid den under her ceat
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