Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-16
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Professor Acee Fortier, 5s years old. well known educator, died at his home at New Orleans Saturday.
 The Waterbury Police Department announced Saturday that all sorts of gambling must be stopped.
 gone on strike because he receives oply 16 cents day from the city.
 Rev. Theron Brown, associate editor of the Youths Companion since 1870. died at Newton, Mass, Saturday, aged
 S2 years.
 Rachael Lanear, 1o1 Years Old, a negress, who at one time darned the
 socks of Abraham Lincoln, is dead at Lebanon.
 of the Walpole Tire and Rubber com pany was recommended by the receiv- CTS Saturday. \
 Two Women, For the first time in
 the history of Bellevue hospital, New
 York, have passed the examinations
 for admission as internes. There is a Shortage of Water on Staten Island because so many resi-
 dents have left their water running overnight to prevent freezing.
 The Frozen Body of Miss Elizabeth Simpson was found Saturday by neighbor who was fioundering through
 snow drift in Eimhurst, a Brooklyn
 suburb.
 Colonel John Henry Edeson, who or
 ganized the Massachusetts Cavalry in
 the Civil war, died of heart disease at his home in Elizabeth, \. J., aged S4 years.
 Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, has re- turned home at PocanticO Hills from Cleveland. She was so feeble that she was carried from the train to 8 closed automobile.
 Charles w. Morse, the former bank CT, sailed Friday on the steamship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for Ger ! many. He expects to be gone a month to take the baths.
 Middletown's Everybody to Church" movement yesterday was a great sue cess. All the churches in the city re- ported increased congregations from l thirty to one hundred percent. Thomas cremnnins, for % years ] railroad crossing tender at Weymouth ! Heights. Mass, fell under the wheels 1 while boarding Q train at East Wey- 1 mouth Saturday and was killed. ! Fire in KiIsyth Court, a large apart ment house on Kilsyth road in the 1 Aberdeen section of Brookline, Mass. 1 caused a damage of about S20,000 to | three richly furnished suites Saturday. 1 Formal Orders Fer investigation of ! financial tNlnsactions of the New York, 1 New Haven Hartford were issued Saturday by the Interstate Commerce commission as a result of a senate resolution.
 ' Miss Helen Redmond, the actress ! who. D,-ior to her retirement fom the l stage m 1903. scored many notable ] successes in musical comedy pruduc- | tiOns, died from pneumonia in a New l York hospital Saturday. l For Lack of Jurisdiction the case l against Carlos Sanjinez, Bolivian con- 1 sul general at San Fra neiscO, accused
 of insulting two girls IS years old, in
 a moving picture theatre, Was dismiss | ed Saturday in police court,
 After Spending Three Years in the penitentiary at Moundsville, W. Va, i for killing James Newsome at Thack-
 CT, W. Va, William Edwards was ac- ! quilted of this crime in court Sat l urday. He pleaded self f-defense.
 After Hard Struggle and with the ; aid of q tug, the steamships Arizona ] and Kansas. that had been icebound i go Saturday were freed and steamed
 to thei rdocks in the Chicago river. In the Face of His reported state ] nent that he would resign as presi- 1 dent of the San Francisco Church ! Federation, Dr, Charles P. Aked of the 1 First Congregational church will be asked to resign by the executive com l mtttee of that body.
 Mrs, Charles H. Weed, wife of a San l Francisco banker. who died on December 5 at Agra. India, jumped overheard from the steamer Iyo Maru the first night out of Singapore, Jan. $, while en route to Hong koRg with 1 her husbands ashes.
 censcrirs the Stage has spread to the New York state association oppos- ed to woman suffrage. and today the committee appointed by that organi- ! zation will begin compiling d list of the good and the bad plays now being presented in New York.
 Eugene c. Griffith of Paseeag, R. l., one of the best known trap shooters of i the country, was found guilty in su- , l Saturday of assault on Deputy Game l Warden Elmer \. Maeker of Massa- | ehusetts. He was lined S1.0eo Postmaster General Burieson Satur- 1 day issued an order granting leave of absence without pay. in addition to the leave of absence with pay author ized by law, to postal employees who are members of the national guard
 when called out to perform military | duty.
 A Pubic Spirited Citizen has sent President Wilson aR anonymous let , ter enclosing four i've dollar gold pieces as a contribution for the pro posed acquisition of telephone and telegraph lines by the government. The letter was mailed from san Fran ci 70.
 Argentine Battleshjp ia Gale. Boston, Feb 15-1'he new Argentine