Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
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 Central Europe is experiencing the most severe winter in a generation.
 Bishop r. M. A. Burke has banned the tango in the Catholic diocese or Albany.
 tween Augusta, NZLine and the City of Quebec.
 More Than 1,2oo Banks now have ap- piled for membership in the new fed- eral reserve system.
 The S. c. Watkins Grain Elevator at Clarksburg, w. Va. was burned yesterday with loss of S150,000
 White Opening the Gizzard of turkey, Mrs. T. w. Lynch of Boulder, Cal, discovered two gold nuggets.
 Official Results of the open sea son on big game in Maine shows 7,T55 OCCAB 4OS AAAOOSC eaA4o oo CONA t7 %NA-Aoe.'
 Mrs. Sarah A. Lambdin, of Philadel- phia died in church from heart failure as the congregation was singing the opening hymn.
 Cassius M. Broadway. 70 years old. of Greeneville, Pa, has taken out a license to marry Miss Hazel Schaffer, aged IT.
 
 The Historical Society of Illinois will place a big boulder to mark the place where Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis first met.
 Stronger Naval Forces for the Pa cific coast were proposed in a bill in- troduced yesterday by Representative Hayes of California
 To Save the Life of William Leva- ture of L'Anse, Mich, physicians re- moved 150 bits of skin from his leg and grafted them on his arm.
 A Score of Persons were more or less injured yesterday in rear end collision between two trolley cars at Waterville. No one was fatally hurt.
 Sterling w. Bristol, and Charles E. Nining, both of CollinsviIle were each fined S100 Ald costs on a charge of shooting deer in violation of the law. Michael B. Coyne, letter carrier at Ogden Park, ILL, was indicted for re- turning to his home on Christmas day without having completed his delivery. The Central Labor Union of Phila- delphia has decided to admit to it's membership one clergyman from each of the Protestant denominations in the city.
 Cracksmen Yesterday broke into the Academy theatre in Buffalo, bound and gagged the watchman, blew open the safe, and escaped with $1,S00 in cur rency.
 Peter Masnotti, Aged 8, was burned to death at his home at New Ha- ven yesterday. He had. been playing with matches in the absence of his mother.
 The Becker Block, at Millinocket, Me. containing the post office. Jones Brothers grocery store, Folsom's bar Der shop and seven offices. was dam aged by fire yesterday.
 John Tetsloff, Jr., nine years old son of the superintendent of a Greenwich factory was drowned while skating on a pond at Greenwich yesterday. He DiOhC tAAAO0e54l tdC 4SG-
 Frank Callahan. of Springfield, Mass, believed to be of a prominent family, arrested as vagrant, second offense, was sentenced in the Bridgeport court yesterday to 120 days in jail
 Eugene Grace died at Newman, Ga, yesterday morning from the bullet wound he mysteriously received in Atlanta nearly two years ago. He had suffered from partial paralysis since.
 Julian Hawthorne's charges against the management of the Atlanta peni- tentiary were not sustained in a re- port of special investigation by Dr. A. J. McKelway, submitted yesterday.
 Improvement of Upper New York bay with a channel 1000 feet wide and 40 feet deep at an estimated cost of SS30, 900, was recommended to con- gress yesterday by the war depart ment.
 Deputy SeaIer Of Weights and measures, Charles Fl. Moss Of Wor- cester, is reported missing and all ef- forts of his family and the police to locate him since Friday. Jan. ?, have been unsuccessful.
 lnfideIity and Discussion from the pulpit of latest bits of scandal were scored by Vice President Marshall in an address at the annual praise serv- ice of the Woman's Missionary so- ciety at Washington.
 Roger William Straus, son of Oscar S. Straus, former ambassador to Turkey. was married at New York yesterday to Miss Gladys Eleanor Guggenheim, daughter of Daniel Gug genhetm, the wealthy copper mine owner.
 Close on the Abolition at the Mary land house of correction of the striped suit. fogging. "cuff1ng up'' and solitary confinement comes the announcement that within a short time a moving picture outfit will be installed in the institution.
 E. E. Shun7way, President and gem eral manager of the Rocky Mountain Fuel company. died yesterday from the effects of poisonous gases inhaled in rescue work following the explosion in the Vulcan mine at Newcastle. Colo. December 1T last.
 Alfred Tosh, a waiter with a wooden leg, arrested on suspicion in connec-. tiGn with the rObhAru of q .,oa;I ,..