Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-07

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Edward casweII, of Norwalk. died from blood poisoning after having a tooth pulled.
 The Bavarian Parliament appropriat- s150,0 900 to purchase rad1um ior
 Eeating the poor for cancer.
 The Ediet of Mayor curley of Bos- ton requiring dances to r-ld at a. m. does not extend to priva functions.
 Mrs. John Neal, an aged woman, was burned to death at AmeSbury' Mass. by the explosion of an oil lamp yesterday.
 The Extensive Plant of the Shu7ey- Dietrich Company, Ltd, at Galt, Ont bed manufacturers, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the Leisen block at St. Cloud, Minn., containing clothing store, a billiard hall and several law offices.
  was celebrating his 6Sth birthday, his home at Baltimore was destroyed by fire. Loss s2O.0Oo.
 Leon J. Gaston, who was head chef at the White House under Presidents Garfield and Arthur, died at his home at Kansas City yesterday.
 Policeman Edward Murtha, shot un- der the heart Thursday night by a New York gunman he was endeavor- ing to search, died yesterday.
 PhiIo H. Stafford, noted lawyer of Brooklyn. died from cerebral hem orrhage as result of falling against 8 hatrack in a friends home. The Department of Agriculture an nounced that 90 per cent of the deaths from disease among hogs in the United States are due to hog cholera.
 Social Clubs Are Subject to the pro visions of the income tax law, accord York commissioner of internal rev. enue.
 The Actual EnroIInent membership of Christian churches within con- tinental United States showed a net increase of 61s,00O or Is per cent. dur ing 1913. The s1o0,ooo,o 900 Suit of the state of Texas against the Missouri. Kansas l and Texas railway of Texas, yesterday was settled by a compromise without a money penalty.
 Marriages in Massachusetts in 1918, l during part of which year the law re- | lating to legal impediments was in | force, decreased 1,153, and births showed an increase of 1,555. Mrs. Susan Ross was found guilty al l Fulton, Mo- for the second time yes | terday for the murder of her husband | J. Haywood Ross and was sentenced to
 ten years in the penitentiary.
 AS the Result of an unusual opera | tion performed at a Derby hospital on | Charles Waterbury of Monroe, whose ] spine was fractured by falling tree l 1t is believed that Waterbury will re- | cover.
 ! The Sum of Ten Thousand Dollars is l given to the Ecclesiastical society of | the Congregational church Of Nauga- l tuck, and S5.oo0 to Grove Cemetery as- sociation, by the will of George 4. Lewis.
 Milk Inspector Waiter c. Scott of Providence was Iegislated out of office and the milk department placed under | the superintendent of health by a bill passed in concurrence by the senate l yesterday
 Love For Two 16-Year Old Girls neither of whom knew of the others existence, prompted John McFadden | to kill Anna Lutz and himself as they sat in an automobile near Ligonier, Pa-., yesterday.
 | Secretary Daniels has nominated l Medical Inspector William c. Braisted | to be surgeon general of the navy ,re- | lieving Medical Director Charles F.
 Stokes. whose term of four years ex- l pired yesterday.
 Restrictions on the Purchase Of ma | terial in foreign markets for use in
 building ships in American yards, were
 removed yesterday by the treasury de-
 partment. acting under the authority | of the new tariff law. The Memory of John Tyler, form CT l president of the United States is
 shortly to be honored by the erection
 of a monument over his grave in HoI- | lywood cemetery. Richmond. Va, for ! which congress has appropriated $I0- | GOO.
 | Both Sides Summed Up yesterday al ! the trial of Mitchell KennerieY, ths
 New York publisher charged with l sending obscene literature through the
 mails. Federal Judge Thomas said he
 would deliver his charge and give the
 case to the jury Monday.
 Hans Schmidt, Who Was found | guilty of murder in the first degree fof
 the murder of Anna Aurnuller, is 1 seemingly content with the va-dic4