Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-03

day.
 Minnie Burke, burlesque actress, was fined $25 for tangoing on the steps of the White House in scant at tire.
 To Win Wager of s5, Louis Cam pani of Columbia, H., swallowed 97 nicl6els. He Is in the care of & physl- elan.
 The Third Giraffe to be born in cap tivity came into the world yesterday at the Barnum winter quarters in Bridgeport.
 Fire of Unknown Origin yesterday swept the business distrlct of Danville, Ky, doing damage estimated at more than S10O.oO0.
 An Early Spring was predicted by Boston fishermen when they learned yesterday that shark had been hooked off the middle bank.
 The 6s- Room House of Mrs William k. Vanderbilt, at Jericho, L. l., which was burned recently, will be rebuilt on 3, larger scale.
 Edward w. Harrington, who for 9 years was manager of the Manchester, N. H., Opera house, died yesterday after a months illness. Germany Has Protested against the provision of the Burnett bill to require immigrant ships to carry a United States health inspector. Under Ruling which went into ef- feet yesterday all nurses employed by boards of health ill Massachusetts are placed under civil service rules. Fewer Persons Were Killed in the streets of New York by traffic acci- dents during February than during any month since February, 1911. Louis w. Hill, Chairman of the board of directors of the Great Northern railroad, will become president of the i road to succeed Carl R. Gray, resign 1 ed.
 Mrs. George O. Fosg, wife of an au- i tomobile dealer was struck and killed i by an express train at a crossing near | Winchester, Mass, railroad station i yesterday.
 General James Freeman Curtis, who was commanding officer of the Idaho | National guard during the Occur l d'Alene disturbances in 1893, at Bos- ton, died Sunday.
 The New Jersey Supreme Court de- | cided that Angelo Ceriello, who is i awaiting death in the state prison for ! wife murder is entitled to $500 in surance on her life.
 MT. Cuff, of Danbury, was appoint | ed temporary receiver of the Hawes Von Gal company and the F. J. Von l Gal Hat company of Danbury. by Judge E. S Thomas.
 Charles c. Knowles, confidential sec I ya.F~ for JyE1IN T1rNE q cotton brokers, dropped dead in Brook !, lyn yesterday while on the way to his | office in Manhattan.
 Twenty Nine Concrete Suggestions in the form of bills for changes in tho i Boston city charter were considered yesterday by the legislative commit tee on metropolitan affairs.
 Three Children Were Burned to death two seriously and a man was 1 overcome by heat and rendered uncon i scious when three cottages were des- troyed by fire in West Shreveport, La. Two Boston Theatres Were dark last night as direct result of the storm in New York which delayed trains and prevented the arrival of scenery and costumes in time for the performances The Supreme Court yesterday refus- eQ to review Ine QeciSlOn or the feQer- al courts at Kew York, holding the Waltham Watch company could not fix
 the resale prices of watches by re-
 tailers.
 Rev. John F. ouirk. professor of phil
 osophy at Georgetown university, will
 take up a similar position at Boston
 college today filling the vacancy caus-
 ed by the recent death of Rev. Will
 jam r. Brett.
 The Difficulty Between the Barre an6
 Montpelier Street railway and it's em- 1 ployes over wages and hours of labor
 were adjusted yesterday through the
 acceptance by both sides of the de-
 cision of board of arbitrators.
 A Modification of an Act known as
 the Bar and Bottle" bill, which for
 bids the sale of liquor in bottles over
 bar was urged yesterday by several
 liquor associations before a Massa-
 chusettS legislative committee. 1t was
 claimed that drunkenness had increas-
 ed since the bill was passed. Women Teachers in the public | schools at Meriden are all stirred UT
 over a letter which has been sent ouI
 by Superintendent David Gibbs, ask
 ing each for brieff history of her , self. including the age. The teachers
 take objection to the question of age anu say tHoS VIII refuse 10 answer IT Will Arrest Church Disturbers. New York, March 2.-Police Com. missioner Mckay announced today : that he would Instruct the police tI
 arrest hereafter all agitators making
 attempts to hold up church services The action is due to the raids made by the unemployed on the old First Pres. byterian church, lower Fifth avenue the Catholic Church of the Transfig.
 uration, and the Second Avenue Bap. } tist church, on the East Side, and tn, l Labor Temple.