Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-03
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 Condensed Telegrams 1
 A Life Saving Station is to be es- tablished on Goat Island by the N1- agara State Reserve commission.
 The Gymnasium of St. Joseph's Col Iege at Rensselaer,, Indiana, was burn 1 ed yesterday with a loss of S75,0o0.
 A College Education by correspond | ence for every prisoner in the Kansas State penitentiary Is contemplated
 Mrs. Mary PoIIick, 55 Years Old, was burned to death while preparing breakfast in her home at Gloucester, N. J.
 June 30 Was Tentatively Fixed by the United States Express company yesterday, as the time for ceasing it's operations.
 A Pension Plan for retired ministers was adopted by the New Hampshire conference of the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday.
 Six Prisoners Escaped from the jail at Cairo, H., yesterday. Among them was w. M Wilson, sentenced to be hanged on April 24.
 Two Thousand Greeks, most of them battle scared veterans, of the Balkan wars, arrived in New York yesterday on the steamer Laconia.
 Friends of D. V. Burlington, of Chi cago, received messages yesterday tell ing of his death in Ocean Springs, Miss, his winter home.
 Government Officials Raided moon shine brandy still in Madison street, New York, confiscating thousands of dollars in contraband spirits
 James L. Davenport, commissioner of pensions from 1909 to 1913, died at his home in Westfalls Church. Va, yesterday of a complication of diseases. An Old Wallet Containing S1,o00 was kicked around the streets at York, Pa, everybody thinking it was an April fool joke. It was returned to its own CT.
 The Licenses of Thirty-Two recipro- cal fire insurance companies were re- voked by c. G. Revelle, superintend- ent of insurance in Missouri yester- day.
 The Polar Wave Ice Company of St Louis was declared to be a combina- ton in restraint of trade by the Mis- souri supreme court yesterday and was i fined $50,000.
 H. J. Bruce, Negro Waiter, who was shot at Fort Wayne, Ind, last Fri 1 day by Anthony B. Trentman, a wealthy brewer died yesterday. Trent | man is in jail.
 IL l the power to punish g. member for mis- conduct during g, former congress, was l debated yesterday by the house ju- | dietary committee.
 A Special Message from President | Wilson urging appropriation of S5oe,- l 900 for government buildings at the | San Francisco exposition was read yesterday in the house. l Souvenirs Are to be Sent by the 1 government to George Washington 's land that once belonged to the first i presidents estate in Ohio.
 The Prospect Mills Plant of the American Woolen company at Law 1 renee, Mass, employing about 200 hands has resumed operations after 8 shut down of several months. | The Largest Botanical Gardens main. l tained by an institution in the United | States will be established in the neal future in connection with the Uni- versity of Chicago campus
 Unprecedented Progress by the SUI preme court in it's years work ha: l brought embarrassment to lawyers al l caught unprepared to present theil 1 cases.
 Clarence Penzer, a private in tht
 Thirteenth regiment, Brooklyn. who was inoculated against typhoid fevel five weeks ago died from the ailmen according to admission Of the Boarc
 of Health.
 The Statement of pr. c. N. Boswell
 that the Methodist church had need O
 such revivahsts as Billy Sunday, Wa!
 received with enthusiastic applause a
 the New York conference of tn,
 Methodist church.
 pr. George kamitsoh, one of the si7
 teachers sent by the German govern
 ment annually to teach German il
 American schools, was presented t
 President Wilson yesterday. Dr. Ram.
 itsch teaches at PhiIlips-Andovel
 academy,
 A Fund Of About $25o, GOO which vii
 yield annually an income of S9,500 tt
 be used in assisting needy students a
 the University of Missouri has jus
 been released through the final settle.
 ment of the estate of Charles R
 Gregory.
 The New York Police yesterday ar
 rested Miss Louise Berger for dis
 tributing without a license handbill
 among a large crowd gathered il
 Printing House square, to hea1 1 speeches by members of the Industria Workers of the World.
 From Sources Closely identified witt
 the principals it was learned yester
 day that all negotiations for the ac
 quisition of stock control of Missour
 Pacific and other Gould railroad hold
 ings by the Rockefeller interests hav
 been abandoned, temporarily, a
 least,
 Football, Basketball, and long dis
 tance races in Grammar and Higl
 schools were characterized as almos criminal by pr. Arthur A. Knoch, 0 the Walnut Hills High school, Cinein nati, in an address yesterday be
 fore the American Physical Educatiol 1