Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-30
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 The First National Bank at Wyalos- ing, Pa, has been closed.
 It Has Been Decided that the cruiser Hamidieh shall represent Turkey at the opening of the Panama canal.
 Clark University celebrated Saturday the 18th anniversary of its establish ment with reunion of the alumni.
 E, Fred GeroId, formerly city treas urer of East St. Louis. ILL, Saturday was found guilty of withholding city funds.
 The Body of Eugene De Werrdt, who committed suicide by jumping into Greenwich harbor Saturday was found last night.
 After Striking Out the Amendment legalizing pooling, the senate Saturday repassed the bill to regulate tracing in cotton futures.
 A Contribution of $5o0oo from Mrs. E. H. Hartman to the endowment fund OI bdLIdId COIl65S heAo v" the college yesterday.
 Rev. John B. SaIter, a priest of Spring Valley, N. Y., was round scalded to death in bathroom at the Elks' club New York.
 Worcester Was Absolutely without telephone service Saturday as the re- suit of a fire in the Central Exchange at o'clock in the morning.
 The Body of an Unidentified Man, about 60 years old evidently of foreign birth. was picked. up in the Stamford harbor, near Waterside, yesterday.
 Payment of Mothers Pensions under the new Pennsylvania law was begun at Pittsburgh Saturday when four checks for a total of S33.30 were is sued.
 Joseph Cronin, Aged 24, was ar rested Saturday charged with contrib uting to the delinquency of Edith Schubert. aged 17, a social worker at Cleveland.
 Twenty Men Were Routed from their beds and had narrow escapes when fire destroyed the Young Mems Chris tian Association building at Alton, H., Saturday.
 A JuFY m the SOGFdl SOdFI at ~ OI folk, Va, placed $1S0,104 as the value of land at Cape Henry needed for fort to protect the entrance. to Chesa- peake Bay.
 Charles E. steeIeman, mayor of Somers Point City, N. J., was fined s750 for assault and battery upon William Haffert, editor of the Somers Point Record
 Mrs Seraphino Randall Morse, 70 years old died at a hotel at Warren, R. l., Saturday as the result of hay ing been overcome by Illuminating gas last Wednesday.
 H. F. Cohen, of Houston, Texas. was released on a bond of one cent. He Is accused of the murder of William Brooks, a negro. who was shot trying to enter Cohen's home.
 Frank c. Baker, an attorney ap- piled to the appellate division of the supreme court Brooklyn to have him. self debarred because he had been convicted of grand larceny.
 Champ Clark, Speaker of the house vein yesterday to a large audience in the Bedford branch of the Young Mems Christian association in Brooklyn. DlSnlSSal or EO,UUU men Oy the New York Central railroad since December l, said A. T. Hardin. vice president of that road Saturday. is only a barometer of the company's business.
 Navigation on the Hudson River did not open yesterday as had been plan ned by officials of the Hudson NaViga- tion company. The docks at Albany and Troy are under several feet of water.
 Mary Walker, Aged 24, colored. was locked up at the Greenwich, Conn. police station yesterday charged with attempting suicide. Boatmen who saw her jump from the mock near the Cos Cob power house rescued her. A Psycopathic Department was es- tablished in the St. Louis Juvenile court Saturday. By the removal of adenoids, the treatment of defective sight and hearing it is expected that many juvenile offenders will be re- 1 formed.
 Rev. Henry Roecioud, full bIooded Indian clergyman from Connecticut and a Yale graduate, delivered the bac- calaureate sermon at Carlisle. Pa, yes terday to the members of the 35th class to graduate from the Carlisle Indian school
 The Threat of Probation which has been hanging over the academic fresh man class at Yale university, was withdrawn by the freshman faculty committee Saturday and the class. ex- cept thirty members, was placed in good standing.
 Miss Emile Grace Briggs already known as an author linguist musician and Bible lecturer has begun the work of completing the unfinished theologi- cal works of her father Professor Charles A. Briggs, of Union Theologi- cal seminary.
 After Masquerading as Man for sixty years and serving a soldier in the Union army during the civil war Albert" Cashier, whose sex was dis covered at the Soldiers home at Quincy, H.. recently, Saturday was committed to an insane asylum. On the Theorv that tbev may have