Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-10

,st in Connecticut in ProI
 Condensed Telegrams
 By vote of 1o7 to 2s the New York assembly last night adopted the re- publican investigation plan.
 Mayor Smith, of Laporte, Ind, will select a policewOman for the purpose of censoring women's dress.
 Judge Joseph F. Quinn was taken suddenly i'll on the superior court bench at Salem. Mass, yesterday
 The strict enforcement of prohibit ton laws is believed responsible for the decrease of crime in Maine.
 Mrs. Bridget Daueherty curran eel ebrated her 107th birthday at South Bethlehem, N. Y. Sunday at the hame of her daughter.
 Only natives of Panama and Ameri- cans will hereafter be employed in the higher grades of service on the Pana- ma Canal.
 Hope of saving Frederick w. Wand erbilts yacht Warrior, stranded on a reef on the Colombian coast, has been abandoned.
 As punishment for jumping on trolley cars, Judge Fowler of Boston ordered Alfred Chapdelaine horse whipped by his father.
 An effort is being made in New ter sey to have a limit of the age for children attending school changed from IT to 16 years.
 William A. Stone was. burned. to death when his celluloid collar caught ablaze. while he was working over a fire in Hanover, N. H.
 Huntington Brown, aged 65. past grand commander of the Knights Templar of Ohio and three times may or of Mansfield, died yesterday.
 Announcement is made by the State Bank of Evanston, Ill.,, that $1 will be placed to the credit of every baby born within the limits of the city.
 Someone with a grudee against T. E. DonoVan, a Shelton liveryman en- tered the stable and with sharp knife cut the Things of several hacks
 The body of Miss Genevisve Allis. an artist, was found under the Hunting ton bridge in the Housatonic River at Derby, Conn, yesterday. IL was a case of suicide.
 Collector of Internal Revenue James J Walsh is at St. Francis hospital Hartford, where he underwent a deli cate operation yesterday for necrosis of the jaw.
 An expert knowledge of safes and the use of explosives was obtained by August Kaufman, convicted of burg lary at Boston yesterday, from books in the public library.
 Director Ralph of the bureau of terday that the $4,000 missing from the bureau for some time, was either stol- en or destroyed.
 The will of the late Charles C. Gates will be probated in Texas but the heirs will pay the state of Minnesota inheritance taxes on $2,750, 900 amounting to SSI53S.
 Four passengers were injured when train on the Marblehead Branch of the Boston and Maine Railroad struck an open switch and crashed into a freight car at Salem, Mass, yesterday. Student walters who rebelled against working conditions in the Wisconsin university commons and who were locked out a week ago by order of the business manager, returned to work yesterday.
 Jack Binns, wireless operator hero of the lost steamer Republic is to be married in June. His fiancee is Miss Alice A. MacNin of Brooklyn. whom he met when he was wireless man aboard the Adriatic
 The Swedish steamer Marie, laden 1 with chalk and ten days overdue from London, reached Boston yesterday. The steamer fought against head winds and mountainous seas through out the 27 days voyage. The bodies of Robert and Albert [ Coleman, eight and six years old. sons of John Coleman. a Boston labOrar were found under the ice in a small pond near their home in Forest Hills yesterday.
 A larss,half starved, grey wolf, after biting two persons. frightening score of others and spreading consterna tior through a staid residence district al
 
 on Linvood Boulevard yesterday. Ia return for releasing her dover rights in the estate of the Iste Henry SI. Fla Sler. the Florida mltlti-million aire. Ida. A. Fla Gler. an incompetent whom tIagier divorced after she be- came insane, win receive s65.233 in cash
 The protective committee, organized hN certain stockholders of the New ' ork, New Haven and Hartford Rail road at time when the company ap- peared to be facing d finanuis.t crisis Was dissolved yesterday after an exist ence of ten months. Expert divers who have thoroughly ! examined the wreck of the Old Domin : ion steamer, Monroe, sunk in collision 1 with the Nantucket, express the belief l while the bodies of the forty-one vic | tims, as well as the cargo. can be re- ! covered. the vessel will be a total loss ] The immense s2.5OO, ,oco repair shop, | of the Boston and Maine railroad at ! Billerica. Mass were opened for work | for the first time yesterday with over | 200 mechanics reporting at the loco motive shops and 200 more coming in from Keene and Concord, N H., dur ing the day.
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