Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-21

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the J. NJ.
 Clement Printing and Binding plant at Buffalo.
 There Was an Increase of 9,244 the
 past year in the number of persons of
 school age in Maine.
 Nearly 200 Brewery Workers at
 Reading, Pa, went on strike, demand ing S2 a week increase.
 A Regular Hydro-AeropIane service
 between San Francisco and Oakland
 will be inaugurated soon. The Business Section of Dumrea,
 Man., on the Canadian Northern rail-
 road was wiped out by fire yester- day.
 Robbers Yesterday blew open the | Gallatin, Tenn, secured S1S.OOo, and escaped.
 Lady Cornell" famous hen owned by the Cornell College of Agriculture, is dead. She laid I'll eggs during her five years.
 Public Ownership and operation of coal mines was favored yesterday by
 the Massachusetts house of repre- sentatiVeS.
 Fire Yesterday in East Rochester. NY, destroyed the Eyer block, burn
 ing out several firms and causing
 loss of S2O0,0O0.
 Eight Children of Mrs. Camille Pra-
 dos, of New Orleans, known as ne
 groes were declared white after
 long court fight.
 The Government at Kingston, Ja- maica. adopted a law imposing head
 tax of $50 on all SyrianS and Chinese
 who enter the country.
 pr. Hans Beck, of Berlin university,
 has discovered human skull in Ger
 man East Africa which he estimates
 to be 150,0O0 years old.
 Robert Lansing of New York and Cone Johnson of Texas were nom mated counsellor and solicitor, re
 sDectively, of the state department
 The Earth Opened and swallowed two miners and work shanty on the
 mountainside at the Kepley Run col
 fiery at Shanandoah, Pa, yesterday. The Receivers For Henry SieaeI con- pany of Boston announced yesterday that S392.0 900 had been realized on the sale Of the stock and other assets of the company.
 Henry Goodman, 55, an oven builder for the Hubbard Oven company, New York, dropped dead in a bakery at TOrrington yesterday. Death was due to heart trouble.
 Robert Mcc. Beck, for many years | -sr-A,0 T z n | featuring company in Hartford and in Ragerstown, Md, died Thursday night, aged 64 years
 A Passaic, N. J., court granted di- vorce to Mrs. Ina Wachter, who a1- l legged her husband told her man | should live with his wife only 10 1 years. He didn't.
 ] A Gift of $5o,ooo from John D. | Rockefeller to the International Young | Mems Christian Association college at ! Springfield was announced at an l alumni gathering at Boston. Cassie HaVey, a girl of 20, commit l ted suicide by cutting her throat with
 a razor. at the home of her uncIs at 1 Rraintree, Mass, yesterday She had l been troubled with insomnia.
 An Elderly Man, believed to be | Perrin H. Sumner, who was once we'll | known to the police as The Great ! American Identified" died of heart | disease in a New York subway train. i Marie Janson, Comic Opera fa- vorite 25 years ago, and prominent in | E.-1ninie and Nadjy died at Milford, ] Mass, yesterday at the home of her i brother-in-lew, after weeks illness. William D. Sweeney, of Dracut, | Mass, was arraigned in the Lowell i police court yesterday on a charge of murdering his wife, at their home. ] Sweeney attacked his wife with an axe.
 ! A Bill Permitting the appointment ! of women police officers by cities and 1 towns was reported to the Massa- chusetts house of representatives by 1 the committee on legal affairs yester- ! day.
 1 A Bill Permitting the appointment ! of women police officers by cities and l towns was reported to the Massa- l chusetts house of representative by the committee on legal affairs yes | terday-
 1 Suit Has Been Filed at Hutchins. Kas., on behalf of one hundred and ! ten farmers against the United States 1 for $370, 900, as the result of the failure ] of a government irrigation plant at l Deerfield.
 ] Miss Ruth Agnes Berest IT ] years old, climbed 165 feet to the top | of the dome on the Pavilion of Trans | portatiOn. at the Exposition grounds
 at San Francisco and unfurled a i've l foot American flag. ! All the indians in the United States i would be divided into two classes. separate rolls of competent Indians 1 and ''non-competent Indians under a | bill introduced by Representative Ko- ! mop, of Wisconsin. | Nine Persons Were Arrested yester- day as a result of a statewide crusade by the Rhode Island Dental Society . against unlicensed dentists. Four ar rests were made at Providence, two in : PaWtucket, two in WOOnsocl1et and one [