Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
Largest Connecticut Proportion the Citys Population
Condensed Teieqrams

C0n0enSe0 telegramS
 Jersey city's population is SOo,SSs.
 The City of Bankok. siam, was partially destroyed by fire.
 Atlantic City's slogan will be: Check the baby and bathe in comfort
 Another case of bubonic plague was officially reported from Havana
 A regiment of women is being form ed in Colorado for service in Mexico.
 E. w. Moore of Osborne. Mo-, is cutting his third set of teeth at the age of 70.
 Mayor Mitchell issued all night li- censes to 19 restaurants and cafes in New York.
 A society for the abolition of cap ital punishment in New York state has been organized
 Prof. Frederick E. Farrinaton, of Columbia, has accepted the chair of pedagogy at Yale. The annual convention of the Texas Bankers association will be held at Forth Worth, May 5-7. It is reported that Col. Theodore Roosevelt is anxious to lead a regi- mer1t against Mexico.
 Wesley S. Guffe, prominent operator in the oil fields of West Virginia and Texas, died in Pittsburgh.
 The Washington Secret Service an nounced the discovery of a new count erfeit $10 gold certificate
 The German Cruiser Karlsruhe has been ordered to proceed to Mexican waters to relieve the cruiser Dresden
 Charles E. Orr, a Brooklyn police man, was seriously injured by falling from a shed while chasing a burglar.
 More than 1000 children marched out calmly when a fire was discovered in the Cleveland school at Newark, N. J.
 The Hamburg American Line has or dered two new steamships of 16.000 tons each for Panama Canal serv- ice.
 After euarreline with her husband Mrs. Anna Martin, of Jersey City. com mitted suicide by drinking carbolic acid
 The body of David J. Roche. of Jer- sey City, who has been missing for four months,' was found in the Hudson river. Mary Chando, six years old at Land. ! ing, N. J., was killed by a I4ackawana Railroad train while playing on the | tracks.
 More than 5000 persons. eeIebratea 1 in Central park. New York. the 350th anniversary of the birth of Shalkese peare.
 1 The Independent Democratic Execu- tice committee nominated Ben. w Hooper. a republican for governor oi Tennessee.
 After being in the hands of receivers 16 weeks the court control of the Hen ry SiegeI Co.,, in Boston ended with the discharge of the officials.
 Oscar Bider, an aviator. successful- 1y accomplished the first flight with 2 passenger over the Alps rising to 2 height of more than 13,00o feet. | sharp earthquake shock early yes terday lasted eight seconds and sent persons running to the streets at Re no. Nev. No damage was reported.
 A bill providing for the appoint ment of women police officers in the cities and towns of Massachusetts was passed to be engrossed by the house o1 representatives yesterday.
 Joseph Williams. proprietor of thu College inn at Hoboken. N. J., wa! sentenced to four years in prison fo manslaughter in killing William GroSch, Jr.
 In the past two months 10 attempt have been made to burn a four stor! tenement building on Henry street Brooklyn. The last attempt caused a loss of s15,000.
 The Herreshoffs, builders of the Res olute cup defender. and the syndi | cate owning the yacht have redou hie' their vigilance in keeping information from the public.
 More than 800 miners employed b, the Four States Coal Co, at Dorothy w Va. went on strike because tn mine superintendent did not attent the wage conference.
 As a result of an outbreak of rabie in the vicinity of Newburgh. N. ". tn state department has established quarantine on all dogs and police hav been ordered to enforce it.
 When Marie Gang, an I. W W 1 speaker of New York. started to tall against war with Mexico while !. ad dressing a crowd she was hooted ant jeered and pelted with dead fruit. Judoe James B. Holland, of tn, , United States court for the easterr district of Pennsylvania. died at hi in Conshohocken. Pa. early today aft , CT a long illness. He was 56 year