Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
of Any Paper and Its Total Proportion
Condensed TeIegrams

A New Counterfeit s1o Note has made its appearance.
 papermen died yesterday at the age of S5 years.
 William w. UIerich, member of the Pennsylvania legislature, hanged himself in sanitarium at Pittsburgh, yesterday.
 Frank c. Clemens, son of MT. and Mrs. F. H. Clemons died at Ansonia yesterday after a two months Illness, He was ss years old.
 The Snow Fall in Columbia, S. C., and vicinity reached total of 11-7 inches, surpassing all records Of the local weather bureau
 Putnam GriswoId, American basso, died yesterday in private sanitarium at New York. He was operated on for appendicitis on Feb. 10.
 A Fine of s1o and costs was assess ed against Miss Mary Lindsay, the suffragette. who horsewhipped Lord Weardale a week ago. The Canadian Harbsr Commission made public yesterday plans for the expenditure of s15,00O,000 to improve the shipping facilities of Montreal. A Bill Was introduced in the New Jersey legislature providing that bich- loride and all other poisons be sold in coffin shaped tablets. A 12 Story Building to cost s1.2oo,0o is soon to be erected in West Forty Ninth street, New York, for the League of Political Education
 Professor A. L. Bean of the Sheffield the call to the presidency of the col lege of Hawaii, at Honolulu A Bill in the New York legislature fixes the liability for damages done
 by intoxicated persons upon those Attorney General McReynoIds held yesterday that Cuban sugar is entitled to a reduction of 20 per cent. under all other tariff rates under the new law. Alfred Moves, the English poet. who is in this country featuring in the cause of world peace, has been asked to join the faculty of Princeton uni versity.
 Miss Amanda M. May, 80 years old,
 collaborator with Neal Dow in the
 campaign which made Maine a "dry"
 state, died at her home at Whittier,
 Cal, Wednesday.
 Miss Florence Brewster, an empioye l of a shoe company in Boston, was kflled-under the wheels of railroad
 train at the East Foxboro, Mass, sta-
 tion yesterday.
 Robert B. Dixon, of Easton, Md, so he r1d xrifh mt | Wilson, completing a record of having
 greeted every president since William Henry Harrison.
 J. N; Johnson and w. 6; Cole. who pleaded guilty to robbing the Bank of
 Logansport, La, of $6.000 several
 weeks ago, were sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
 Representative Winsiow, of Massa l chusetts, received permission from the
 post office department to allow rural | mail carriers to scatter grain along
 their routes for dying birds. | Friends of Interstate Commerce | Commissioner C. A. Prouty, explained 1 accept a non-partisan nomination for | United States senator from Vermont. A Bill to Restore to the active list ! of the navy Captain Washington I. | Chambers, retired by the so-calIed
 plucking board. was introduced yester- | day by Senator McCumber, by re- quest
 A Fire Which broke out yesterday in 1 the St. Vincent de Paul penitentiary at Montreal, a state institution, destroy
 ed the hospital annex and did exten-
 sive damage to the surgical depart | ment-
 A Bill Providing for a constitution al amendment giving the vote to wo-
 men was favorably reported to the | Massachusetts senate by the commit 1 tee on constitutional amendments yes-
 terday.
 Four Persons Are in the State Prison
 at Wethersfeld under sentence of l death and three of them look to the 1 supreme court of errors which comes in Tuesday, March 3, to give them new | trials.
 1 A Bill Ordering the equipment of all
 public telephones with sanitary de- ! vices for m6uthpieces, was favor ably reported by the Massachusetts
 legislative committee on public health
 yesterday.
 The Passage of a Law regulating
 the hours and working conditions of cooks, nurse maids and other domestic | servants was advocated at a meeting | of the state industrial commission at | Philadelphia,
 Rev. DH. John H. Strong has resigned
 the chair of New Testament interpre- tatieR in the Rochester Theological
 seminary and accepted g. call to the pasteFate of Eutaw Place Baptist | church, Baltimore.
 Demand For a General Increase in
 wages has been made to the Northern
 Pacific by the conductors and train
 men through the Brotherhood af Rail way Traipmen and the Order of Rail way Conductors.
 l An Aviation Corps will be formed | in connection with the Maine State ! Naval militia if the recommendation of
 Lieutenant Commander Reuben K
 Dyer meets with the approval of Ad- jutant General I4aidlaw. The Lives of 41,6o6 Babies in New York city have been saved in the last l seven years by cooperating public and l private welfare associations accord ing to the seventh annual report of the New York Milk committee.
 A Brightly Lighted Gas Buoy, be- lieved to have broken adrift from
 Southwest Ledge off Cape Sable, was brought into Boston yesterday by the fishing schooner Pontiac, which picked it up forty miles south of Cape Sable