Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-09

men are to take flight simuitaneouSly
 on April 20 and all of them are to
 make the Monte Carlo casino their goal.
 Mrs. Eliza Van Bramer, aged 1O1 years, 8 months the oldest resident
 of Pittsfeld, Mass. died at the home
 of her daughter, Mrs. John Woodrow
 Saturday.
 EcIipsing All Previous Records, American merchandise valued at s111.-
 6Ooo0o found markets in. the non
 contiguous territory of the United
 States In 1913.
 Mrs. Flora PIumstead of Kenvil. \.
 J., was fined $500 for her connection
 with the death of her 16-year-old
 daughter. Ethel. who died following
 an illegal operation.
 Hazel Herdn1an, a girl of 20, infat-
 uated with Charles Manning was the
 yelled woman who shot and killed Mrs.
 Manning at Newark, last Friday night.
 She died of poisoning Saturday. To Provide Work for unemployed
 women and girls is the object . New York organization formed Saturday at
 d general meeting of women prominent
 in social and philanthropic work.
 Senator Norris Resolution directing the interstate commerce commission Haven railroad affairs was passed on Saturday by the senate in a modified form.
 At a Meeting of the Village council of Norwalk. Wis. ordinance was passed making the dancing of the tango within the village limits a mis- demeanor punishable by fine and im- prisonment. The Board of Food and Drug ln- spection ill the department of agricul- ture. which often was the center of attack by pr. w Wiley, former chief chemist. has been abolished by Secre- tary Houston.
 Because of Failure to comply with the rules of the college authorities
 prohibiting the dancing of the tango, six students of Gettysburg college have been suspended for a period of two weeks
 The Depart of Health Saturday issued d warning against quacks who might seek to take advantage of the popular interest aroused by recent ex
 periments with radium in the treat
 1nent of cancer.
 Morgan j. Flaherty, >one of the best known Maine newspapermen, died Saturday of pneumcnia in Detroit,
 Mich, to which city he went a year ago as a member of the staff of the
 Detroit Free Press.
 Thirty Two Livery Horses used at Bar Harbor in the summer time. and 60 tons of hay were destroyed Satur- day by the burning of one of the winter stables of Nathan Nash at Washington Junction. Me
 The Town of Peabody, Mass, was directed by a jury Saturday to pay damages totalling $75,0 to residents of Lynnfield and abutters on Sun taug lake because the lake has been added to the Peabody water system. The Trial of Captain Berry of the Merchants & Miners packet. Nantuck- ct. charged with negligence in the col 1 lision which sank the Old Dominion liner Monroe. with loss of 41 lives si
 week ago, will begin "Wednesday in Philadelphia.
 William DeIano Potter. the 17 year old son of the assistant librarian at Harvard univ ersity. who disappeared from Milton Academy Wednesday, was found Saturday on board the
 barge Hampshire where he had sign ed as a deck hand.
 Vouchers of Counsel and managers of the SulZer impeachment trial az
 gregating s160,o00. weIll filed Satur- day with the approval of the attorney general. bringing the total expense of that proceeding to S235,o0o with q number of bills still unadjusted. Four Hundred Thousand prairie dogs in the Cochetopa and Dike Ma tional forests in Colorado and the Tus- ayan and Coconino forests in Arizona have been killed by the department of Agriculture since it's campaign of des-
 truction was declared on the rodents.
 The Purchase by P. A. B. Widener
 of Philadelphia of the small Cowper
 Madonna" by Raphael, the, most val
 uable picture ever brought to this country, for a sum said to be in ex-
 cess of s700, 0o0 creates a record price for single art transaction in this country.
 Its Business Decreased by the op- eration of the parcel post the Adams Express company. il is understood sees possibilities of new business out of carrying mails. The company Satlr- l daN secured contract to carIA mail from the railroad station to the main post office al Winstcd, Conn.