Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-16
Norwich Double That of Any Other Paper

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 The Estate of Joaquin Miller, the poet, is estimated at $41,s96.
 A Cabaret, with reformed" dancing, has been opened by the Salvation Army in Jersey City.
 President Wilson yesterday nominat- ed Daniel E. Mooney of Ohio to be minister to Paraguay.
 pr. w. s. CoIfaxs mansion at Pomp- ton Lakes, N. J., was destroyed by an explosion of acetylene gas.
 Scott Truxton, United States gauger, in the customs service at the port of New York, died yesterday at Orange, N. J.
 Rolls of Music that may be taken home to put on the player piano are ready for circulation at Kansas City's public library.
 CurtaiIrent ef the Free Distribution of publications of the department of commerce is recommended by Secre tary Redield.
 John Leonard and Walter Morrill,, f1remen. were killed yesterday fight ing a fire that destroyed the Bangor, Me, opera house.
 Mrs. s. Weir Mitchell of Philadelphia died yesterday of pneumonia. She be- came i'll after the funeral of, her late husband last week.
 A Nation-W Campaign to eradi- cate hog cholera was planned to re- suit from a movement set on foot yesterday by the Ohio Farmers con- gress.
 Mrs. Priscilla D. Haekstaff, 8 pi- oneer suffragist, treasurer of the New York State Women's Suffrage associa- tion died yesterday at her home in Brooklyn.
 Wesley Lance, Aged 22, died at the hospital at Middletown yesterday of injuries suffered yesterday when tree fell on him while he was at work in East Hampton.
 Harry A. Carleton, 20 Years Old, a. bellboy at the Arlington hotel, Bing- hamton, N. Y, was arrested and held for the grand jury on a charge of set ting fire to the hotel.
 William D. Vars, for nearly forty three years an engineer on the Valley branch of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad has retired and applied for a pension.
 An Increase of Five Percent. in freight rates was favored yesterday in resolutions adopted by the board of directors of the National Business League of America.
 The Brain of pr. Edward Charles Spitzka, New York alienist and neuro- logist, who died on Tuesday, weighed 1,400 grams. The average weight of the human brain is 1900 grams
 About 400 Employees of B. Altman and company of New York who were entitled to legacies under the will of Benjamin Altman have just received checks aggregating more than S1,000,- 900.
 Further Improvement was reported yesterday in the condition of Madame Lillian Nordica, stricken with pneu- monia after escaping shipwreck near Thursday Island, off the coast of Aus tralia.
 The Death at Guatemala City of pr. Manuel Cabrel. head of the supreme ! court Of Guatemala, was reported to the state department yesterday by the American legation in the Guatemalan capital.
 James .shaaIey, 27 Years Old, an ven road and living al Bridgeport was instantly killed near the railroad sta tion there yesterday being run down by the milk train.
 Mrs Hennie Yates, charged with oI,i pleaded guilty to second degree murder at Union City, Tenn, yesterday and was given an inderminate prison sen tence of from ten to twenty years.
 General Louis Wagner, one of PhiIa- delphia's foremost citizens, former commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. died suddenly at his home in Philadelphia yesterday after a brief illness
 Hugh J. Riley, engineer at the Leicester Knitting Company's plant at WoOnsocket, R. l., while alone in the engine room yesterday fell into the main belt and was instantly killed. His l body was torn into bits.
 More Than One Hundred would be suicides in Chicago have been dissuad- l ed from ending their lives by the ! anti suicide bureau of the Salvation ' ny eCCOTOIHb IO d TepOTT DV N OlO0el Addie, who is in charge of the work !
 Stefan Sandxyk, one of the striking silk weaVers of the Blun1enthal mills ! was convicted in the Derby court ves- tsrday of assault on James Wheeler. i a stock clerk at the mlls, and was | lined S25 and costs, amounting in all [ to s37.06.
 Joel M. Foster, the Pemberton. N J. poultry farm manager. who was ar rested at Mobile. Ala, by government [ officers in company with his steno- | srapher, Miss Delilah Rradley was held for grand jury action yesterday. l He furnished GOO bail.
 Harry Toy a Wealthy Chinese mer- : chant who was accused of having a , made a slave of Goldie GoodelI. twhite1 l, daughter of Portland, Oregon clergy . man, was found guilty on six counts . or Violating the Mann white slave law |
 A Change of Leadership was made at the annual meeting of the Massa- chusettS state committee yesterday Ihomas r. Riley of Madden being sue ceeded by Secretary Michael A