Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-21

yesterday.
 William A. Clark, former senator from Montana has been elected a member of the board of trustees of the Corcoran Art gallery.
 The Haffsn Brewery, the largest in the Bronx, operated by the J. & M. Haffen Brewing Co.,, has been pur- chased by Col. Jacob Ruppert.
 Mrs. Vera studIey and her four year old son, Rector Kenneth Studley, were found dead from asphyxiation at their home at Pawtucket. R. l., yesterday.
 Mrs. Constance 5enerowicz, 26 years old, Monday shot and killed John Hinze, a farmer, who had attempted to break into her house at Kenosha, Wis.
 The Collection of Art Treasures be- queathed to J. P. Morgan by his fa- ther, the late J. Pierpont Morgan, are not to be sold, Mfr. Morgan said yeSter- day.
 George R. Smith, aged so, committed suicide at his home in New Raven last night by hanging himself 10 a ra1ter. He had been in poor health for ten years.
 Two Attempts Were Made yesterday to remove the convention of United Mine Workers of America, which open ed yesterday, from Indianapolis. Both failed
 Declaring That They had informa- tion that wages would be cut, four hundred employees in the Toledo plant of the General Electric company struck yesterday.
 RIhlA io nk Po .k Af a fighting sailors equipment. 8 delega- ton of churchmen of all denomina- tions yesterday told the hoNse naval committee.
 One Hundred and Thirty Two ap- plicants for appointment as consular officers are under examination at the state department by the civil service commission.
 The Consumer Has Gained Nothing from the placing of meat on the free list, according to speakers before the annual convention of the American Live Stock association.
 Two Bandits Early Yesterday rode up to the State bank at Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, forced the cashier into the vault at pistol point, rifled it of coin and galloped out of town.
 4 Resolution Protesting against the nfiteracy test in the Burnett Immigra- ticn bill now before congress, was passed yesterday by the Rhode Island house of representatives.
 Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam many Hall, may be a witness in Dis trict Attorney Charles S. Whitman's John Doe inquiry into allegations of state highway and canal contract graft
 To Present a s2oo.ooo statue to the city of Huntington, w. Va, as a tribute CT of the city, is the decision of his widow, now Mrs. Henry B. Hunting ton.
 Albert H. Atkins, in charge of the modelling department of the Rhode Island School of Design, has been awarded the commission for the Co., penhagen fountain, to be erected in Park squaRe, Boston.
 No Name Was Suggested to the board of directors of the Princeton Theological seminary at its meeting yesterday for president of the sem mary to succeed Francis Landley Pat ton who resigned last June.
 Grover Crawford, the Savannah. Ga. young man who recently suddenly lost both his hearing and his power of speech, and who recovered his hearing equally aS suddenly a few days ago. yesterday recovered his speech.
 Professor siIas Marcus Maevane of Boston and formerly of Harvard uni versity, who died few days ago, was buried at Rome yesterday, the mem bers of the family having decided not to send the body to America.
 King Morse, an Automobile sunnIy dealer of Mobile. Ala, is under ar rest charged with the murder of Charles BFeadhoff father of Miss EleenOrs. Freadhoff, in whose company Morse was when the, killing occurred.
 Nearly HsH the Estate er Richard b. Lankford, vice president of the Southern railway who was aspfyxi- ated last week at his home in Brook lyn,goes to Miss Nellie B. Patterson of Brooklyn. to whom he was engag- ed.
 Mrs, Violet Hartman, al years old, known as "The bride of the air. whose marriage in balloon to pr. Milo E. Hartman in a balloon to Rr Milo E. national eliminating balloon races at Kansas City in 1912, died yesterday of pneumonia.
 Prosecution of Fifteen Year Old J uitd rldhe Tor pitfIiclpat1OR in the conspiracy which, it is charged. re suited January , in the murder of her mother by Robert Higgins her step father at Gaiesburg, H.. will not be pushed too harshly because of her youth.
 Six Months Impriso nment and Seoe fine each were imposed yesterday in the United States district court at Mobile, Ala, upon Harold Shirley and c. W, Oberi1irch, shipping masters convicted last Friday of "shanghaiinss' two 16 year old boys aboard the Italian bark Mincio.
 Charles T. MonsarsIIa, the 22 year old pay clerk of New York Contract ing company. who several weeks ago simulated the effects of an attack with 1 the poison needle" after passine a | payroll of s2,200 to his brother sIorris l was yesterday sentenced 10 the Elmira ! Ieformatory - |
 The Task of Securing greater securI- | " Tor ships at sea and thei rpassen- ! gers was dealt with in a thorough | manner by the international confer 1 enee of safety a sea at London, which came to an end yesterday. Wien the delegates sent bN l4 nations signed, q convention laying down regulations Tor i tbes fulurs eg 1