Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-19

A Bill Providing For an increase of salary of the governor from sS,000 to S10, 900 was passed by the Massa- chusetts house.
 The Interborouqh Association of Women Teachers at New York unani- mously voted that to keep abreast of the times they must sanction the tan go.
 The Question of the 8 ppointment of George D. Seymour of New Haven to the state commission of sculpture is being considered by Governor Bald win.
 A Federal Motion Picture commits sion under the Jurisdiction of the United States Bureau of Education IS proposed in a bill by Senator Hoke Smith.
 pr. Theodore R. Waugh, a well known physician in Northern Yer ton yesterday while undergoing treat ment-
 Rather Than Return to uniforms and again patrol beats, 10 veteran Chica- go policemen resigned when they were transferred from the detective de- partment.
 A Hagerstown, Md, Mail Carrier car ried 8 14-pound baby from Clear Spring to the home of it's mother in Indian Springs, 10 miles distant by parcel post.
 William F. Mccoombs, chairman of the democratic national committee, took luncheon with President Wilson yesterday and had an hours confer ence afterwards.
 A Fire Which Destroyed the sardine factory of F. W. Brown and company at South Portland, Me, yesterday with a loss estimated at S36,000. was of in cehdiary origin.
 B. c. Pratt q Co., of Boston, mem Der of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange, with branch offices at | Worcester and Brockton, closed it's doors yesterday.
 Including Women, Chicago has the | largest voting population of any city in the United States, it's total eX- ceeding that of New York City by more than 10000.
 Eight of the Fifteen Members of the Massachusetts legislative commit tee on liquor laws were recorded in favor of a bill for the repeal of the
 bar and bottle" yesterday. Rev. Owen James, pastor of the l Pilgrim Congregational church of 1 Fall River, Mass, has accepted the
 pastorate of the Congregational church at West Boxford, Mass. D. O. Ives, Transportation Manager for the Boston Chamber of Commerce. | and for many years identified with the | Chicago, Burlington &' Quincy and the l Wabash railroads, died yeste day. George H. pes Jardins, a booill5eep- 1 CT in the Fall River National bank
 was sentenced to five years in New | Bedford jail yesterday for the en- 1 excitement of S5,665 from the bank. i Mrs. John L. Moves, widow Of a Civil War veteran, died at Bryants Pond | Me, from the effects of burns received ! from fire of unknown origin which
 was started while she was alone in beI ] home,
 A Cash Gift of $5ooOo was received | yesterday by the Board of Foreign | Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church, to be added to the permanent l fund for the care of retired mission aries.
 The Kentucky State Senate, by a | vote of IS to 15, Tuesday killed a bill
 
 i question of dispensaries to replace sa- l looms for the sale of liquor l Hans Schmidt, Slayer of Anna Au- 1 muller and sentenced to die in the ] electric chair, during the week ot | March 23, was granted a stay of exc ] cutton yesterday by the filing of a no-
 tice of appeal by counsel. i By Will of the Late Edward H RTTTl ar 1f P7rffn fnIn %T~,- i the son, is given siX-tenths of ali prop 1 erty connected with the Buffalo News i founded by the testator, and is given 1 sole control of the publication. | At the Annual Meeting of the stock | holders of the Merchants and Miners i Transportation company yesterday ] Frederick G. Boyce, Jr-, of Baltimore 1 was elected director in place of Ben l jamin Campbell of New Haven. Chicago's Boys Court, said tc ! be the first tribunal of it's kind in the world, was opened yesterday as 3 i branch of the municipal judicial sys- | tenn. The court will deal with cases l of boys between IT and 21 years ot
 age.
 A Racine, Wis, Physician said yes 1 terday that Frank Chumik, ten years ! old was scared to death by the honk- ! ing of flock Of geese which sud i denly appeared while he was playing 1 at his home. The boy had weak | heart.
 James D. Bowman, chief engineer | was killed; George Hilburn, fireman | fatally injured! Harry Kay. otler anc ! Alfred Colson, assistant engineer, se- ! riously hurt in an explosion in the i Cleveland Brewery Company's plant | yesterday.
 | The Public Utilities Commission has ! granted the request of the New York ! New Haven and Hartford railroad for ! the dlScontinuance of four trains on | the Central New England railroad on | the plea that these trains have for a ! year been operated at a loss ! A Charge of Dynamite exploded | yesterday in an excavation on the | Grand Trunk Railway tracks at ] SouthbFI0Se, Mass, and hurled three i rocks and q large quantity of earth
 against the home of Eugene Supre-
 nant and practically wrecked the ! house.
 No More Bodies Found. St. Louis. Mo. March 1S.-Na mere | bodies were found today in the ruins of the St. Louis Seed company's build ing, which yesterday was crushed to l the ground by the cnIlanse of mart .,f