Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-14

Condensed Telegrams

Mrs. Pauline PorreiI died at Sanford, l Me-, in her ~101st year.
 The Kentucky State Prisons Board l released 450 convicts on parole.
 Charles Mauro was appointed Depu- ty Commissioner of Street Cleaning TOT 
 Warden Clancy appointed Thomas F. as principal keeper at Sing Sing prison.
 Marriages by Justices of the Peace in Chicago was held legal by Munlci- pal Judge Martin.
 The Baltimore Steel Co.,, was award ed a contract to construct two naval colliers at 9S7,500 each.
 The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Webb law giving the State con- trol over liquor shipments.
 Charles Bennette, 12 years old, was killed by falling from the roof of a six story tenement in New York.
 Rear-AdmiraI Andrew Dulap, U. s. N, retired, died in the Naval Hospital at Washington, aged TO years.
 Captain Louis s. Van Duzer, of the battIeship Utah was placed on the re- tired list after 30 years of service,
 Labor troubles have caused serious delay in the building of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger Shamrock ".
 President Wilson Nominated Arthur F. Carpenter of Brattleboro, Vt, to be United States marshal for Vermont
 Gustav Hemel, the English aviator, looped the loop 21 times at height of 2,300 feet at Bournemouth, England.
 Aunt" Mahala Ayers, who claims to be IA years old, celebrated her birthday in lively fashion at Philadel- phia.
 An old hose-cart was used to carry the body of Charles E. Seyferlich, Chief of the Chicago Fire Department to the cemetery.
 AIIisators have been introduced to society as pets by Mrs. Joseph l.. Smith, of Boston, who brought four from Florida.
 pr. Frederick L. H. Willis, taken as the model of Laurie in Little Wo- men" by Louis Alcott, died in Rochest- ] CT, N. Y., aged S5.
 The complete skeleton of what is be- i lieVed to be a prehistoric elephant was i discovered i'll the La, Brea fossil fields 1 near Los Angeles.
 | Joseph H. Woodward was elected 1 chief actuary of the New York Work mems Compensation Commission at 8 salary of S6,000 d year.
 ] James Thornton, we'll known vaude. 1 vile actor, was seriously injured bJ failing down the steps of a subway station in New York;
 Mrs. Mary w. Watson, of Roanoke w. Va, was robbed of diamond ring. ! valued at S1,s0O while shopping oI Fifth Avenue, New York
 Miss Alice Hepburn, of Philadelphia has been selected to unvel the statue of Commodore John Barry at Franklin
 Park, Washington, May Is.
 George Rose, 773 years old, was mar
 ried to Mrs. Amanda Nagle, 76, by thu 1 Rev. George Stover, an 8e-year-olS
 minister at Vancouver, Wash.
 The Algonquin, a summer hotel own
 ed by the Canadian Pacific Railway a
 St. Andrews, New Brunswick, was des troyed by fire. Loss S500,000.
 Miss Edith Graseth, 17 years old, c
 Minneapolis, was awarded s12, GOO fo
 the loss of her hand in her suit agains
 the Northwestern Knitting Co.
 Four men were saved by Sandy Hoo ! life savers when the schooner Fran conia ran aground near Swinbourn
 Island. She will be total loss. Chester s. Lord, formerly managin editor of the New York Sun, was tn principal speaker at the annual ban Quet at Hartford last night of the Con I necticut Editorial association. After having waited almost 50 year. John P. Wagner, aged 72, of Ottumwf
 la, a Civil War veteran, will be pu 5 on the Government pension list at s2 a month.
 ; The British Oil tank steamer Ashta : bula, arrived in New York havin steamed from Callao, Peru, aroun Cape Horn, 8 distance of 10,SS1 mile