Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-01
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 Thomas G. Jones, United states Judge for the Middle District of Ala bama, died in Montgomery. He was 7S years old.
 Michael casseIIi a 15-year old boy. was arrested charged with 'robbing the lockers of policemen in a station house in New York.
 James chel<ey and James corkerry were seriously injured when their au- tomobile struck a telegraph pole at
 All trains on the Reading Railroad and all branches halted for 50 seconds during the funeral of George F. Baer at Philadelphia.
 Charles Schaum, a carpenter, wa. crushed to death by an elevator while: working in the department store of Abraham & Strauss.
 Colonel George Washington GoethaIs has accepted the invitation of the trus- tees to deliver the Stafford Little Iec- lures for next year.
 Four miles of Boston's sereets are to be upturned during the next five months in the installation of a high pressure fire system.
 The vessel which grounded on Ore gon Inlet off Norfolk, Va, has been identified as the British steamer Err roll, New York for Savannah.
 Attended by retinue of tribal chiefs "KinRS TR Rata 1f Maori nation, arrived at Victoria British Colombia on the steamer Mag ara
 The sum of $e,061.10 was turned over to the Police Department for the re- lief of the families of the two police men killed recently on duty in New York.
 The conference between represent. atives of the International Paper Co. and the unions, regarding an increas- ed wage schedule was resumed in New York.
 Two masked burglars entered Ca nadfan Pacific Railway car at Moose Jaw, shot Fred Kanty, a laborer, held up seven other persons and escaped with $659.
 Army officers hurried work on the temporary camp at Merrymount Park in Quincy, Mass, for the mobilization of two or three regiments of regular coast artillery.
 Senator Smith, of Georgia introduced bill calling upon the postal commits sion for report on the cost of mail transportation with view of reducing parcel post rates
 A quarantine was ordered in cbau- tauqua County, New York, as a result of the visit of pr. J. w. Prisch to d convention in Fredonia- He is suffer- ing from smallpox.
 The British Government forwarded its gratitude to the State of Virginia for its offer to present to the British nation copy of Houdon's statue of George Washington
 Renewal of the discussion of a pro- posed minimum wage for clergyrnen was the principal business set for the final meeting of the diocesan Epis- copal conveItion at Boston.
 The reading of technical paper. oe- cupied much of the time at the clos ing sessions of the annual convention of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers today at Boston.
 A verdict of &22,6o0 was awarded to Mrs. Helen F.. Rodgers of Merchant vile, Pa, for her husbands death and personal injuries in an accident on the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad.
 An industrial and agricultural expo- sitioD will be held at Cartagena, Co., lombia, from November IS to December 31. 1915. the occasion being the cen tennial celebration of the founding of the city. The Supreme Court at Trenton, up- held indictments returned under the jury reform law in the case of the Sus- quehanna Railroad for failure to main tain proper bridge across its tracks in Sussex County
 After planning the escape of her hus- band from BlackwelPs Island. and be- ing chased in a motor boat on the East River, Grace Paul, of New York. 22 years old, fugitive from justice. was captured in Philadelphia.
 Maine fire prevention dayD was ob- served today throughout that state in accordance with a proclamation by Governor Haines in commemoration of the fire which caused loss of s. ses.ooo at Bangor three years ago ! The power fishina sIoep Annie 1r Hamilton, of Boston, bound south for mackerel. struck the breakwater while entering Vineyard Haven. Mass. har- Dor and sank in Is feet of water. Her crew of three men rowed ashore in their dory. The sloop will probably be raiseA q <,