Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Chicago has girl bootblacks. 
 Prohibition is to bs Enforced in the Danish West Indies
 A Four -Wsek.'- Old Baby was found boat.
 The First Tsxas Strawberries of the season arrived at Texarkana yesterday from Tyibr.
 Railroad Officials are opposing the bill. compelling the installation of block signals. The University of Chicago will erect three new buildings this spring at cost of Ss00,00o.
 John MuIeahey, 50, committed sui eide by hanging at his lodgings at Lawrence, Mass, yesterday. Siegel Co, of Boston is insolvent was made by the receivers yesterday.
 Charles R. PendIeton, for 15 years editor and part owner of the Macon Daily Telegraph. died yesterday
 F. H. Jores of Clinton, N. Y, pur- chased a H5lstein Friestan bull from Colvin Deshane of Richmond for s15,- 900.
 A Sea Cow 1s Feet Long and weigh ing 1.70o pounds was captured in the St. Johns river near Magnolia Springs, Fla
 James Bryan, Aged 52, was found in tion of Manchester yesterday frozen to death.
 Ice Will be Cut in Fresno county, Gala, this season for commercial pur- poses for the first time in the coun- tvs history.
 The Chicago Police censor declares the proper way to dance the tango Is without bodies touching or limbs in terlocking.
 Miss Adelaide Jordan. aged 20, was burned to death yesterday at Emery's 8 Mills. Me. Her clothing was ignited from a stove.
 Wss.eyan's New s4o,ooo Swimming pool, tho gift of an anonymous donor, was formally dedicated last night with appropriate exercises. | King Alfonso of Spain pardoned Col. Labrador, who was imprisoned for re- fusins to attend mass naccount of his being a Protestant.
 President Wilson Has practically se lected Col. William c. Gorgas, of the Panama Canal commission, for sur l geon general of the army. | Because They Had Brief sIits in their skirts, half 6 dozen school girls were I dismissed from the salisthenics class at the Denver High school FSenatcr George 4. Cox, prominent in Canadian financial circles and presi- | dent of the Canada Life Assurance company, died at Toronto yesterday The Death of Mrs. Frances Hall Freeman, widow of Judge Harrison B. Freeman. probate judge of Hartford for twenty years. occurred yesterday.
 Judge BsaII of Yonkers, N. Y, has ] received many letters calling him the .Meanest man in the United States" public.
 Six Hundred Cases of Eggs from Shanghai. China, were included in the cargo of the liner Siberia, which ar rived at San Francisco, from the Orient.
 Retail Grocers of the Pittsburgh dis 1 trict have formed a jobbfng associa- ton. through which they hope to elim- ate the middle man and thus lower the | cost of living.
 Accidents on the Electric and steam l railroad lines in Rhode Island caused the death of 27 persons and the infur;- ing of SOP others during the six months ending June 80 last
 Naaman Spencer, co Years Old. wbr claimed to be the inventor of the gauge blow, committed suicide at his home in Eagle Point, H., yesterday by shooting himself with a rife. Mrs. Clara B. GilIis, died at Dan- vile. H.. yesterday as the result ot taking poison with suicidal intent 1 when confronted yesterday with the allegation that she had two husband, living.
 Having on Board the ships cat the last living thing to be taken from ths l wrecked liner Cobequid. the revenue 1 cutter Woodbury arrived at Southwes, Harbor, Me, yesterday from the Bay | of Fundy.
 The Body Of Mrs. Joseph csmpfnc was found in a snow bank at Lock. port, N. r., yesterday. The head wal nearly severed from the body and the nose had been cut of. Cempino ha, l disappeared.
 Carl Browne, Chief Lieutenant f, General Coxy in the march from Mas sillon. Ohio, to the capital in 1894 dropped on the street at Washfngtor yesterday from acute indigestion ant died soon after.
 Dozen Anonymous Letters threat euing death to William Traver, Jerome unless he discontinues his at. tempts to get Harry K Thaw1 hacl in Matteawan have been turned over f, a detective agency