Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-24
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 Exports of Motor Cars are twenty times as much now as decade ago
 Joseph R. Wilson. a brother of the president. was one of Governor Glynn's callers yesterday
 Nathan c. 6rowneIl, proprietor of the Parker House. New Bedford, dfed suddenly yesterday afternoon
 Gain of 100000 Pupil. was made by the Sunday schools of the Methodist Episcopal church during the past year.
 Rev. Dr. Benjamin Hines Charles, S5 years old, a well known Presby- terian minister. died at St. Louis. yes terday of apoplexy.
 Rain and High Water, it was esti- mated yesterday have caused the death of 100000 ground squirrels in the vi cinity of Avena- Cal.
 There Were ss,5se Shareholders in the Pennsylvania Railroad company on January 1 the largest number in the history of the company
 Six Persons Were Injured when two double rippers used by a coasting party crashed into a wagon, on Cemetery Hill, New Canaan, Conn.
 Neil w. Snow, probably the best all around athlete ever graduated from the University of Michigan died suddenly in physicians's office at Detroit.
 With Several Amendments still pend ing, the senate late yesterday recessed until today, without reaching final vote on the Alaskan Railway bill. The South Carolina Legislature fayors the repeal of the fifteenth amendment to the United States constitution which gives the negro the right to vote. The Bear Dance" and the Bunny Hug have penetrated even to the depths of widest Alaska, according to Captain F. D. Kleinschmidt, the Arctic explorer.
 In Addition to the Regular quarterly dividend of $3 declared yesterday by the Standard Oil company of Kansas, an extra dividend of s7 a share was announced.
 The New Jersey Court of Errors and appeals yesterday upheld the con- stitutionality. of the chancellor sheriff jury reform law passed by the last legislature.
 pr. Thomas s. Blair of New York, advocates moderate exposure of the whole surface of the body to the sun shine, as a means of preventing great deal of cancer.
 An Extensive Syster, of land forti : fications for the Hawaiian Islands is appropriation bill reported to the house yesterday. =.
 Burglars so Badly Wrecked the safe of the Madisonville. La- State Bank that they were unable to enter and fled after stealing three nickels from 1 the cash drawer. ,-e
 The American People drank 10000, l 900 gallons of whiskey smoked 4,09oO.- l 100000 cigars and puffed S,711, 900, 900 1 cigarettes during the six months end ] ed December 31
 Three Coasting Accidents on Mile Rock Hill in Highland. Falls N Y during the past 24 hours, caused one death and sent nine persons to the military hospital.
 The Woonsocket and MiIIviIIe, R. l., mills of the United States Rubber company announce for a short period an alternate weekly operating schedule of four and five days.
 Frank w. Etheridqe. judge of nro- bate and former member of the general assembly was found dead in bed at his home at Thomaston yesterday. i Death was due to heart disease. William A. Dorr, who murdered George E. March, a retired Lynn soap manufacturer on April II, 1912, was sentenced yesterday to be electrocut- ed during the week of March 22. The Jury in the Third Trial of Will | jam Flege, accused of murdering his sister, Louise F1ege, yesterday found him guilty of manslaughter, at Pend CT, Neb. The jury was out 13 hours. ! Benjamin Fein, alias Dopey Benny, a notorious New fork East Side gang leader, was convicted of assault in the second degree yesterday and sentenced to serve five years in Sing Sing l prison.
 Twenty Guests Were Driven from the City Hotel at Barre, Vt, into the street yesterday, in temperature of
 
 i destroyed the building and threatened ! the First Baptist church.
 ! Convicted of Having abstracted s. ! 140 from funds of a Columbus, Ohio, l bank which had failed. Clement s. | Baxter former state bank examiner, was sentenced yesterday to three years i in the penitentiary.
 By Change in the Plan of adnis- | sion 10 Harvard. students from South America and other countries where English is not the native language are i to be admitted partly on a basis of | knowledge of their own language
 As result of Coroner's Jury l finding that Mrs. Thomas C. Riff1e was | frightened to death by drunken men, 8 mass meeting was held at Mayville, ! N. T., yesterday and money subscribed for fight to suppress the sale of | liquor.
 Samuel kalespian Who attacked 1 the help at the Hood Rubber factory at Watertown. Mass, on July F with ! a revolver. killing a woman and i wounding several other employees, l pleaded guilty of murder in the sec ! oud daprea VeSterdav and uac Sap