Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

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 Austria's Fourth Drsadnouaht was launched at Ffeume Austria, Saturday.
 The Michigan Central Railroad will construct a terminal at Detroit Wnlch will cost s500,OO0.
 The Senate Agreed Saturday to vote on the Alaska Railway bill on the leg islative day of Thursday, January 22.
 Six Children of Mrs. Weatherby were burned to death at Coboconk. Ont- Saturday, when fire destroyed their home.
 President Wilson Will Open the Washington Automobile show today by pressing a button at the White House.
 Benjamin Holt Tinknor, formerly a member of the old-time publishing house of Ticknor and Field died at Boston.
 police of Cologne, Germany, was i'm posed on Herr Sollmann, editor of the Rhenish Gazette.
 Fire Saturday Damaged the Atlantic coast line terminal docks at East
 
 loss of $350,0O0.
 Senator Bacon of Geclgia discovered that one of his ribs was broken, when he fell in a bathtub at Albany, Ga, two weeks previous.
 Woman Suffrage will be the subject of the next triangular debate between Harvard, Yale and Princeton. The date selected Is March 27.
 President Wilson Saturday nomin- ated Col William c. Gorgas to be sur geon general of the army, with rank of brigadier general.
 Mrs. Julia Baehmurski, S9 years old, fire to kindle it. She is dead. The house was destroyed.
 Secretary Garrison has reserved de- cision on whether the S2.000.0oO Lin coin Memorial shall be built of Colorado or Georgia marble.
 Democrats of the House Rules com mlttee Saturday refused to report rule to create a standing committee on woman suffrage in the house.
 The Senior Class of Indiana univer- sity, has decided to dedicate it's year book. The Arbutus," to James Whit comb Riley, the Hoosier poet.
 William G. Ellis of Gardiner, AIe., deputy state bank commissioner, died at the Eastern Maine General hospital Saturday after a brief illness.
 Relies of tho Late President McKin- ley sold at auction at San Francisco by the estate of his niece. Mrs Ida Mckinley Morse Cooper, brought $990. 
 The Engagement of Edimonia Mason Adams, da ughter of Rear Admiral John D. Adams. U. s. N.. to pr. Richard A. kearney of the federal public health service, is announced.
 Mutton Famine was predicted by J. E. Poole, editor of the Chicago Live Stock World, in an address Satur- day before the National Wool Growers association.
 William Cullen, Aged s7, formerly a member of congress from Illinois and one of the organizers of tho Re publican party, died at Ottawa. illinois Saturday.
 an apartment house fire at Brockton Mass, Saturday, and five others were injured by Jumping from the upper stories to the street
 John C. koons Grocer in the town of Dundee, N. Y., who died last week was known to possess considerable wealth, but none of it could be found when the administrator took charge of the estate.
 Ogden Mills Reid, publisher of the New ork Tribune, who is a deputy sheriff in Westchester county. search ed the neighborhoOd last night for a highwayman whom Mr. Reid saw hold up and rob man on the public road.
 Harry M. Gescheid, New York lawyer who died last Monday, left Sl5O,O0O, half of his fortune for the establishment of a breadline and stip- ulated that every loaf distributed should be stamped with his name.
 Lawrence Hawkins, a brakeman was awarded d verdict of S3,0O0 against the Postal Telegraph Co, for the loss of right eye sustained when struck by dropping telegraph wire while riding on train at Newark
 Addison H. Mccullough, of Pitts burgh, 20 years old. student et Uni Versity of Pennsylvania. jumped from wharf at Philadelphia into the Delaware river saturday and was drowned.
 William Ash, Member of a band of counterfeiters who made five dollar bank notes in Troy. \. N., and circulat ed them in New York, was sentenced Saturday to two years in the Federal penitentiary at Atlanta
 The Double Suicide at San Francis co Saturday of a young woman known as Blanche Wood and man known as her uncle, A. D. Wood, said once to have been on the Tennessee Supreme Court bench. is puzzling the police.
 Unusually High Prices prevail in the potato markets because the farmers this year are holding a larger propor- tion of this vegetable than was held in the last four years in the belief that they will profit by a future rise in prices.
 The French Liner Provence from Havre, which arrived at New York yesterday, brought Paul Weyland Bartlett. the American sculptor. who