Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14

I~enty-fNe InuOSdnd Men were idle yesterday in the Turtle Creek Val ley out of respect to the late George Westinghouse.
 The Will of Mrs. Margaret kunkler, of New York, leaves S1S,000 to her son and daughter and cuts her hus- band off with s1.
 President Wilson yesterday received a box of Irish moss and shamrocks from John Redmond, Irish leader in English parliament.
 The Export Trade of the United States during the past ten years from 1903 to 1913, increased by approxi- mately one billion dollars.
 SiIas Buskey, Aged 45, dropped dead yesterday afternoon while load ing a team at the yards of the New Britain Lumber and Coal company.
 As a Result of the n1id-year examin- ations at Harvard university forty the college list, it was announced yes terday.
 A Police X-Ray Examination dis covered a diamond in the stomach of l.. A. Powers, charged with the theft of diamond earrings worth s2,ooo, at Memphis.
 General Gilbert w. Woodward, aged 79, one of the most prominent mem bers of the Wisconsin bar and Demo cratic politician, died at La Cross. Wis, yesterday.
 Rev. pr. Anna H. Shaw, president of the National Woman's Suffrage as sociation will sail on April 16 for Rome Dr. Shaw expects an au- dience with the Pope.
 Arthur Vite, Son of a wealthy steam ship owner in Bremen, Germany, was arrested at Jacksonville, Florida yes terday as an undesirable alien. It is said he is an epileptic. A Monument to Ferdinand de Les seps, to be erected in the Panama Canal zone on site to be selected by Col Goethals, was proposed in a bill introduced yesterday by Senator John Sharp Williams.
 With the Death of an infant daughter, Mrs. Alvah N. Carty, lost her sixth child within the past two ! at Florence, N. J. Mrs. Carty has only one child living of IS. To Benefit Farmers, the Rural Credit commission yesterday recommended to l congress that banks with capitaliza- tion as low as s2,000 be allowed to be- come member banks of the new fed eral reserve system Mrs. Theresa Ruffino, who killed her husband, Luciano, by shooting during | a quarrel, and was held without bail for trial at New Britain yesterday on the charge of murder. The woman has told pitiful tales of abuSe The Largest and Newest Weasel fn the navy, the superdreadnought Texas which was placed in commission yes terday at Norfolk, Va, will pay a visit in the next few weeks to the state in whose honor she was named. Governor Pothier, who recently pardoned Arthur G. Webster after he | had served sixteen years of A. 25 year sentence for robbery, said yesterday | that he would honor a requisition from l Missouri for the extradition of Web ster.
 An Investigation was begun yester- 1 day by Coroner John J. Phelan of the | fire which, breaking out in a six family tenement at Bridgeport resulted in I three deaths and endangered the lives of nearly sixty other occupants of the | house.
 
 Henry C. Patterson, for many years l connected with the Thomas A. Edison l company, and who installed the first 1 electric lighting plants in Berlin, Ger l many, and Milan, Italy. dropped dead at Decatur, H.. hast night of heart ! trouble
 1 Legislation Making it a mis- demeanor to use profane or indecent i language toward women and minor 1 employees, was sought in a resolution | introduced in the Rhods Island house yesterday by Representative Grafton 1 S. Kenyon.
 | An Operation by Which fragments l of bone cut from a young wonnan's
 arms and legs were substituted for | faulty structures in her spine, was | the experiment at Philadelphia to have | proved successful.
 All the Bodies, which sank with the | Old Dominion Liner Monroe, when she was rammed by the Merchants and | Miners ship Nantucket, off the Yir-
 ginia coast on January 30. have been | swept out of the wreck by a strone l submarine current,
 Walter L. Geedno~, aged e3. owne,
 of several department stores in New
 Hampshire was killed at South Pasa
 dena, Calif., yesterday when an auto l mobile which he was driving was 1 struck by suburban electric trair from Los Angeles
 Forty seven Veteran Emplayee O | the late George Westinghouse, eight 6, whom will act as active pallbearers al
 the funeral in New York today, anC officials of the various WestiDghous, concerns, left Pittsburg last night il 1 special cars for New York President Wilson's Attitude on tn. Panama tolls question was endorsed il the MassSS husettS house of repre-. sentatiFes yesterday when a resolve
 protesting against the repeal of the provision of the canal act exemptine 1 American coaStWise shipping iron l canal tolls, was defeated by a vote O 165 to 91.
 i Speaking Last Night before tn 1 Woman's Alliance at Unity church il 1 Hartford, Rev. Augustus P. Record
 president of the Ministers associatio:
 of Springfield, Mass, upheld the tang,
 and other modern dances. He said
 the tango was danced Faraperly h.
 could see no more harm in it than tn
 waltz or old fashioned qgadrille
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