Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-12


 A Barn Belonging to the state asy-- lum at NorthamptNl. Mass, burned Saturday The loss was $2,600.
 Fire Friday Night destroyed the Iro- quois and Manitoba hotels, two or the pioneer hostelries in Winnepeg.
 George F. Reed, general manager of the Springfield Street railway died on Saturday after an illness of four hours.
 After a Two Years Fight for life, Eugene H. Grace, who was mysterious ly shot in his home at Atlanta in March. 1912, is dying.
 The Chinese Parliament. which has been practically non-existent for months, was definitely dissolved by proclamation yesterday.
 Private Letters from Avlona. depict Albania as the prey of famine and anarchy. Owing to lack of money, business is at a standstill.
 The Marion, (Kas.) National Bank failed to open Saturday and it was an- nounced the institution would be closed pending action by the stockholders.
 Hundreds of Children received no
 
 schools last week because of the sick ness and tbsence of their teachers.
 The First Marines to be withdrawn from the Philippines in accordance with Secretary Daniels previously an nounced plan will sail about January 19.
 z. F. How, Founder and managing director of the Commercial Press at Shanghai, was shot dead in the street yesterday. The assassin was arrest ed.
 The Rivers of Switzerland are rising rapidly. owing to the thaw, and there is much danger from avalancnes. At Beatenberg a little girl was swept away.
 A Rag Picker stole a set of the Cen tury Dictionary and a number of val uable books from the Toledo, Ohio home of Brand Whitlock. minister to Belgium.
 A Poison, the Nature of which is not known, probably is responsible for the large number of fatalities annually among ducks in the Salt Lake valley in Utah.
 Mrs. John R. Walker, honorary vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died at heT home at Kansas City, Mo, Saturday If heart disease.
 A Municipal General Store" at which persons with limited funds may purchase the necessities uf life, prob ably will be established in Chicago in the near future.-
 A Party of Wealthy Jews of Pitts burgh, Saturday sent to Miss Eva Leon of New York, S10,0O0 to be used in establishing a training school foI nurses in Jerusalem.
 Hyacinths Have Begun to sprout at Baltimore more than two months too early. The beds in front of Cardinal Gibbons residence are nearly four inches above the ground.
 Mayor Pierce Mortimer of Potts vile, Pa. and several officials of the Eastern Pennsylvania Railway com pany were indicted for failing to keep a street in repair.
 The Student Who Spends more than $100 d year ought to be taken out of college and made to earn his own liV- ing. This is the opinion expressed Dy President Stryker Of Hamilton college
 A Permanent Winter Refuge of 2.00O acres of land on the East Side of JackSon's Hole. in sWyuming to care for 250O0 head of elks. has been ar ranged by the department of asricul- ture.
 Charles p. Webber, 64 wears old of Brookhne, Mass. was ordered to- pay S13.500 to the daughter of Mrs. Harriet Lamberton, for injuries the latter re- ceiyed in a fall when husged by Web Der in January, 1913.
 The Massachusetts Supreme Court Saturday upheld the constitutionaIity of the law which compels employers in advertising for help during labor trouble to state in such advertise ments that a strike exists.
 The Growth of Princeton university is being impeded by an annual deficit of between S6G000 and S1U,6O0 in the running expenses of the institution according to d report which will be presented to the trustees today by President John Grier Hibben.
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