Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-13

A Strike of 25,ooo Lonsshoremen at Hoboken. N. J., to begin Monday was ordered yesterday.
 A New 1e-Story Building is to be erected in Washington for the use of the Bureau of Forestry.
 Infant Mortality in New York city has decreased in the last year from 1O5.3 thousand to 101.9-
 Secretary of State Bryan will be dinner guest of the New York Au- thors' club Saturday night
 WiIheImins Kraile, of Philadelphia. left her $9,7O0 estate to assist poor boys to enter the priesthood
 The Residence of John L. Kuser. of Trenton, at Fernwood N. J., was com pletely destroyed by fire yesterday.
 John o'Rrien, Aged IS, was reported to the Middletown health authorities yesterday to be suffering from small pox.
 A Bill in the New York City legisla- ture provides free eyeglasses for pub lie school children upon certificates ot necessity.
 Final Hearings on Harry K. Thaw's petitions for a writ of habeas corpus and for admission to bail will be held OF Friday, February 20.
 Five Children, Three Boys and two girls, were born to Mrs Bertha DrIry, wife of a Spencer county, Ky, farmer. The two girls died
 Andrew Mclaughlin, farmer of hxr % cold yesterday wha>s driving, fell from his wagon and was rrOzen to death
 Epidemies of Scarlet Fever, pneu- monia cerebro spinal meningitis and scarletina have broken out suddenly in a serious form in the French army.
 JosepE, Mixis, Infant Son of Mrs. Annie Mixis, was burned to death in a fire which destroyed 8 boarding house at Brocl1ton. Mass, yesterday
 Harriet MoIineaux, mother of Roland B. Molineaux. left her entire estate valued at s32, 900 to her husband. vita out mention Of either of her two sons
 The Argentine Battieship RiVadsVis which came into Boston harbor last week for q slight overhauling, resumed her builders tests off the coast yes terday.
 
 Suffering From the Intense cold, Thomas Graham, a Fall River motor man collapsed while running the first car out of the barn yesterday morning and had to give up.
 A Petition of Bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court yes conducting a department store in Dan bury. The liabilities are $s7,e55-
 Another Step in the Campaign to provide purer milk was taken yester- day when the Rhode Island house passed a bill providing for tubercu- lin test for all cows tn that state.
 John B. Koetters, wanted in Chicago for the murder in a hotel there of Mrs beaten to death with a hammer was arrested at San Francisco last night.
 George K. carIe, & Barre. Vt. police man, collapsed from cold during Wed nesday night and was found uncon- scious yesterday with arms and legs frozen. Physicians expect that he will die.
 Charles H. Lord, floor walker in & New York department store, tainted seriously injured Thursday about a show case. The broken glass cut his throat and he quickly bled to death.
 Charles Suisman, 77 Years of age and his brother, Joseph, aged 5, were seriously injured this morning about o'clock when ths water front in the kitchen stove at their home at Water bury exploded.
 Two Years Salary, $5,57o, was voted xocforCoxv hNr fha fn fhn xxrfd of the late Dr. Thomas B. McClintic. of the Public Health service, who died from spotted fever while discovering a successful treatment.
 The Wearing of the toothbrush mousrache' was forbidden to the soi- diers of the Emperor Williams body guard regiment by an order issued yesterday. The reason given was that it was non German.
 Overheated Stoves were responsl- ble for the burning of two-room grammar school building at Stockholm, Me, valued at $3500 and three potato houses of L. V. Larson 6e Co, and F.. O. Hedn1an, at Jentland. Postoffiee Inspectors began a search yesterday for a, registered mail pouch said to contain S5,000 and other Valu- ables that disappeared from the Northern Pacific station at Billings, Mont. Wednesday night. Secretary of State Phillips, has no- tified the police throughout the state, that 1913 automobile markers on cars of New York state registry are to be accepted by them as equivalent to 1914 tags, until further notice.
 The New York Board of Educatio n ahas gone on record as favoring the use of school buildings, under certain conditions, for registration and elec- tion purposes. One Of these conditions IS that there be no smoking. pr. George c. BertholeT, a physician. and Joseph T. Falcon, both of Paw tucket, R. l., were arrested in that city yesterday on an indictment charging them with conspiracy to den-aud an insurance company of S2. 100 insurance On an automobile.
 Six Gunmn Early yesterday held up five men and woman in a New York cafe, near the. .Bowery, relieving their victims of a large sum of money. rings and 'Seweiry. Antonio Ceientane, who resisted the gangsters. was stabbed in 1 the hip and side.
 The Police Yesterday adopted the theory that the explosion of two hun dred and fifty pounds of dynamite in fhn 1f T1r,, T.,