Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1914-01-09

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Two Fire 5rsades have been formed
by the student government association
at sRa scliffe college.
Or. Patrick Weston Joyce, noted
Irish scholar and author, is dead at
Dublin. aged 81 years.
John 3. Togus of Fall River, a pris-
oner at the house of correction at NeT
Bedford. hanged himself in his cell.
Washing sidewalks with beer to lure
topers with the fumes-was forbidden
by the Burlington, n. j., city council.
A "nickeI' hotel. in Chicago has
opened a "barberless" barber shop.
Patrons are supplied with safety raz-
ors.
The New York Chamber of Com
nerce went An record yesterday as ia
voring the proposed advance in rail
road freight rates.
Al l. Jennings, ex-convict and train
robber has announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination as
Governor of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lillian Crook of Paterson, n. J.,
allowed one quart of blood to be taken
from her in order to save the life of
her daughter, 20 years old.
Senate Officials Have Decided to sell
all the horses and wagons used for
general purposes by the senate and to
replace them with three automobiles.
Nearly 100000 Bushels of Argentine
corn were being unloaded at New York
yesterday and millions more from the
South American republic are under
contract
Andrew Carnegie recently reduced
his fortune by s1O,OO0,0OO, in making
a gift of that amount to the Carnegie
United Kingdom Trust in Dumferline.
Scotland.
Colonel Charles e. Hooker, formerly
attorney general of Mississippi and for
twenty years a member of congress
from that state, died at jackson, Miss.
aged 50.
Former Senator William A. Clark of
Montana has donated $1,000 tOr the
William a. Clark prize awards at the
biennial exhibition of contemporary oil
paintings.
Judge Charles n. Peck of StratIord,
was disbarred indefinitely from sprac-
tIce at the Fairfield County bar, by
decIsicn of Judge Bennett handed
down yesterday.
The Danish Motor Ship Siam. the
first vessel driven by oil burning in
ternal combustion engines to visit the
Pacific coast has arrived at San Fran
cisco from Copenhagen.
A Movement to Build a million dol
lar monument in Nashville to the
memory of General Andrew Jackson
seventh president of the United States,
was launched last night at a banquet
there.
Failure of the First National Bank
of Pensacola, Fla, to open its doors for
business yesterday was explained by
officials of the bank as due to the with
drawal of the accounts of a number
OF depositors.
army as an airship, according to
Brigadier General George P. Scrivon,
chief signal officer who has advised
| congress that the army should have a
Motor cycle corps
scharIes G. Morris, secretary Of the
State Civil Service commission, yester-
day said that all employees of the state
with 4 few exceptions. come under
the civil serv:cc law passed by the
last general assembly.
Final Arguments were made yester-
day before the supreme court in the
contempt cases against Samuel Com
pers John Mitchell and Frank Nor
rison, labor leaders convicted of hav-
ing violated boycott injunction.
An Official Order and effective iast
/ night lays off forty men connected
with the bridge and section gangs on
the Central New England railway.
| Pat of them affected live in Wfns-.d
and Cthers ~ Poughkepsie, n. i
seventy-F Five Young Men yesterday
entered the School of Instruction of the
| Pittsburgh and Allegheny Telephone
company. They will displace girls.
who are prohibited under the new child
+ labor law from working after 8 p. m.
James Dunlop Smith was sentenced
to 1S months Imprisonment and fined
S6001 and E E. Burlingame to two
years and six months imprisonment
nd fined $4,000 by Federal Judge
Hunt in New York for wireless frauds
With Long Black Cigar in his
mouth. Joseph q. Cannon. former
speaker Of the national house of rep
FesentatiVes appeared on the streets
of DanVille. H.. Yesterday for the
. first time since he was taken i'll with
d. cold.
The Boston g. Maine Railroad was tho
subject of the greater part of the in
( augural ADDRESS OF Governor David l.
Walsh. CT ATasSa Chusetts delivered yes-
terdsy- He said the road was in Sc
rioUs straits and needed help not only
from the legislature, but from it's own
stockholders.
The Bodies of Joseph Shufflay, Sc
years old and his wife. Amelia. a year
younger, Were found in q gas filed
room in their home "A New York by
q physician whose call at their re
guest was part of g carefully arrang-
. ed suicide pact Both were sufferers
from tuberculosis