Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
.,necticut in Proportion to the Ciy's Population
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Teleqrams consressmen Will Continue to dis tribute free seeds.
 There Were 37,o7s Irish emigrantsi to the United States in 1915 The Smallpox Situation in Portland. Me, is clearing. The schools will be reopened Monday. More Than 25o,ooo Soldiers of the French army were o1f the sick list dur ing the month of January.
 Because Three Employees of a, Phila delphia upholstery mill refused to join the union, 250 weavers struck.
 Ephraim Moss, a veteran newspaper publisher died at his home at Kansas City yesterday. He was SS years old. Trapped in Their Burning Home at Pittsburgh, yesterday, Emma and Charles Jenkins, children, were burned to death.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Grant, aged st, a. cousin of President U- $. Grant, died at her home yesterday in St. Albans, W. Va.
 Babies Are not MaiIabIs. The post office department so holds in an edict yesterday barring them from the par eel post.
 A Bill in the New York Legislature proposes submitting the question of Sunday fishing and amateur sports to referendum.
 Mrs. Kate BrownIee Sherwood of Toledo, Ohio, wife of Representative Isaac R. Sherwood, is dangerously i'll at Washington.
 A Scratch by One Of his fancy chick ems caused the death yesterday of Daniel A. Ney, a poultry fancier of Wernersville, Pa.
 Rev. Thomas ]. Dodd, pastor of the Windsor Locks Methodist Episcopal church died yesterday at the home of his father at Shelton.
 Locked in His Own Meat Freezer, William Melage, butcher of Mount Pleasant, N. J., saved his life by danc- ing until he was rescued.
 Announcement Came from the bed side of Senator Bacon yesterday that his temperature, for the first time
  How to Make Hens Lay More Eggs; was one of the multitude of inestiga- | lions authorized in the agricultural appropriation bill reported yesterday.
 A Modified Bill to repeal the coIIec- | ton at the source feature of the in come taz law was introduced yester- | day by Representative Cantor of New York.
 The Plant of the MiddIetovn, Ohio Journal company, publishers of the | Middletown Daily Journal, was des- troyed yesterday by fire of unknown origin 1 Mistsking Tablets of poisonous ma ture for those prescribed to relieve headache, Charles D. Ryder. city en- gineer of Stamford. lies critically i'll in the hospital.
 One Hundred Federal Fertilizer re- | duction plants along the Atlantic coast 1 from Hatteras to Passport were pro posed yesterday in bill by Represen- tative Donovan of Connecticut.
 An Attempt to Thaw Out water | pipes ssltrted a fire which destroyed | the two story house at Methuen. Mass. owned by Edward r. Searles and oc- cupied by Peter F. Graham yester- day.
 Louis D. 5randeis has declined to become a. member of the board of l trustees to take over and dispose of the Boston & Maine railroad held by the New York, New Haven and Hart ford.
 s. G. ShanghaIias was struck by a Boston and Maine express train at the Melrose Highland station yesterday and thrown with such force against a post that his head was snapped from his body.
 A Monument to Cost S5,ooo at the grave of General Henry w. Lawton, in i Arlington National cemetery, is pro- posed in bill passed yesterday by the senate. General Lawton was killed ir the Philippines.
 Fifty Fires in Greater New York be- tween the hours of : D. m. and 4 a. m oFove hundreds of persons into the zero weather and Ease the firenen ons of the busiest nights in the history oi the city Thursday.
 ReAert Talbot, son Of Town officer William Talbot sf Greenwich Conn committed suicide at the Greenwich leels-Hp yesterday by cutting his throal with & razor. He had been pronounced insane by physicians
 AttapRey General seynten of Mass. ruled yesterday that existing labor | laws de net permit an employer to re- auiFe employees who have worked sin days in a week to assist in taking ar inventory OH Sunday. Ferty Girls Reused from their bedi when fire was discovered in a dorrni teFy at the State Normal school st Birmingham, Mass. early yesterday escaped without injury, but suffered severely from the extreme cold.
 Four Employees of the Hercuiei Powder Works at Kenvil, N. J., wer, killed in an explosion which destroyed l the packing house of tfta plant where