Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-23
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 Senator Torbors of Brooklyn intro duced a bill in the New York 1egis- lature making Good Friday legal holiday.
 Because the Musicians at a funeral In Trenton, N. J., were non union the coach drivers refused to participate in the march.
 No Self -Avowed Candidates for the federal reserve board will get a posi- tion on it. President Wilson empha- sized that yesterday.
 The Grist Mill and Grain Elevator of A. L. Hodge & Cocpany's extensive plant at Roxbury, Conn.,, were totally destroyed by fire Wednesday,
 The First Suit to test the eonstitu- tionality of the Pennsylvania anthra- city coal tax was begun yesterday by the Peoples Coal company of Scranton. | Anthony Merritt RundIe, member of the hat manufacturing firm of Run dle & White, Inc, of Danbury was found. dead in bed at his home yes- terday.
 Three Persons are in the hospital, al Derby, as the result of a ire. which broke out this afternoon in the three story Gould Amory business and apart ment block.
 Of the Minor Demands of employees of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad company. two were denied by C. F. Burr, acting general superintendent of transportation.
 Robert H. Smith, president of the Nanticoalle. Pa, Borough council has decreed that the tango shall not be danced in public within the confines of the borough.
 News of the Destruction by fire of the social settlement church founded by the Methodist Episcopal church in Copenhagen, reached the Methodist board of foreign mission yesterday.
 The Resignation of Judge James NJ. Witten, chief law officer of the gen. eral land office since the position was created more than twenty years ago, was accepted yesterday by. Secretary Lane.
 George H. Bowker, president of the Bowker company, which conducts ho- tels in Ho1yoke, Northampton, Mass, Meriden and an inn on Mt. Tom. was found dead i nhis room at a Meriden nOteI yesterday.
 The Menter and RosenbIoom Com pany of Rochester, N. Y, operating a chain of 59 installment stores yester- day announced that ;t had placed its affairs in the hands~of committee of it's largest creditors.
 The Collection of Manuscripts and letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, owned by the late Hary rElkins Wid-, ener. of Philadelphia, a victim of the TiJa nic disaster. will be presented to Harvard university.
 Special Assessments on all unions affiliated with the American Federa- ton of Labor to raise a fund for fur ther organization of women workers was voted Ut yesterdays meeting of the executive council.
 Wireless Telegraphy was again brought into play yesterday to track down q suspected murderer yslo is supposed to be on board the Allan Line steamer Gra-npian. now on her way from Liverpool to Canada.
 pr. William E. Fisher, assistant su- perintendent of the Connecticut insane asylum and in charge of the wouaer's quarters at the AIiddletown asylum, testified for the defense In the Rik- teraitis murder case at Waterbury yes- terday.
 Governor Johnson Of California re- fraiIied yesterday from making any comment on the Japanese request to the department of state for more satisfactory solution of the diplomatic differences over the California alien land laws.
 Quincy A. Shaw, president of he TsFl last night made public a telegram from the company's general manager at HoUghton. Mich. denying that the strikers at the copper mines were be- iDS eVicted.
 The Tweedy Silk Mills, Inc. of Dan bury. one of the largest manufacturers of silk bands and ribbons in New Eng land has established d profit sharing plan whereby it's emplove are to par- ticipate annually in the earnings of the corporation.
 The Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Richards, who went to England from America in 1867. was celebrated at a dinner given at the -TIo- tel Cecil, in London, las tinght MT Richards is chairman of the American Society of London.
 A Harmless Looking Suit Case found yesterday afternoon at Hough- ton. Mich, in a clump of underbrush near the power plant of the Ahmeek mine, a Calumet and Hecla property. in Keweenaw county, contained an in fernal machine.
 RAILROAD REBATES
 TO SWIFT & COMPANY Federal Grand Jury Hears Evidence
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