Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-22

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 Condensed TeIegrams l. in the opinion of Representative Underwood.
 John M. Walden of Cincinnati. bishop in the Methodist Episcopal church, Is critically i'll.
 Judge Sanders Ruled in Cleveland that an egg is not an egg when an embryo chicken is inside
 Steps Toward the Ultimate union of Baptist and Free Baptist denomina- tions in Maine were taken yesterday.
 Mrs Loretta Harris was fined sS in New York because the feathers of her hat tickled pr. Maxwell Branner. steam and unrigged vessels built in the United States during December, 1913.
 A Campaign Against the sale and use of cocaine and heroin has been instituted by Mrs. William K. Wander bilt.
 Edwin Ginn, publisher of school and college text books died at his home in Winchester, Mass, yesterday
 Moving Pictures will be used in the campaign for educating prospective women voters for the spring elections at Chicago.
 A Petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been filed against The Pensa- cola News. the oldest newspaper in Western Florida
 The Cleveland Telephone Company yesterday announced an increase in wages of ten percent to one thousand telephone operators.
 important Finds of Indian earth works of which there had been no previous record have been made in Northern Wisconsin. Students at the University of Chica- go, who are working their way through school. last year earned total of s1O9.654. or a total of sS5 each. The Resignation of Laurence Minot from the directorate O fthe New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad com pany was announced yesterday.
 Eva Booth, Salvation Army com mander collapsed while addressing a large meeting at Jamestown. N. Y- She has been suffering from bronchitis. Smith, Gray and Company of New ork. dealers in mems clothing with branches in other cities, were thrown into bankruptcy by creditors yester- day.
 
 Federal Juds. Willard filed. a de- cision at Sioux City, Iowa yesterday holding valid the 1-2 cent rate of railroad passenger fares in South Da- kota-
 pr. William H. Ulsh of Selling ! Grover. Pa, a retired assistant sur geon of the United States navy. was killed yesterday in an automobile ac- cident- Emmett Ta>ter. q Tarrytown. \. Y, fireman was getting shaved when the alarm sounded. The barber cut a deep gash in his neck, sending him to the ! hospital.
 Mrs" Belle Squire, of Chicago. ex- ponent of the mo vote no tax doctrine l will be sued by the county tax officials unless she pays a personal property | tax of $28.20.
 Captain Jared Griffins, aged So, and believed to have been the last of the old New Haven sailing masters. is dead at his home in New Haven aft CT a brief illness. Government Regulation of all forms of insurance companies was proposed in a joint resolution for an amendment to the constitution introduced yester- day by Seator Weeks. A Bridgeport Joker advertised for a good looking young colored man (be- 1 cause of nrournins) to brush the snow from his wifes grave. Steady work it the snow is steady.
 Albert Anderson. aged g. of New Milford. 2 telephone Inenan. was pole on which he was working gave way and carried him with ir to the ground.
 Martin Korff,, of RolIe. Mo-, former bank cashier at Evertor. Ark. plead ed guilty to embezzlement of the banks funds yesterday and was sen ! tenced to 12tyears in the state peni- tentiary.
 Walter w. Eaton of Springfield and J. K. M Harrison of Boston were ap- 9 U yesterday for the H. & J. Brewing company of Springfield, dealers in druggist supplies. The Establishment of Juvenile ses- sions in all district courts of Rhode Island is the purpose of a bill intro duced in the legislature yesterday by l Senator R. Livingston Beekman, a republican leader. Six Thousand Shako Caps and as many cartridge belts said to have been l intended for the uniforming of the Mexican constitutionalist armies have been seized at Douglas, Ariz., by ! United States officials. Frank E. VogeI, once a millionaire meat packer, has nothing but a few thousand dollars to show today.for tn- vestments of s1, ,4oo, 900 made in the I enterprises of Henry SiegeI, with whom he was .co-partner in dry goods ventures.
 John Schrank ceased to be a proper ty holder in New York when the five story tenement house in East Eighty Fourth street was sold at foresclos1lre. It was SchranS who tried to kflf Col. Theodore Roosevelt in October. 1912 in Milwaukee.
 Alexander MeGreeor, an elderly Peabody. Mass. man, was rolled