Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-02

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Smallpox at Tampico already has caused the death of one American. "Drunks" Taken to hospitals in New York will hereafter be employed about the instutions.
 The severest Snow Storm of the winter prevailed over most Of lower Michigan Saturday.
 As Result of Eating Poisoned meat intended for wolves, 20 gypsies are dead at Becerra, Spain.
 Harry Taylor, Aged S5, single, of Fall River, was suffocated by nlumin- ating gas at his home Saturday
 Rev. Frederick oripps. aged ss. a widely known Presbyterian minister, died at Philadelphia Saturday. Hal L. Davis, one of the oldest book sellers and stationers in Maine, died at Portland, Me, Saturday at the age of S4. Judge James A. Beaver of the Penn sylvania Superior court, governor of Pennsylvania from 1887 to 1881, died Saturday.
 Cleveland Experienced one of the worst sleet storms of the winter Sat urday and scores were injured on slip pery streets.
 George E. Torry, dropped dead Sat urday in George B. Holden's pharns- at nf was manager.
 Alfred Goodenough, professor of thermo-dynamics at the University or Illinois, will be the next president of the John Hopkins university. Mrs. Abby Van Insen a daughter of the war of 1912, and widow of Dr. James Van Ingen, of Schenectady, N. Y, died Saturday of old age.
 James Russell, the younger of the vaudeville team of Russell Brothers, died Saturday at his home in Elm hurst, L. L He was 51 years old. Announcement is Made at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York that the Morgan loan collections probably will be ready for public view Feb. Is.
 
 steamer Tasman, on which she was a passenger went ashore on Thursday Island, Australia is said to be iuprov- ing. Senator Swanson has introduced a | bill which would make available inn mediately funds for the construction of a $3,000.000 department of justice building.
 
 A -k | during its first year Of operation in Massachusetts has proven a success in tlie opinion of the hoard having charge of its enforcement.
 Robert Sedewiek of Lenox. Mass, whJ described himself as a broker, | Saturday filed a voluritary petition n bankruptcy with liabilities of s165, ,e19. and assets of $IiO.-
 A Bill That Would Permit national banks to avail themselves of state laws ! providing for the guaranteeing of de- | p0sits has been introduced by Sena- 1 tor Norris, of Nebraska George A. HubbeII, aged 87, for six ty-one years an Odd Fellow and proba . | bly longer affiliated with that fratef> nifty than any one else in Connecti- l cut, died at Bridgeport Saturday. The Henry Sieeai Company of Bos- ton, one of the Siegal corporations for which receivers were appointed a month age, was adjudicated bankrupt in the United States district court Sat urday.
 Boys Under Sixteen years of age, i who deliver newspa pers fin New York l before o'clock in the morning are acting illegally. according to an ! opinion rendered to the state ahoI- 1 commissioner.
 ! In an Effort to Clear Philadelphia i of yeggmen. highway robbers. second story men and other criminals. 2 spe- cial squad of police Saturday swept I through the TenderIoin district and arrested about 15O men. An Influx of Butter from all parts of the world, due to the reduction of the tariff from to 2 1-2 cents a pound, has caused a decline of 10 cents a pound in the New York wholesale price of that commodity.
 indictments charsing Relating were returned by the federal grand jury at Chicago Saturday against Swift and company. the Pennsylvania railroad, | the Panhandle lines, and the Chicago and Northwestern railroad.
 
 murder of I. D. VanbaaIen, an adver- Using man, October IS, last. was found not guilty at San Francisco by a jury Saturday. Miss Alexander said he had wrenged her under promise of mar riage.
 Damage Estimated at S3oo,ooo was done at Fort Meyers Fla, Saturday ] by fire of unknown origin which des- treyed the Lee county citrus packing house, the steamer Thomas Edison. the | Lefton Machine shop and several small vessels. L- Sentences Ranging from eighteen months to sixty days were imposed in ! the New York federal court Saturday {, on the eleven mail wagon chauffeurs convicted of conspiracy to obstruct the mails. The trouble grew out of a re- cent strike.
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