Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-04

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 A New Revolution is reported in Venezuela
 The Times Democrat, of New Or leans will take over the Picayune.
 The First National Bank of London, Ky, failed to open it's doors yester- day.
 The Factory of the Fort Pitt Box company at Pittsburgh, Pa, was des- troyed by fire.
 The Annual Convention of the New Jersey Bankers association will be held at Atlantic City, May 8.
 Secretary Daniels Has Signed con tracts for two submarines for the navy. 1 They are to be known as the L-9 and Lilo.
 Isaac R. Pierson, Editor and one of proprietors of The Jerseyman, Morristown, N. J., weekly, died yester- day, aged 6S.
 Siam Has Formerly Accepted the in vitation extended through the state | department to participate in the Pan- ama-Pacific exposition. The Rhode Island House yesterday by an unanimous vote passed reso- lution ordering the saloons of the state to close on Good Friday. James Christo, the young Greek who was shot in Mrs. Mary A. Chicks place at Worcester Wednesday night, died yesterday in the City hospital.
 The Sage Bill appropriating S25, ,00o for the erection in Albany of a statue of General Phil" Sheridan was sign ed yesterday by Governor Glynn. George H. March. a farm hand was convicted of murder in the first de- gree at Media Pa, for killing Lewis Pinkerton, former tax collector. Appropriations For 1915 for South ern Methodist mission work in China, Japan, Korea, Brazil Mexico, Cuba and Erica, will aggregate S4S0,00O.
 Ten Students at the University of Chicago have been expelled from tho university for dishonesty in the quart erly examination for the winter term.
 Willard F. Hicks, one of the most | prominent members in Maine of the Masonic fraternity died at Portland. yesterday of apoplexy at the age of GA years.
 | A Lock of President Lincoln's hair sold for Ss5 at the auction of Lin i colniana, from the effects of the late Major William H. Lambert of Phila- delphia-
 Joseph E. Peck of Cos Cob has filed ! o petition in bankruptcy in the United ! States district court. He shows lia- i bilities of S25,94S and assets in cash of 1 $1.S7
 A Report Was Circulated in grain
 ''es@yesterday that Argentina corn i l-i -Fse quantities world soon be put oa TO Chieaz .aara1e for the first time.
 Employees of J. p. Morgan C Co.,, re- | ceceived their legacies under the will of the late J. Pierpont Morgan on last | Tuesday, the anniversary of his death in Rome.
 The Commercial Gable Co, announc- l es reduction of German Atlantic cable rates. The charges will be S2 for p words or less than eight cents a word for all over 25.
 Rev. Stephen Lyons, aged 66. pastor ] of St Catherine's Catholic church at ] Spring Lake, \. J., and author of sev- i eral books on religious subjects, died after a weeks illness.
 Charles Weeks, Town Clerk of l Oyster Bay, has sent to Madrid the birth certificate of Kermit Roosevelt. | required of resident foreigners by the ! Spanish law before a marriage can be 1 performed.
 A Bill to Establish 9 eugenfc mar | riage law in Massachusetts was fla i vorably reported in the house yester- day by the committee on social wei | fare. The measure is similar to the i law of Wisconsin.
 Imports of Papers for use in print ing newspapers and books aggregated 237OO0,000 pounds in the first five months under the new tariff law doubling the total for the correspond ] ing period a year ago.
 A Proposed Amendment to the Rhode Island state constitution abolishing the property qualification for voters was | passed by the house yesterday by a vote of 59 to 3S. The senate recently | killed a similar measure.
 Miss Virginia Christian and Miss Gay Montague, both of Richmond. Va. are to be bridesmaids for Miss Belle Willard of Richmond, who will be mar ried to Kermit Roosevelt at Madrid Spain, some time this spring.
 Officers of the New Haven Railroad system admitted yesterday that ne gotiations for the sale of the NTer- chants and Miners Transportation company to the Mercantile Trust Go. of Baltimore, were under way. Thomas c. Farrell, the oldest sal aried official in the Boot and Shoe Workers union and a member of the International Executive board of the Boot and Shoe Workers union, died al Brockton. Mass, yesterday aged 7C ! years.
 Delegate Wickersham Of Alaska told the house territories committee yester- day that unless quick action were taken by the government to prevent ruthless slaughter of salmon in Alas kan waters there would not be . salmon left along the territory's coast
 Jury pisagrees in Miners Case.
 Houghton, Mich April 3.-The jury i'll the case of John 10th. a copper mine striker being tried at LAnse, or a charge of having attempted to mur- der Guy Williams, a mine clerk Oct -fs.l q