Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-18

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 Miss Mary E. Miller, lawyer and active suffragist, died at Chicago yes terday.
 The National Balloon Race for this year will be sailed from St. Louis on July 4.
 Rear Admiral James w. Thompson, U. s. N, retired, died at his home at Moodestown, N. J., yesterday.
 A Chorus of 50 Boys whistled the hymn tunes in the services of the Calvary Reformed church in Phila- delphia.
 Charles B. Stracker has been named by President Wilson for position of assistant United States treasurer at Boston.
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the large plant of the M. H. Petit Malting company at Kenosha, Wis, with an estimated loss of s15O,0oO.
 Mrs. John Larsen, mayor of Trout dale, Oregon, caused the arrest of her own husband yesterday on s charge or selling liquor to minors.
 George H. StreveI, one of the most widely known railway builders in Western Canada, died at Winnipeg, Man, yesterday, aged 79 years.
 cy Wsrman, poet and author. is seriously i'll at a hotel at Chicago. He was stricken Sunday and remained un- conscious for more than 24 hours. The Bank of HermanviIe, Miss, has closed its doors pending an investiga- tion by the directors. It will resume if it's affairs are found to justify 1t.
 Oliver Johnson, coIored, was ar rested at Hartford yesterday for u e New Haven police. He is wanted Ia that city for alleged embezzlement.
 District Attorney PeIIetier will call a special session of the grand jury. to investigate the banking operations Of the Henry Siegel company of Bos- ton.
 Application For Pardon by IS of the labor leaders convicted in the "dy- namiting cases" at Indianapolis, was filed yesterday with the department of justice.
 With New Nose made from one of his ribs. strapped to his face, Ross Allen, a young Canadian, is recovering from 8 remarkable operation at a hos pi1al in Baltimore.
 pr. George o. WeIshman, a promin- ent Newark, N J., physician, was in- stantly killed yesterday when his au- tomobile was struck by a Lackawanna train at a crossing at East Orange.
 Mrs. Thomas MccauIey, her six year old son, John, and Josephine CallaShan, servant, lost their lives yesterday when the Brechin hotel at Brechin, Ont, was destroyed by fire.
 A Man Who Registered as 'eW. Ja- cobs of Boston" was found dead, with a bullet wound in his right temple, in the Union Square hotel at New York yesterday. He had no bag gage.
 Failing in An Appeal to Washington, Mrs. Sadoa McDaniels, Japanese wife of an American surgeon in the Orient, was deported from Tacoma, Washn., yesterday on the Japanese steamship Canada.
 
 The Entire Print Works of the Pa cific mills, at Lawrence. Mass, em- ploying over 2,000 hands was shut down yesterday in consequence or the strike of 250 employees of the dying department,
 Governor Baldwin Announces the appointment of Mrs. Samuel H. Wheeler of Fairfield to be a state delegate to the international confer ence of mothers in Washington, D, C., April 222T.
 Having Been in State of coma since Sunday evening, Leong Hing, a Chinaman, aged 60, Is believed to be dying in a hospital at Bridgeport He dropped unconscious while cooking in a Chinese restaurant.
 Because the Pastor, Rev. Edward Gallagher, in his sermon reproved the singers for whispering during serv- ices, members of the choir of the Ryland Mthodist Episcopal church at Washington, went on strike
 Herbert L. Pratt, of Now York, has purchased an autograph signature of Button Gwinnett, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence from Georgia, for g, 800 from the Tel fair Academy of Arts at Savannah.
 j. C. Adkins and F. Nj, Schwatter, connected with the department of jus uce at Washington, who are in New England Investigating the affairs of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad were in New Haven yes terday.
 Discussion of Proposed Reforms in court procedure held the attention of those present at the annual dinner of the Ramsey County Bar asSocia- ton at St. Paul, Minn., last night, at which former President William H. Taft was principal speaker.
 Warning Was Issued to all collectors of internal revenue last night that in come tax returns are ''inviolably con fidential." that disclosure of returns is in violation of the law, and tl,e slightest infraction will be punished
 While South Boston was in the midst of its annual celebration of Evacuation day, the legislative com mittee on legal affairs yesterday filed an adverse report on a bill to make it a legal holiday throughout the state
 The Massachus stts State Board of rarcle refused yesterday 10 recom-