Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1914-01-07

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Fire Yesterday Destroyed the Pater-
son, n. j., Opera house.
Seven Members of the Poll Family
of Brooklyn are seriously I'LL from eat
ing tainted liver.
The Inventory of the Estate of Judge
James P. Platt of the federal court
shows an estate of $41,7S6
OF the 100000 persons carried by
the Pennsylvania railroad in 1918, not
one passenger was killed.
A Total of 93s Cases of Smallpox
are reported in New York state, 81 or
these are from Niagara Falls.
The Envelope Factory of Charles ].
Cohen and son at Philadelphia was
Mrs. M: Stone, Aged 81, of Bridge
port dropped dead at the corner OF
State street and Clinton avenue yes
terday.
the late Colonel John Jacob Astor, one
of the victims OF the Titanic, is $685.
S90,S26.
While Hunting Quail at Ballentine,
Miss, Willie Mitchell, the Cleveland
pitcher, was attacked by a bear but
he killed it.
Warren PulIen, a business man Of
Jackson. Miss, refused to take an
anaesthetic, but watched the doctors
remove his appendix.
Thirty Four New Gases of smallpox
have developed at the Guantanamo
Naval station among sailors exposed
on the battleship Ohio.
John E. Roosevelt of Sayville. L. L,
a first cousin OF Colonel Roosevelt,
and Mrs Edith Biscoe of Washington
were married yesterday
Nation Wide Investigation of labor
disturbances is to be Immediately un-
dertaken by the federal commission
on industrial relations.
Rev. IJohn Poyntz Tyler, rector of
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church
Hagerstown, Md, yesterday was con-
secrated bishop Of North Dakota
Five Persons Were Killed and six
injured, two of whom will die, when
fire early yesterday morning destroyed
the Gus Kern hotel at Newark, Q.
George A. oIney of Brooklyn, the
oldest travelling salesman in the United
States, formally quit the road" yes
terday after q service of So years.
William n. Marie, 4s Years Old,
noted for his 60-day health fast, is
dead at his home in Cleveland, from
an illness contracted six years ago.
First Lieutenant James Armstrong
of the Thirteenth United States caval-
ry, who was injured Sunday in prac-
tice game of polo at Ell Paso, Tex, died
yesterday.
Florence Vaughn, Foreman in the
shop Of the Farrell Foundry and Ma
chine company at Ansonia, dropped
dead as he was about to begin his
work yesterday.
Frank Matasavicze, a carpenter, died
at Waterbury yesterday as the result
of injuries he received in a 80 foot
fall from the top of a house on which
he was working.
Legislation to Increase the states
revenue was recommended by Gov
ernor Pothier in his message to the
Rhode Island General Assembly which
convened yesterday.
Hamilton Cherry. who was six feet
nine inches in height died yesterday
near Aurora, Ill. Cherry was of or
dinary height until thirty years of age,
when he began to grow.
King Alfonso of Spain was elected
honorary president of the Spanish
American Atheneum at the second
annual meeting at Washington last
night of the society.
Kenneth Primrose, two year old son
of Clifford Primrose, Of Bridgeport,
died yesterday as a result Of burns re-
ceived when he tried to play with the
fire in the stove in his home.
Judge Weeks at Cambridge, Mass,
declared the Boston & Maine railroad
man, 80 years old, as tender of a
crossing, where a person was killed.
To Again Bring Woman's Suffrage
to the attention of President Wilson the
president is to be asked to receive at
the White House, January 81, a dele
cation of one thousand working wo-
men.
William L. Stanley, 25. driver of the
auCOmoblle which recently ran down
and seriously injured Cornelius Ma
loney. editor and publisher Of the
Waterbury Democrat, was arrested
yesterday.
Matthew j. Legas, ts Years Old, was
sentenced to six months in the house
of correction By Judge W. =. kellogg
in Westt1eld, Mass, police court yes
terday on Il. charge Of abductiug Beu-
lah Burke Is years old to Hartford
Because He Acted as Fire Chief and
helped save the home of Judge J. II.
Neville, from flames, President Will
son was invited To become 81 honorary
member of the Gulfgort, Miss. Fire
Department and yesterday accepted.
Coroner john j, Phelsn, submitted a
report yesterday in which he held An
drew Hard erin7inSliV resreNsible for
the death of Elsie Back, aged 1 who
was killed at bridgeport on December
90 by an automobiie driven by Hard
Mrs Ida Won Ciaussen. who once
tried TO sue Theodore Roosevelt for
81 900, 900 because she said he thwart
ed her presentation to the King of
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