Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-03
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 An Army Music School is. prop 2ssd in bill introduced by Senator OGor-- man of New York.
 The Farmers State Bank of Hazel- hurst, Ga, failed to open it's doors for business yesterday.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday re- cessed until Tuesday, Feb. A, without announcing decisions. Social Authorities of MonteIair, N. J., have issued orders prohibiting the teaching of sex hygiene. The Tango Craze has struck the tribe of Shoshone Indians on the res ervation near Reno, Nev. Congressman James M. CurIey was inaugurated as mayor of Boston yes terday, in succession to John F. t1tz- gerald.
 Claiming That Her Husband has not taken bath for two years, Mrs. Bel la Hurrell, of Ann Arbor, Mich, IS suing for divorce.
 Frank V. Meyers, 65 years old, choked p death on piece of meat while eating free lunch in PhHaoel- phia.
 Samuel H. ("Buck'F) Weaver, famous as a baseball pitcher thirty years ago died suddenly at Philadelphia yes terday.
 Henry M. PindeII of Peoria, Ill. who was recently nominated and connriieS ! as ambassador to Russia, has decnnea the appointment
 Thomas DooIan, Aged S4 years, one of the cid time bonanza kings ano 1 picturesque figure of the days oI 4'' died at San Francisco. Mayor Moore of PittsfieId. Mass- removed the board of License con1nlls sioners. The commissioners will ap- peal to the courts.
 Workmen Blasting at Popham Beach. Me, uncovered yesterday what is believed to be g. vein of camel coal, leading from the ocean, Two Million Pounds of frozen beef and mutton. the first direct shipment of this kind ever sent from Australia to Seattle, arrived yesterday. Diamonds and Other Gems valued at | ! the office of w. C. Williams and son 1 jewelry manufacturers, Boston.
 The Death of Rev. Charles Rufus
 Brown. for 28 years professor or He
 brew at the Newton TheologlSal liislii- | tuition, was announced yesterday. | Thomas B. McN abb, 94 years old, a | blacksmith of South Weymouth Mass
 has taken out license Go marry Mrs' Alice Clark, "A years Nd, Of North l ampton.
 eustave cyr Assistant Foreman of 1 an ice cutting gang, at Manchester, N. IT was burned to death in nre Lhal | destroyed cottage in which he slept yesterday.
 Dr.. James Monroe Taylor, for twen- 1 tv-seven xe ars president Of NaSsar | college formally retired yesterday ! 1:r:thin a cay or two he will sta-t Tor | Honolulu.
 The Home of Mrs. H. B. Hensha~, at Bridgeport. was entered soon alter
 1 o'clock yesterday morning by burg lars who took about $500 worth o1
 silverware.
 Governor Walsh of Massachusetts, | vesterday accepted the honorary | chairmanship of the Massachusetts advisory council of the George Wash . ington Memorial association
 The Average Cost For Food for each l of Xhe 5000, 0O residents of Pennsyl l. 1 vania for a year is. about $50, accord ! ing to the annua& report or James
 Follst, dairy and food commission CT. Lafayette Talbot, deacon in a Baptist 1 church and principal of a public school in Hoboken, N. J., was found guilty l of stealing. a kiss from a scrubwoman
 and was discharged by the board oi | education.
 The Famous Armor Collection oi l William Henry Riggs, consisting tol 25OG pieces and said to be the finest III the world, has been donated outright to the Metropolitan Museum of Art al New York.
 Card Index Systems and continuous | personal solicitation will be adopted
 by Chicago clergymen to follow up the 100 per cent. increased church attend 1 ance which resulted from "Go tc Church" campaign.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad company 1 yesterday notified the secretary oi l state of New Jersey that it would re- fuse to honor railroad passes held by | 157 state officials, employees and off cers of the legislature.
 There Was a Rusii Of Applicants fol l work when the Sidney Blumenthal Silk | mills at Shelton at which strike ot l silk weavers was declared severa-
 weeks ago, opened yesterday and extra | office help had to be secured to list l them. Leslie Edwards, 21 Years Old, wal l frozen to death, and Buford Terhune
 aged 22, was nearly suffocated and ! probably will die from exposure as . result of being caught under an au- ! tomobile which turned turtle and land ed in a creek near Lexington, Ky.
 Heart Failure is Given by the medi
 cal examiner as the cause of deatk
 of a five weeks old infant of Mrs. Hen
 ry Hubbard of Winsted. Mrs. Hubbard
 took the child with her when she call
 ed on a friend and was about to re- ho tAo,