Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-26

urday and escaped with s5.0oo,' mostly | silver.
 William Campbell, negro was hanged at Montreal Saturday for the murder of George Muir of that city on August IA.
 Mrs. DomitiIde (DalIaire) Potf,ier, mother of Governor Aram J. Pothier died Saturday afternoon at her home in Woonsocket. pital in Rochester. N H.. is provided by the will of Jesse F. Frisbee of Newton, Mass.
 Captain Edwin E. Marvin, connected with the United States court at Hart ford for a half century, died Satur- day aged S1.
 Frank L. Polk, a great nephew of President James K. Folk, was appoint ed corporation counsel by Mayor Mitchell Saturday.
 Lafayette Young, former United States senator and publisher of the Des Moines Capital, is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Arthur F. Nichols of Austin, Texas, was injured when one of his eyes eX- ploded. It was glass eye and physicians are puzzled.
 Three Fires Within an Hour in the Pittsfield Mass. City hall lead the officials to believe that a firebug had been at work in the building.
 Peter A. Gross, an American land scape painter resident in Paris for the last forty years. dropped dead in his hotel at Chicago Saturday.
 George H. Babbitt, former member of the Bellows Falls, Vt. Public SeTV- ice commission. died Saturday after brief Illness of acute indigestion:
 The Heating of the New High School at .Rlfpert. tlaho, by electricity IS the 6rspecase on record where large build ings have been heated entirely by this means.
 If the Recommendations of Major Richard. Sylvester, chief of police, are appro%k& Washington will soon have several <police women added to it's patrol force.
 Charles D. Thayer. one Of the first men to engage in flower raising as business in Worcester, 43 years ago. died there Saturday, aged 6 from heart disease.
 Three Bremen and one workman were injured. when fire broke out in the NJ. and NJ. Auto Supply company plant at Cleveland Saturday The dam age was $2oo0oO.
 District Attorney Whitman has be- gun an investigation into the bank ac- counts of Charles F. Murphy, leader Of Tammany Hail. and James E. Gaffney. his business associate.
 Walter Won EIinsidel was arrested in Philadelphia because he chained his prevent him from straying from the job to q nearby saloon.
 Official Recognition of the movement for the establishment of Catholic boy scouts in his diocese in utilization with the national organization has been given by Cardinal Farley.
 Rev. J. Frank Norris, pastor of the First Baptist church at Fort Worth, urday of the charge of burning his own church on February ., 1912.
 Women Suffraeists Met another de- feat Saturday when the house rules committee by tie vote. four to four, 
 pointment of a standing suffrage com- mittee.
 The Gloucester Fishing Schooner Selma Captain Downey, was wrecked yesrerday off MeagheI's Beach, east of Halifax. All on board reached shore in safety. but the vessel will be total loss.
 Captain John T. Chancey, for 50 years a special eInpioye of the House of Repro esentatives and holder of the longest continuous service record at the capitol died Saturday ( Washing ton. at the age of S.
 Henry Hsin, Aged 57, pyosperous farmer living near. Henryville- Ind, Vho,was shot by his wife. died Sat urday Mrs. Hein says her husband came home intoxicated and abused her and her two children.
 Laws to Prohibit further immigra ton till all surplus laborers in the United States are fully employed were favored by a resolution adopted at the convention of the United Mine Work CTS of America Saturday.
 President Wilson Saturday received d post office money order for S2.60 from pupils of the fifth grade in the Lin- coin school at Anaconda Mont, who asked nm 10 send II 10 the in Japan from the recent disaster. 
 Professor Samuel p. Capen, of Clark university. Worcester will accept the appointment rendered to him by Sec retary of Interior Frank K Lane as specialist in higher education for the United States bureau of education.
 The Massachusetts Association of the United Association of Plumbers Steamfitters and Steam;1tters' Helpers at it's semi-annu3l convention yeSter- day, favored the enacting of d, state wide law governing the licepsing of gasfitters
 Joseph Johnson, who was fire com missioner under Mayor Ciaynor of New York. and who manased Edward F. McCalfs hayoraltS canpa ign last No Vefnber Was in a serious condition in q private hospital Iasi night. some hours alter an operatton for apreEdi ciris
 A Young Man Who said he was Douglas Whitaker of Whlthrop. Mass, entered a telephone booth inl,a hotel at Newark, \. J., Saturday, got his home town on the wire and talked for