Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-16
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 The Russian Government has placed
 Roswell c. F. Smith was hanged at Chicago for the murder of Hazel  Adam Schulz of Williamsburg at a loss of $10OO00.
 The campaign to renominate Presi dent Wilson will be started within the next few months.
 William Dick, one of the weaIthiest mine operators in Walsenburg, Col, was shot and killed from ambush.
 Paul Hymans, leader of the Belgian Liberals. will succeed Count De La lains as Belgian Minister in London.
 The Paris press is making great capital out of the reported insult to Gerard in a Berlin theatre.
 Three hundred and one persons who trespassed on the property of the Pennsylvania railroad were killed in 1914.
 Ten masked men went to the home of William Underwood, of Irvine Ky, called him to the door and riddled him with bullets.
 English ssociety women have estab- lished an institution in which nurses get three years training Il the care of dogs and pets.
 Twelve cows, believed to have been infected with hoof and mouth disease were slain by State authorities near Albany, N. '.
 William Waldorf Astor has sub scribed $25,000 to the Lord Mayors fund for providing national bands for the new army.
 The United States naval collier Ja- son, sailed for San Francisco carrying the French exhibit for the Panama-Pa- cific Exposition.
 The Turkish Cabinet has joined with foreigners and leading Turks in d traffic" in Turkey.
 By a vote of 7O6 to 3o5-represent- ing about one-third of the registration the city of Bristol in special election decided to retain voting machines.
 The Rev. Don Paolo Miraglia, and Ar thur Hymes, a butler of Brooklyn were arrested charged with fraudu- lently soliciting money.
 Colonel Mircescu, Rumanian Military Attache at Berlin, arrived at Bucharest, bearing an autograph lette to the King fro mthe Kaiser.
 Robert SIavick, arrested Sunday night for robbery of Frank H. Reid's store at Suffield, Conn.,, was held for the super for court after a hearing.
 The freight steamship York, outward bound for New York, smashed into and sank the tug Enterprise of PhiIadel phia in New Haven harbor.
 Robert H. Deswald of Highland Falls, \. Y, received a bequest of $3,000 as a reward for saving the life of Alfred NJ. Clark, a paralytic, ten year ago.
 A women's office building, from which men will be barred as tenants, and where there will be women "ele- vator boys" is to be built in St. Louis.
 Word was received in South Britain tonight of the death in a Danbury hospital of Levi Stephenson who was injured in q coasting accident here last
 
 The Turkish Government granted the the demands of Greece for apologies and reparatiOn for the arrest of the Greek Naval Attache at Constantino- pie,
 Thieves entered four stations on the Greenwood Lake, N. J., division of the Erie Railroad breaking open the tele- phone cash boxes and getting in all about $50.
 The Holland American liner New Amsterdam which arrived at New York from Rotterdam, brought 1000 sacks of mail from Germany, Holland and Belgium.
 A woman smuggler known as Goldie Evans, led a band of nine men in bat tie against three United States immi- grafton officials at the Mexican border, near CaleXico.
 Dennis Dowd of New Haven was sentenced to six months in jail by the of having a nillegal amount of certain drugs in his possession.
 Because her husband made her car ry coal and scrub the kitchen f1oor Justice Mills, of Mount Vernon, awrd-
  tis with $1, 300 alimony.
 M. Jules Huret, newspa per man and author. died in Paris in his 51st year. He was the author of From New York to New Orleans and From San Francisco to Canada
 During 1914, the first year of opera ton of the New York eugenic marriage law. 4,000 fewer marriages were re- ported to the State Board of Health than were reported in 1913.
 Religious bodies of all denominations gained 763.O97 new members in the United States last year, according to figures compiled by the Federal Coun- ciI of the Clutches of Christ in Ameri- ca.
 Gold pieces, amounting to g -36o were distributed to 130 members of the crew of the battleship Georgia for excel ! Ience in elementary gun practice dur ing the maneuvres off the Virginia 1 capes.