Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-09

prohibition question.
The destroyers Ammen, Triope, Pat
erson, and Burrows, arrived at the
Charleston, S. c., navy yard
An order for $500 tons Of rails was
placed with Tennessee Coal & Iron
Co., by the Southern Railway.
Coast guardsmen saved the crew of
the schooner Loring c. Ballard that
went ashore off Gull Shoals, n. C.
The widowed mothers pension BILL
first introduced in the New York Leg
The home of Vice President Mar
shall, at Indianapolis was entered ky
burglars. 1t is not yet known wnat
was taken.
Fire destroyed a 6-story warehouse
of the Columbia Storage Co. in Phila-
delphia, at loss of 100000. Six fire
men were injured.
Although only 1000 attended Billy
Sundays meeting in Paterson, n. j.,
the audience applauded more than at
any other meeting.
Bloodhounds were sent to Clayton,
Ala, to trail those responsible for the
blowing up of the home ofLJoe Lit
tleton, a planter.
Father Ighagen director of the Vat
lean observatory, denied published re-
ports that there is a wireless station
at the observatory.
A three cent mile passenger fare
will be put into effect in Arkansas
within a. few days by the st. Louis C
San Francisco Railroad.
Fire destroyed the machine shop
and blacksmith branch of the Sea-
board Air Line shops at Portsmouth,
Va, at a loss Of 100000.
A jury at Lockport, N. Y, awarded
$4,000 to Francis J. Knapp for the
| loss of his right foot year ago while
coupling cars at Niagara Falls.
Policemen fired revolver shots to
| awaken tenants of a burning apart
ment house at No. $50 Tenth Avenue,
| New York. The tenats escaped.
Stockholders of the Youngstown
Sheet & Tube Co., approved an issue
of $5,O0O,O00 new stock to provide for
| addition to the company's plant.
The Women's Social and Political
Union and other suffrage organiza-
tions in England will ignore the wo-
mems peace conference at The Hague.
Two alarms of fire were turned in,
| and intense excitement was caused by
| tests made of red fire in the Tower of
Jewels at the Panama-Pacific Exposi-
| ton.
| Fire destroyed the old Monmouth
| Hotel Building in Long Branch, N. J.,
at a loss of about $4,000 The hotel
was being reconstructed into a sani-
1 tarfum.
| Albert Reihart, principal of the
Paterson, N. j., High school, and a
teacher in New Jersey for As years
will be retired on pension of 81, 500
| a year.
The cruiser Maryland is due at Hor-
olulu, Monday OF Tuesday with a
party of the navy's expert divers tC
assist in raising the submarine F-4.
Albany took a recess until April 90
Official announcement that Victori-
ano Huerta, late Mexican dictator, was
| on his way from Spain to the United
States was received at the state de-
partment from the American consul al
| Seville.
Allison r Joyce, former city clerk
| of Medford, Mass, was sentenced to
4
| upon his plea of guilty to three counts
of an Indictment charging the larceny
of $9,139 from the city.
Governor Stuart of Virginia sent
Invitations to governors of soutaerr
/ states and their staffs to attend what
he declares may be the last reuni IN
of the Confederate veterans to be heJL
| N Ric.'m end, June 1.
The Japanese cruiser Asarna, wreck
ed on the Lower California coast, can
not be safvaged, according to officers
of the tug Sea Rover, which went tt
i try it. The Sea Rover returned tt
San Francisco yesterday.
/ Clarence ". Baldwin, of Bridgepor
was held for trial in the federal cour-
by United States Commissions
Wright of New Haven, on charge Of
using the mails to defraud. His bono
Il was fixed at $500.
Officers of the naval militia, re
ceived word from the navy depart
ment that the torpedo boat Bale!
had been assigned for the use Of th'
organization as practice ship from
June to September 1.
1 An automobile belonging to DAME
f. Burbank, Of Springfield. Mess
seized in July at Frelbulg, Germany
while he was on his honeymoon, arriv
ed at Boston the German military au
thorities having returned it in goo
condition.
Several thousand persons, including
Governor Walsh, state and city of
ficials and representatives of militar,
organizations, passed silently by tn
casket containing the body of forme
governor Curtis Guild as it lay Il
, state in the Hall Of Flags at the stat
house, Boston.
Oral argument of the anti trus
suit against the International Harves
} er company occupied the entire atten
J ton of the supreme court yesterday
Attorney General Gregory and Solici
| tor General Davis appearing for tn
J Government and Edgar l. Bancroft
and John P. Wilson for the defendan
company.
Iowa to Stop Beer Brewing.
, Des Moines, Ia, April S.@The Tod
! house today refused by a vote of SIS t
"a to permit Iowa brewers to manu-
facture or sell malt beverages, eithe
for consumption in the state or outside
after Jan. next. The decision wa
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