Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

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 Condensed TeIegrams cago by the National Association of 1 Master Bakers.
 Joseph F. Mclaughlin of New York l was stabbed to death in a quarrel by 1 William E. Irvine.
 Charles z: Green was selected by President Wilson for postmaster at Conn.
 The seven counties composing south ern California will spend $7,000,000 this year in road construction.
 Two lives were lost in fire that de- stroyed a cheese factory at Franklin vile \. Ya at loss of S5o,ooO.
 Hudson County, N. j., went dry for the first time in it's history. Between 2,5O0 and 5000 saloons were closed.
 A python 24 feet long escaped from a circus i'll Peru, Ind. It had been one of the largest snakes in captivity.
 Mrs. Ella Van Tine of New York, committed suicide by hanging at a Stamford sanitarium during Sunday night.
 A fire due to defective insulation did slight damage in the elevator shaft in the home of John D. Rockefeller at New York.
 Two Pennsylvania freight trains Wallace Chatterdon, a brakeman, was instantly killed.
 Fifteen persons were injured, none seriously, when an Atlantic Coast Line express was wrecked by a broken rail at Callahan, Fla.
 Two freak kittens belonging to the home of John Mann of Bay AIiuetta. Ala, have front feet with claws and hind feet like rabbit.
 Miss Catherine McouiIIan of Brook lyn, was awarded Q verdict of S1O,OO0 for the loss of three fingers by a ma chine in pencil factory.
 Because her mother had scolded her Argentine Colombo, 13, of New Ro- chelle, N. Y., shot and killed herself with her fathers revolver
 John J. Moran was nominated by the president as postmaster at South lngton yesterday. The office carries salary of S2,5e0.
 A small alligator arrived at Port land, ore, by parcel post, having made the trip under Uncle Sam's care all the way from New Orleans.
 The American flags flown by coast guard cutters and on coastguard sta- tions are to be changed from import ed wool to American cotton. To save the life of Maitland churton ka patient at Fabiola hospital, Oakland, Cal. eleven men have each given sev- en inches of skin from their arms. The explosion aboard the flagship San Diego, January 21, claimed anoth- CT victim with the death of Ralph B. Gildden, fireman, of indianapolis, Ind,
 Bremen called to the home of George Miller of Elizabeth, N. J.. found Mrs. Miller and her two small
 
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 Iabetto SchiIatti, 14, of Caldwell. N. J., was arrested on a charge of steal ing nine checks, totallinS $500. from a lockooX in the branch postoffice at The first three days in June were llHed Tor the reunion of the United Contederate Veterans in Richmond by order of General Bennett II. Young of Mobile, Ala.
 Prof. Karl T. Waugh of the BeIoit IWls.,) College has cured Fay IT. Gnases sophomore of River Forest, ILL, of total nervous blindness by means ot hypnotic suggestions.
 Twenty persons were sentenced to Imprisonment or heavy fines or botb TOT Flolatio nof the law imposing a tav on coIored oleomargerine, in the Fed eraI District Court at St. Louis.
 Three hundred men inmates at the State Intirmary at Tewkesburv near Lowell, Mass, were driven ont into tne zero air by a fire in a combina-
 ton clothes storage and dormitory. Three armed bandits walked into Adolph Stein's pawnshop, New York city, bound and gagged three clerks and robbed a safe in the rear of the store or JeWelry and cash valued at s2O. .000, ! The climate of Egypt has been ! changlng in a remarkable manner in the last few years. Rain fell in tor l rets in Alexandria during the ceIebra ton of the accession Of the new S11I- tan. '
 An ordnance introduced by May or Curley of Boston, providing for the transfer of the harbor quarantine sta [ II Jo1 rom city control to the Federal 1 Health Service, was rejected bv +ba l City Council.
 Mrs. Wilda Eft, daughter of Mir. W. | VI. Irwin, president of the C!a1ton sheet Steel Co.,, was killed and her sister, Ruth Irwin and four men were seriously injured when their aI- | tomobile skidded and struck a tela- ! phone pole in Pittsburgh, Pa. NEW PHASE OF
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