Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-14

Revere, died in the city's home farm.
 The Granddaughters of Charles Dickens have received $262.5o each. be- ing the first dividend from the fund raised in England and America for the91.
 Coroner Hoffman and the Police are Investigating the death at Chicago on Dec. 24 of Mrs. Leah Hewitt, so years old, leaving an estate valued at $250,- GOO.
 The January Grand Jury was in structed to take drastic measures to check the crime wave in Chicago when it was sworn by Judge Burke yester- day.
 the justices of the supreme judicial court of Massachusetts, died at his home in Boston yesterday, aged 86 years.
 Edward Church DuRois, chief jus tice of the supreme court of Rhode Island, resigned yesterday because of ill health. He had been a judge for IA years.
 Two School Children Were Killed and two others probably fatally in jured yesterday when they coasted down a hill at Chisholm. Me, and col lided with a train.
 "Go Barefooted, or Wear Sandals, but, above all. discard the present day says J. Jefferson Richards, a Boston dancing master.
 Leroy Higgins, Aoed il, shot and Monaco, Pa, yesterday. The lad was angered because he was refused five cents to purchase candy.
 Theodore Roosevelt and his follow CTS were denounced as tinf1an1matory agttators' by Bishop Warren Candler of the Southern Methodist church in a sermon in Atlanta, Ga. The Third Trial of Dr. B. Clarke Hyde for the murder of Col. Thomas H. Swope. when called in the criminal court at Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday, was postponed until Jan. 15.
 Cardinal Farley Declared Against church fairs in speech in St. Pat ricks cathedraLain New York and re- minded priests that such affairs are not sanctioned by the church.
 An Organization of Business Men has been formed in many of the prin- cipal cities and towns of New Mexico for the purpose of having the name of the state changed from New Mexico to Lincoln.
 Sneak Thieves Entered the Rooms of Colin W. Ingersol1 and Dallas 5. Squire in Jarvis hall, Trinity college, Saturday night and carried away clothing and Valuables to an estimated value of S250
 Definite Proposals for Peace in Mexico were made to Pedro LascuraIn, minister of foreign relations, during his recent visit at Fl Paso, Tex. It is said the proposals came from insur- recto leaders.
 The Trial Of Julian Hawthorne and others, charged with using the mails to defraud in promoting mining stocks, was postponed yesterday until Jan. 20 on account of the continued illness of Federal Judge Hough.
 if the Recommendation of the sen ate committee on appropriations is ac- cepted by the senate, as it probably will be, the commerce court will be discontinued after the close of the present fiscal year, June 30 next.
 The Automatic Revolver, after many years trial. having finally found favor in the army, and having been adopted as the standard arm, the ordnance bu- reau now has taken steps to embody the same principle in the army r11ie.
 A Package Which Arrived at a New York hotel addressed to F. F. Weston caused some LTOQOt0sf cts tAeIC were two F. F. Westons. 8 man and wom- an. The woman identified the package as containing the ashes of her pet dog.
 President Taft Yesterday sent to the senate the nomination of Col. George P. Scriven of the United States army signal corps to be chief signal officer, succeeding Brigadier General James Allen, who retires next month.
 nh;e- Mahar has hr011011+ S4tjt for $5,000 damages against Robert J. Flynn, a prominent business man of Hartford, because of injuries received in a smashup following a joy ride last summer. Miss Maher's beauty was marred by the accident, she alleges.
 The Date for the Marriage of Miss Helen Miller Gould to Finley J. Shep- set as Wednesday, Jan. 22- The eere- mony will be performed at Miss .Gould's country place near Tarrytown, N. Y.
 The Colorado Court of Appeals yes terday decided that a marriage con- tracted outside the state is legal in Colorado even if it takes place within a year after the granting of a divorce to one or both the parties by a Colo rado court.
 William Hoy and Mrs. Nettie Palmer of Danbury were taken ktoe Wethers- field prison yesterday, Hoy to serve one to three years. They were con- victed a few days ago for the killing of an infant son of Mrs. Palmer in October last.
 In Connection with the Recent Sale of the old Hopkins Grammar school property to Yale. it is announced that the university had purchased all the land on High street from Wall to Grove, fer the exclusive use of the var ious Yale publishing associations. both undergraduate and alumni