Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-09

T tIFgTdDU- TIDUne, | died at Indianapolis of heart failure. Pouring Kerosene on a wood fire re- l suited in the death at Bristol. R. l.. yesterday of Mary Haberlin, six years l old.
 Some Improvement was reported yes l terday in the condition of Mrs. B. H. 1 Cheney. formerly Julia Arthur, the
 actress
 Phoebe Cousins, the first woman l lawyer in the United States. died in
 St. Louis, aged 72 years. She died in l poverty.
 1 gist of Quarryville Pa- is dead of pei | la9Iay the second death from the dis | ease in Pennsylvania. Fred Merier tmpersonating Santa l Claus, was seriously injured when his | aerop!ane,r run on wires through 8 store | in Milwaukee, Wis, fell.
 The Suit to Test the constitutional l ity of the income tax will come before | Judge Landts in the United States Dis 1 trict court at Chicago next Wednesday.
 Safe Blowers Broke into the gener- i al store- and post office at Princeton, l (Mass.) depot, kept by George A Big | elow, Sunday night and stole every thing of value in the safe.
 Louise TitIocE, yeats old. died dur l ing Sunday night at a Derby hospital 1 from tetanus. She was burned last
 Thanksgiving day while playing about | a bonfire.
 Kathleen Sinnmon, IS years old. was ion f1 | tiary for murdering her year old l playmate at Warsaw, Saskatchewan, | last June.
 Practical Trial of Government own ership of railway mail cars is propos- l ed in bill approved yesterday by the house Dostof1ce and post roads l committee.
 Out of the $500 Automatic train 1 stop devices offered in answer to the
 New Haven's $10,O00 offer for such a | device, 1,500 have been tested and two will be installed.
 Thomas R. sherdnan, 65 years old master mechanic and the oldest mem Der of the New Haven fire department
 in active service, died yesterday from
 acute indigestion.
 Captain James E. Marks of Sanford 1 Va, master of the oyster sloop Mary Inez. Is believed to have been robbed, 1 murdered and his body cast into the 1 waters of Chesapeake bay,
 President Wilson told callers yes terday that the United States did not wish to establish a proteCtOrate over any country of Central America or over any other part of the globe. TLran P.r.s nAIonu;an ta T7-aa NTfab ois at White Hills, Shedton, 8 silo with 125 tons of ensilage, an ice house, and $1,500 worth of hay were burned yes terday, The losses total about S3,000.
 President Wilson late yesterday took l a walk to the capitol, After a stroll through the capitol grounds he en-
 tered the building and took the favor ite route of tourists through statuary hall,
 A Few Hours After going to work for the first time as a brakeman, AL l fred MulIigan was run over and killed York, New Haven 6 Hartford railroad l at Pawtucket, R. l.
 The Third Dividend of the Atlantic National bank of Providence, which failed last April, was paid to it's de-  for 12 1-2 per cent, making a total of 50 per cent. paid thus far. As a Result of Several Months i'm vestigation, Superintendent of Schools Ella F, Young, of Chicago, declared that frequent attendance at moving picture shows threatens to impair the eyesight of school children,
 Instead of Sentencing Joseph Misko- vita, 9 Pottstown, Pa. II years old boy, accused of petty thievery, Judge SolIy recommended an operation to re- lieye his brain of a bone pressure.
 Mrs. Jennie Eaton, widow of the ad- miral, who says she contracted an in debtednass of s20,000 while disproving the charge of killing her husband, has asked the state to compensate her for the loss.
 Fairfax Harrison, recently elected president of the Southern Railway company, to succeed the late William Wilson Finley, was yesterday elected president of the Cincinnati, New Or leans and Texas Pacific Railway com pany.
 The Timely Discovery of a Hole in the foundation wall of a Park Row building, at Stamford in which is To- Cat6d me AleEanGef w eeQ l6W6IFY store has, in the opinion of the police frustrated an attempt to rob the es- tGhlishment.
 The Body of Frederick Mandervilie of Hartford was found in patch of woods at GreenbeCker's Corners, in Kensjngton, just over the Neriden line yesterday. IT was case Of suicide Btanderviue having slaslled his wrist with a razor so that he bied to death.
 Protests From Western Cattle Men that fresh meat from Argentine and other countries was not being plain ly marked to distinguish it from Amer ican meat resulted in the passage of g resolution by the senate yesterday calling on the department of agri- culture for information.
 The Board Of Directors of the Cana dian Pacific railway created a S55, ,000,- GOO trust fund yesterday to be known as 'the special investment fund" It will be made up of deferred payments on land sales and securities in which the cash proceeds of land sales are in vested
 Declaring That They Had wheeled their three little girls nearly 1900 miles in baby carriages, Milton Upe- graf and his wife arrived in Philadel- phia Sunday night after 8 four months journey from Nebraska Up- degraff native of Philadelphia who was employed as a sheep herder in Nebraska, lost his position and de- sided fe eeJAs back east