Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17

died at his home there, aged f5.
 Henry Dorman, 113. years old. died | at Liberal, Mo, yesterday. He served l in both the Mexican and Civil wars. Three YaIe Students Were Arrested | in a New Haven theater for throwing | cigarette boxes on the stage at Gaby i Deslys.
 There is Said to Be No prospect of ! announcement of reserve cities under the new banking act before April 1, at earliest.
 1 Father Stiattesi, the astronomer of | Bologna, announces that he has dis
 covered the moon is ovoid shaped and not spherical.
 l The Thirtieth and what was believed | to be the last body was removed from the ruins of the Missouri Athletic club at St. Louis yesterday
 Marshall OBrien, an engineer on the | New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, was badly burned. while running his train out of New York.
 Isaac Cooley, Reputed IA Years old. died yesterday at his home in l Escambia county, Florida. He had more than one hundred grandchildren l A New inquiry lnto Lhe hurueF ol | Mary Phagan, factory girl, was be- | gun at Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday by the head of the Burns detective | agency.
 Mrs. Louisa LindIoff, convicted on February 23 of having poisoned her son, and sentenced to 25 years in the | penitentiary. died in the Chicago jail yesterday
 | | terday failed to declare the extra | quarterly dividend of 1-2 percent.
 which it has regularly distributed | since 1909.
 Reno Emile Quontin, formerly prom inent as a painter in this country,
 France, and Canada, died in a sana- | tarium at Providence yesterday. He l was 54 years old.
 | At the Marriage of Miss Helen Dins- more Huntington to Vincent Astor on
 April 30, the arrangements will all | low but 250 guests because of the | size of the church.
 Knives, Wrenehes and Plies repre- | senting value of nearly s2o0 were | taken from the hardware store of H.
 D. Afeeker. at Danbury, some time | Sunday afternoon.
 A Bill Was Passed by the Kentucky l house providing a penitentiary sen-
 tence for every man convicted of eloping- with girl whose parents ob-
 tect to their marriage.
 Detained on General Charge of
 suspicion, Mrs. Fila" Splawn-M Miller ODall, was held in the Los Angeles jail yesterday. She had created a sensation by claiming to be Dorothy
 Arnold who vanished in 1910.
 Suit to Tie Up all work on the great Catskill water supply system now ! nearing completion was filed in the federal court at New York. yesterday
 by the Ramapo Water company. l as a girl in Cambridge. Mass. Fred l erick Melanson brought doctors
 statement and forced the city clerk
 to correct the official birth record r During a Quarrel Yesterday, Mrs. Ida Widrig, thirty years old, of Springvilie, N. Y, shot and killed her husband, John Widrig at woodlawn, near Buffalo, firing three shots into
 his body.
 Assurance Was Given yesterday to employees of the United States Express 1 company that when the Company goes out of business provision for
 them will be made by other express | companies.
 William F. Mecombs, chairman of
 the democratic national committee,
 has declined Governor Glynn's offer to nominate him for a position on the
 first district public service sommis-
 sion to succeed John E. Eustis.
 Secretary sryaH and sener caIvo,
 the Costa k5een minister. yesterday
 signed protoeol extending for q 1 period of five years the provisions of the special arbitration treaty between
 the United States and Costa Rica.
 "Mether" Mary Jones, noted woman strike leader who has been a mili-
 tary prisoner in San Raefei hospital.
 at Trinidad Colo, since January 12, l was put aboard a train quietly Sun day night and sent out of the coal strike district.
 A Verdict of Not Guilty was return | ed at Mayfeld, Ky, yesterday by the jury in the second trial of May Cope | land and her fance, Lucian Turk, | charged with having murdered Miss l Copeland's brother-in-law, Hugh At 1 crimson, a wealthy farmer Notice of Appeal from the sentence
 of death imposed upon Hans Schmidt l the former priest for the murder of l AHLd AuLnuiIeT, VIII D0 uIe0 this week | and will act as a stay of sentence.
 Schmidt was sentenced to die next
 week.
 ! The Laying of the Keel of battle 1 ship number 3e, which may eventually | be named either the North Carolina ! or the Arkansas. a the navy yard in i Brooklyn, yesterday marked the form i al beginning of the greatest fighting. 1 machine in the United States navy. ! If the New Tariff Law threatens the l extinction of Hawaii's sugar industry | measures will be taken hy the gov eminent to protect it, either by re- | moving the application there of the i Chinese exclusion act or by doing away with coastwise shipping restric- | tionS.
 Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, until recent
 ly manager of the Grand River Av- l enue branch of the Central Savings | bank of Detroit, and Lyman D. Bur l nett, proprietor of a. Detroit horse
 market, Were arrested last evening 1 in connection with tho alleged em- l bezziement If more than $so,6a0 from the branch bank
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