Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-07

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w. H. West Was Sworn in yester- day as successor to the late Senator A. O. Bacon of Georgia.
 William E. Kelly, president of the Ma tiona1 Letter Carriers association, will be the new postmaster at Brooklyn.
 President Wilson will leave Wash ington today for Philadelphia for what he calls his annual inspection by an oculist."
 Richard Cleveland, son of the late president, is suffering from measles in the infirmary of Phillips Exeter Acad- emy at Exeter, N. H.
 Forty Women in Illinois lost their lives in 1913 from pouring kerosene or gasolene into their kitchen stoves to make the fire burn.
 Twenty Eight Students at Phillips Exeter academy at Exeter, N. H., were in the infirmary yesterday suf- fering with measles.
 An Anti-Tipping Bill was introduced in the New York legislature. It makes it misdemeanor for anyone to accept, promise, offer or receive a tip.
 Clyde Wilmington, aged 15 years, of Springfield. was arrested at Milford,
 
 theft of a horse from man in Berlin.
 Dr.. Anna Howard Shaw will be un- able to participate personally in the suffrage campaign which the associa.- tion is about to undertake in the south.
 Mrs. Maud Taylor, aged 30 years, was yesterday sentenced at Uikeville, Ky, to the penitentiary for from two to 21 years for the killing of Cleveland Huff.
 Another Whale Hunting expedition to the Arctic seas Is planned by John Borden, millionaire sportsman of Chi cago, and Harry Scott. of San Fran cisco.
 One Million Three Hundred thous- and Norwegian cabbages, valued at S25 900, were dumped into the ocean off Sandy Hook yesterday as unfit to eat.
 Benjamin Warren Porter, president of the Springfield Chamber of Com merce and of the New England Box company, died suddenly at Boston yesterday.
 The Sale of the American and Sun Publishing company of Lawrence, Mass. by William $. Jewett to John P. s. Mahoney an attorney, was an nounced yesterday
 
 Captain Edmond S. Manson, a state tax commissioner of Massachusetts, who formerly commanded some fam ous clipper ships, died at Boston yes terday at the age of S4 years.
 The Imposing of Poll Tax of s1o on every voter, to be remitted upon proof that he actually voted at the most recent election, is proposed in a bill introduced in New York. Oresto ShilIiteni, murderer of two New York policemen and an Italian, was sentenced yesterday to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison dur ing the week beginning April 1S. Frank Caseara, who recently was granted a Carnegie hero medal and of Policeman Matthew Leonard, of Clymer, Pa, died in his home at Cly- mer.
 John Leach. Fish Dealer of Provi- dence, was found dead with his head posed that while sleeping in a chair he fell out and struck his head on the | coal bod.
 Seven Coaches of Baltinnoye & Ohie l train No. 14 were derailed at Tiffin Ohio, yesterday, and two of the coach es turned over and were dragged 200 feet Several passengers suffered min, or injuries.
 Mrs. Mabel Garcia. wen-to-do Gu baH and owner of a cigar factory, was shot and killed in her home in New York yesterday by Victor Reynolds. a ! young employe of hers, whose atten- | tions she had rejected. Rev. John B. Cook, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Girard Pa, yesterday notified District At | torney J. O. Wait that John Turner aged S3, had confessed to him that he murdered his wife at Linesville Pa, in 1885
 Sending oo,ooo Cartridges to the George NerdeRholt, a New York ann munition dealer, s1,o0o, not because | the cartridges were centraband, but because they were billed as nails. Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont served no- tiee on Senator AsRufst yesterday that | tRe suffragetteS would declare war eH | frage constitutional amendment to go ! te a vote in the senate at this time. The Body of Miss Edith K. Dustia | 37 years of age and a graduate of Lasen seminary, was found on the | beach near Gloucester, Mass, yester- | day: It is supposed that she threw l herself into the water Thursday night Former President Taft has been sug- | geSted to President Wilson by Senator Gallinger as chairman of the board ot l trustees which the New Haven reac l and the department of justice expected | te put in control of the New Haven's | Boston & Maine stock.