Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-09

,nnecticut in Proportion 1
 Condensed Telegrams
 Jacob Riis, is said to be suffering with an affection of the heart.
 Rear Admiral George A. Lyon, U. 5. N., retired, died at Philadelphia Pearl Entinge at one time most noted actress on the American stage ls dead in Atlantic City.
 Two More Scarlet Fever cases de- veloped at Suffield yesterday, maklnS g. total of twelve now under Quaran- tine.
 Chief Justice Harry H. clabaueh of inc Supreme court of the District of died suddenly Of heart failure.
 A Son Was Born Saturday to Mrs. Richard Derby, Of New York, who was Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore 
 Fred SchnitzeI Risked his life to save his pet cat when fire destroyed the Otten building at Freeport l.. l. Loss $25,000
 Samuel Knight, President Of the Topsham and Brunswick Twenty-f1N I've Cent Savings bank of Brunswick, Me, the past 20 years. died Saturday.
 The Worthy Hotel Company of Springfield Saturday filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy showing Ila- bilities of $51.646 and assets of S42,oSz.
 G. crisweII Smith, so years old, su- perintendent of Public schools at Media, Pa, was married to Miss Eliz- abeth Lamb, 30 years old, of Tyner, N. c.
 The Will of Mrs. Mary Reeves Lawrence of South Hadley, Mass, leaves s1,000 to aid one needy student each year at the Mount Holyoke col lege.
 Astronomers of the Naval observat- tory at Washington announce that on the night of Wednesday, March II, there will be a partial eclipse of the moon.
 District Attorney C. Pelletier is making an inquiry regarding the ar fairs of the Henry Siegel company at Boston which is in the hands of re- cetverS.
 Goods Stolen From the New York Central freight cars and valued at $75,00 were found by the police in Q flat in the Bronx occupied by Nicholas Smith, an engineer.
 Go to Church Sunday" aided by fair. weather. was pronounced last night by pastors of the principal churches throughout Rhode Island to have been a great success.
 Leo M. Frank of Brooklyn, N. Y- was resentenced to death at Atlanta Ga, Saturday for the murder of Mary Phagan a factory girl. His execu- tien was set for April IT. Rev. pr. John Henry Jewett, pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, New York, has declined to ac- cept the call to Union chapel, Con- gregational church in London. Democratic Leader A. E. Smith tn- troduced a bill in the New York as- sembly prohibiting smoking in mer- cantile establishments where mors than 10 persons are employed The Comptroller of tho Currene, Saturday issued a call for a staternen of the condition of all national banks of the United States at the close ol business on Wednesday, March {. A Ten Percent Reduction in th, salaries of afl chiefs captains anC ieutenants as well as many clerks engineers and forenen in the Bostol Fire department was put into effec Saturday.
 The Body of Mrs Annie 8. Hayden who has been missing from her Bea ! con Street home iE Boston since las | Wednesday was washed up on tn, ! beach near her summer estate at Cliff ton Heights, swampscott, Saturday, The Body of Francis MoRoris, as sistant postmaster of Milford, N. Y was found in a snow drift by a search | ing party Saturday a short distanc | from Middlefield. He started to driv to Milford at o'clock Sunday even ing.
 Six Sailors of the Naval Tug Poto mac. who arrived from Newfoundian i Friday were arrested early Saturda, at a Portsmouth. N. H., dance hal | where they were celebrating their es cape from the Gulf of St. Lawrenc ice,
 | A Number ef Power Boats and Dow CT boat fittings belonging to sunlme residents and local fishermen, wer burned or badly damaged in a fir which destroyed the shops of Fran Gele at Rocky Nook, Kingston Mass Saturday,
 William ]. Bryan yesterday crowne sPriHgfield's everybody go- to- ehurc
 Sunday" services with two addresse | delivered to an audience of 1,Soo wo
 Aaen in the Court Square theater an | te four thousand men in the mum
 eiPal auditorium
 Carl Minkfey of Milwaukee. a prom fnent Aocialist member of the Wis
 consin legislature in 1913, speakin
 last night before New Haven social
 ists. made a bitter attack on the In
 dustrie1 Workers of the World. Fl
 called Tannenbaum and Havoc
 wind bags"
 Tho Old Martin VanSuren Mansio
 in Kfnderhook, N. T., in which tow
 Governor Glynn was born, may |
 turned into a summer state capito
 AsSemblyman Hover has introduced
 bill proposing the appropriation (
 $55,900 for it's purchase.
 A Letter Sent to Mrs. Wilson, vii
 Of the president of the United State
 asking her to redueSt her husband f