Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-27

erection of a permanent temple at Alexandria, Va.
 Miss Moilie SaterfieId is seriously i'll at her home in Pottsville, Pa. from blood poisoning caused from the dye of an underskirt.
 Mrs Alonzo Dains, aged 65. Of White Hills, an outlying section of shelton, was found frozen to death near a neighbor's home yesterday. Erman Took of Kennett Square. Pa, l who was showing signs of improve ment under the radium treatment for cancer, died yesterday from pneu- | monia
 Several Hundred Cases of measles i are reported by physicians to exist in l the public schools of Meriden. and many rooms in the schools are being | closed.
 ! The Russell Iamson building. one of 1 the largest business structures at 1 Waterloo. Iowa, was destroyed by fire : yesterday. The loss was estimated at ] S36G 900. ! The Board of Education of ClncIII-- nati lifted the bar against the em- ] ployment of married women as teach i CTS and approved the provision for i equal pay.
 | After a World Wide Search, Boston ! authorities arrested Samuel Rosenfeld l yesterday on sixteen indictments aris- ! ing from the so-called De Luxe book f sale cases. 1 The American, Cunard and White ! Star lines yesterday announced reduc- tions of S4.S0 in their rates flor east ! bound passengers and $40 for west ! bound passengers.
 The Crew of the Gloucester fishing schooner Georgie Campbell arrived at i, Curling. x. F., yesterday. reported the wreck of their vessel on Wood Is ! land Sunday.
 Oscar Miles, Gate Tender, and ! killed yesterday at a West Shore Railroad crossing in Amsterdam, N. T., by light engine. A Life Size Portrait of Cardinal Gib- l bons has just been completed bS Miss Anna K. Shea an Ohio artist. 1t will he presented to the Catholic uniVer- l sity at Washington.
 Organization of Boys Pig Clubs" in l the Southern states is the latest step ! taken by the Department of Agri- l culture as q. means of reducing the high cost of living
 Eight Hundred Men and officers were qlJarantined on the battIeship l Arkansas in the Brooklyn Navy yard ! Monday because of a threatened out break of diphtheria.
 Francis Carl, commissioner of GUS toms at HankoW' ChIna brousht President Wilson yesterday an auto eraphed picture of Iii ' uan Hueng, vice president of China.
 Joseph Mature, three years old, of Stamford. Conn., who was il of pneu- monia, is dead . result of being bathed in carbolic acid purchased in mistake by his father.
 Butter That Has Travelled 12O0O miles from New Zealand soon Will he placed on sale in the United States A Chicago produce firm yesterday signed a contract Tor S00.0Oo pounds
 Arthur Evans of Newark. N J. an Englshman. who has been in the
 United States 23 years. is serving a , sentence in jail rather than send his 15-year-old daughter to the public i schools.
 To Encourage Forestry in Massa- | chusetts, taxes should moi be levied cn the growing timber until it is cut
 i'll the opinion of a special commis- sion which reported to the legisls ture yesterday.
 Claims Amounting to S5o0,0 against the Wslpole Tire and Rubber com ! pany which has been in the hands of receivers for the past six months
 were allowed by the federal court al
 Boston yesterday.
 , I 7o,o.n T,, Mae shoe manufacturer, closed his factory | yesterday. making 300 employees idle
 when twelve edge makers refused to
 allow him to submit their demand fol
 a wage increase to arbitration Wrapping Her Head in a blanket
 Mrs Edward Walton. wife of the pro- prietor of the Hotel Walton in Home
 stead Pa. Monday morning made her
 way through blazing corridors tc
 awaken fifteen guests. They escaped in their night clothing. A Committee of the New York Bar
 association at a meeting this month will recommend the enactment of 9
 law to provide that a jury in a mur- . der case in which insanity, plea has been used as defense, may return 2 verdict of guilty but insane" oenOuneins censocship. as the
 
 operators of motion picture theatres , in Pittsburgh yesterday sent a com
 mittee to Harrisburg to place before
 Governor Tener a protest against the
 newly appointed state board of cen-
 soTs.
 l When the Pet Puppy of the Feathers
 family at East Canaan. waddled into the house, it bore in it's mouth the arm of baby. The medical examiner c. W. Camp of Canaan. was notified and a search by him resulted inc the
 finding of the body of a male infant
 wrapped in Boston newspapers under the Feathers barn.
 , Kelley Case Dismissed.
 Syracuse. N. Y, Jan. 26.-Supreme
 Court Justice A H. Seweu at Cort-
 land this afternoon granted motion
 to dismiss the indictment returned bs the Cortland county grand jury gainSt
 William 1T. Kelley, democratic state . 1 commit eeman of Onnnda2a ctIIntN