Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-16

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OUliueIlSeu teie9T diiiS
 Saturday Marked the si,tieth birth day of Vice President Marshall.
 A Gang of Chinese Opium snug glers is menacing Canadian border 1 cities.
 Fire Destroyed the Club House of the Elks at Newark, N. J., at a loss of s2O,0oO.
 One More Case of bubonic plague in Havana has been reported to the public health service.
 Stanley Lowndes, millionaire oyster planter, who weighed moro than 400 pounds died at Greenport, x. l., aged 55.
 passed a workman compensation bill, providing both death and accident | indemnity.
 Judge c. A. Willard of the United States district court, at Minneapolis, i died there as the result of nervous | breakdown.
 The Grand Opera House, erected at | Leechburg, Pa, two years ago at a cost of s100,O0Q, was destroyed by 1 fire Saturday.
 The Round House of the Grafton l & Upton railroad at Milford, Mass, was destroyed by fire Saturday with loss of $40,oo0.
 1 Charles H. Rich, for twenty -one years sexton of the Congregational church of Biddeford. Me, committed suicide Saturday.
 Rt. Rev. John Scarborough, Protes- l tant Episcopal bishop of New ter sey, died at Trenton Saturday after a short illness.
 Perfection in a Fire Drill saved 400 girls from a fire panic in a four story white goods factory building at New ark, N. J., Saturday.
 The Body of Antone Botelhe was found in Crab Pond, Fall River, Sat urday. He has been missing from his home since February 16.
 Daniel o'conneII, known during the last few years as the oldest member of the Elks died at his home near Owosso, Mich-, Saturday.
 The Passing of the United States Express company, which its directors voted to dissolve, will throw 15,0O0 persons out of employment.
 Seventeen Thousand Pots of 1 shamrock were brought to New York 1 by the Cunard liner Maureta mia for ] the annual celebration of March IT.
 Allan Forman, founder of the Jour
 nalist, of New York. now merged with
 the Editor and Publisher. died Satur
 day at Mattick, L. l. He was 64
 years old.
 Small Pex Conditions in South Texas
 due to the influx of thousands of 1 Mexicans who have crossed the border
 to escape the revoIutions-It is~decIared
 have assumed serious proportions. l Hunt For the Treasure the pirate Jean La1itte is supposed to have l buried in the swamp wildS of LoutSf- ana during his successful operation or
 the gulf coast, has been renewed. Consolidation of the Fitchburs Ma , tional bank and the Fftchburg Safe Deposit and Trust company, two o1 : the largest banking institutions il [ Fitchburg, Mass, was announced or ? Saturday.
 Tramps Who Built Fire on the
 building in the Green Point sectior of Brooklyn, caused a blaze that diC |, $500, 900 damage, and resulted in thu ? ! injury of three firemen.
 Mrs. Tanka Belatski, a widow 2 = years of age, was murdered in thu $ 1 yard at the rear of a house whert L 1 she boarded on Spring street Saturda!
 at Fall River, Mass. by a mar = whose attentions the woman refused V Five Armed Robbers broke into tn = mail order branch of the Hartman 1 Furniture company at Chicago, Sat = urday, blew open the office safe, threY [. | aside valuable securities discardet y $40,000 in money orders and escapet l. with $15,000 cash.
 . The Worlds Record for days rul by an east-bound Atlantic steamshi has been broken by the Cunard line
 Lusitania. Between Thursday moo and Friday noon the vessel had GOV 1 cred SIS knots, an average speed c t 26.70 knots an hour. William Cheney Ellis, Cincinnati
 leather merchant convicted at Chica .- go of killing his wife, accepted # sentence of fifteen years in the stat
 penitentiary Saturday without makin - an effort to get a new trial
 Judge c. M. Masters, aged 73, forr " CT county judge, leading lawyer, form 'f CT supreme master of the Ancien O-