Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-28

until the early hours of the morning.
 Three Small Children of Mir. and Mrs. Perry Rowland of HaIeyville, Ala, are dead the result of eating rat poison.
 Robbers Yesterday Dynamited the vaults of the Merchants and Planters bank of Humphrey, Ark, and escap- ed with $500.
 A Bill, Requiring Labels bearing a skull and bones, on all beer bot ties, will be introduced in the New York assembly.
 Mrs. Sarah Rowland Jones, wife of Captain George \. Jones, of Downers Grove. Ill.,, died yesterday after long illness. aged 71 years.
 In Filming pr. 6uIlman of New York magistrate ruled that doctors must also obey the speed laws.
 The Letter Written by General U. s. Grant to his father, in which he an nounces his determination to enlist, was sold at New York for $910.
 Strong School, one of the largest and best equipped of New Haven's Cram mar schools was burned yesterday. It accommodated nearly 300 pupils.
 Rev. pr. William F. Berry, a we'll known temperance worker. was con victed at Portland Maine, yesterday, of labelling George F. Haley. associate justice of the supreme court.
 The Corporation of John H. Wood bury, face specialists, was summoned to police court in New York yester- day, to answer a charge of practicing medicine without license.
 Nicholas kisseps Baby Girl received probably fatal injuries when the man jumped with the child in his arms from the roof of his burning house at Chelsea. Mass, early yesterday.
 A Strong Plea for higher scholar ship requirements is made and drastic action in the case of the man who fails to maintain a passing mark in his studies is urged by the Yale News.
 Mrs. Florence Helen PooIey, grand daughter of one of Napoleon's guards at St. Helena, died at her home at Leavenworth, Kansas yesterday She was born on the Island Of St. Heleza.
 The State of Rhode Island has never been so final ncially embarrassed as it is at present. General Treasurer Walter A. Read declared in his an- nual report to the general assembly yesterday.
 A Fall of Only Six Feet resulted in the death of Mrs. Mary Wheeler of Hartford yesterday. She was on the back porch of her home hanging out clothes. The line broke and caused her to fall.
 Purchase of the First and second Bull Run battleields by the govern ment was proposed with an appropri- ation of $50,O00 by bill. introduced yesterday by Representative Carline of Virginia.
 Senator Maritime asked the senate yesterday to vote s10,0O0 te aid build ing a. monument to President Garfield at Long Branch, N. T.. conditional on the raising of $10,000 by memorial association.
 Alexander SVmailiyo, who was rem dered insane by being struck over the head with q billiard cue au Shelton, on the night of January 12 died at the hospital for the insane at Middle town yesterday
 Charged With a Serious Offense at Hartford, his victim being a white girl 14 years of age. Everett Brown, color ed, 34 years of age, was bound over to the criminal superior court yester- day, under bond of S5,oo0.
 Clifford M. Caldwell, died in the state prison at Wethersfield yesterday of, general peresis. He was com mitted from New Haven May 1, 1908. under q sentence from 10 to 12 years for assault with intent to murder.
 Cooperation by Farmers in killing a6f hr.e- i.t. is estimated. has done sS5o,000.oo0 damage to crops in this country during the paEt sixteen years Is recommend ed by the department of agriculture.
 Benjamin pickensen, negro, charged with ths murder Sunday night of W. A. Chaffin, R tray cling salesman, at Oklahoma City, was re- moved from Jail yesterday by 8. mob that came in automobiles taken to Noble nine miles north Of Purcell and hanged.
 Francis ". Clifford years old while coa sting down Andover street hill at Worcester yesterday ran into a three ton auto-truck in West Boyls- ton street in such a way that the front wheel passed over his abdomen, crushing his body so that his death is expected,
 Lefty Louie" Rosenberg, "Whitie" Louis, "Gyp the Blood" and ''Dago Frank" the four gunmen convicted with former police Lieutenant Charles Becker of the murder of Herman Ro- sehthal, have broken down under the stFain of waiting for the decision on their appeal.
 Two New York Chauffeurs, John Chandler and Chester Cravis, members of a band of thieves charged with stealing ears worth $160, 300 during the last two years, pleaded guilty yester- day; They promised to help the dis trict attorsey to bring other members of the gang to justice.
 J. B. Richardson of Hartford was sentenced to one year in jail in Springfield. Mass. police ceurt yes teEday. The testimony showed that took Carmeilo Mazze. 1T years old from Hartford to Springfield making her believe that a marriage li- cense secured that constituted mar riage. & M. Needs Increased Earrings.
 Manchester, N. H.. Jan. 27.-The | need of increasing the earnings of the | Boston and Maine railroad was em- ohasized by Howard Elliott, chairman | )f the board of directors of the New