Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-27
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syden Thompson, Aged rs, of Rock
teeth.
Two Mormon Elders Are in South
bury, Conn, endeavoring to make con-
/ verts.
July 2 Being peace Sunday" 10000
peace services are planned throughout
the country.
Miss Anna kees and Albert j.. Handt.
| man were drowned in the Ohio river
near Cincinnati.
Louis Lamaroff Was Accidentally
Killed in a shooting gallery near New
Brunswick, n J.
Lieutenant General Sir Seymour John
Blame died at London last night. He
was born in 1888.
No Decision Has Yet Beer Taken
with reference to the formation of a
new French cabinet.
A Western and New York Million
aIre are to be arrested for their part in
smuggling scheme.
Mrs. Thomas Leach, Wire of the
Pittsburg center fielder, died of kidney
trouble in a hospital at Pittsburg.
A Boom for Governor Foss of Massa-
chusettS for the democratic nomina-
ton for president has been launched.
Arne Lerum, Aged 81, Once Star
football player of the University Of
Wisconsin, died from intestinal cancer.
The Rail Mill Plant of the Carnegie
Steel company has resumed operations
after being idle for year and half
Willie Fitzgerald of New York
knocked out Dick Doyle of Boston n
the first round at Trop, n. Y, last
night.
Madero, the Mexican Liberator, in a
manifesto declares the taxes are to be
distributed equally among the rich and
the poor.
John n. King, Aged II, Died as the
result of being hit in the temple by d
pitched ball while playing baseball at
Bridgeport Sunday.
According to the Census Bureau, the
worlds crop of cotton last year was
short of the quantity needed for the
annual consumption.
A Hotel, Three Residences and a
barn were destroyed by fire at Bath,
small town 80 miles north of Wood
stock, N. B., yesterday.
Andrew Fisher, a Scotchman, now
prime minister of Australia. has caused
a sensation in England by his almost
anarchistic utterances.
There Mae Eira n,,.- II
in New York, caused by cigarettes
smoked by two women.
Half a Billion Dollars Would Be
Saved annually in the United States if
every state would improve its main
highways in point of efficiency
The Trial of Edmund Duez in Paris
on the charge of embezzling over ST.
100000 belonging to the French gov
ernment has ended in conviction.
x-Senator Smith OF New Jersey IS
to be conciliated if Governor Wilson
expects the New Jerhey delegation at
the democratic national convention.
r. l.. Borden, Leader of the Canadian
conservatives is not meeting with
much success in his campaign in the
farming districts against reciprocity.
Lorado Taft's Colossal Statue of an
Indian which stands on a bluff above
Rock river, near Oregon, ILL.,, has been
completed and will be unveiled next
Saturday.
Daniel Duncan, Aged 36 Years, an
official of the American Security and
Trust company of Washington, d. c.,
died at Colorado Springs, Col, of tu-
berculoSis
A Mass Meeting of New England
Farmers at Boston yesterday decided
that a price on milk could be agreed
upon despite interpretations of the
Sherman law.
A Civil Anti Trust Suit Against the
Periodical Publishers association.
commonly called the ma gazine trust.
will be filed in the United States court
at New York today.
The Forest Fires in Connecticut the
past spring swept over $1,000 acres of
woodland and brought a loss of $780,
900 to the owners. according to the re-
port made by State Forester Spring.
A Man Whom the New York Police
describe as Noah Lader, young law
yer of Greenwich, Conn.,, was arrested
by detectives last night and locked uD
on bench warrant charging grand
larceny.
That Matthew McDonoueh, the eight
year old South Boston boy, who was
badgered into drinking an unknown
liquid, died of acute alcohol poisoning.
is the opinion of the Boston City hos
pital physicians.
Prefacine His Sermon With Reel
tation of Casey at the Bat" the Rev.
Franklin Baker pastor of the F'irs;
Unitarian church at Sacramento, Cal,
spoke to A large congregation in de-
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