Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-28

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 simsbury, Conn.,, Has Voted to erect a $40,0OO grammar school.
 The 22d international Eucharistic congress was opened in Madrid.
 Liept. DeMalherbe, a military avi- ator flew from Paris to Sedan.
 A Potato Famine is Feared in Tex as, spuds now bringing s2 a busheI there.
 President Taft Will Spend One of the first week ends of the summer at Bev- erly next Saturday.
 Fire Chief David Campbell of Port land, Ore, was killed in an explosion in an old plant fire.
 Rev. A. C. Dixon had a splendid re- ception as pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, in London.
 The Initiative and Referendum Bill was killed in the Massachusetts house yesterday by vote of 125 to 75.
 The Dirigible ParsevaI V. was caught by fire while undergoing re- pairs, in Prussia, and was destroyed
 Red Pepper and Shotgun figured in a. riot between rival congregations over church property at Lansing, Mich.
 WhiteIaw Reid, the American Am sented by the king with a coronation medal.
 A Warrant Charging Murder and Ar son has been issued for the arrest of General Mosby of the Mexican in- surrectos.
 The Port Hood Coal Mines at Syd- ney N. S., have been flooded with sea water, causing probable total loss of the property.
 Notices Were Posted in the Atlantic mills at Providence yesterday announc- ing that the plant will close Thursday night for ten days.
 eleven locomotives have been ordered from American makers for service in Manchuria and Korea.
 Emperor William of Germany and President Taft exchanged messages
  can squadron to Kiel
 Billy Sunday, the Former Baseball player, has made over 1000 converts at an evangelistic meeting he is con- ducting at Erie, Pa.
 Pure Opium Valued at $f5,00O enough to bring dreams to all New York Chinatown, was found in a cellar in that quarter yesterday.
 Burglars Visited the Northbridge, Mass, postoffice blew open the safe and departed with $352 worth of stamps, but obtained no cash.
 Joseph Naco, Who was EIect-ocuted at Auburn prison, confessed to his spiritual advisers that he killed Anna Candiana with stove litter.
 Eight Women Mourners Were Injured in panic caused by a severe electri- cal storm during the funeral of Georg3 Serene at West Kittanning, Pa.
 Fire Which Started in the Trying Out room of the Young & kimball Oil company's works at New Bedford yes terday caused a loss estimated at s15,- 900.
 Henry WendeIbaum of Brooklyn is read as the result of a mosquito bite. Blood poisoning resulted from his scratching the spot with his finger nails.
 The Will of Dr. E. Peabody Gerry of Boston contains bequests of 5000 each to Harvard university and to the Be nevolent Fraternity of Churches in Boston.
 An Effort is Being Made to Recall Mayor Murdock of Parkersburg, Va, where the commission form of govern ment has been in operation less than two months.
 On Charge of Larceny in Workers,
 N. Y, Frank Casseldo, known in sporting circles as Kid Mitchell, d lightweight prize fighter, was arrested at Woonsocket, R. l., yesterday.
 Four Days Remain in Which Cor porations may pay their federal tax. A heavy penalty will be assessed against all that have not paid when the treasury closes it's doors on June 30.
 Protesting His innocence to the Last, John Fisk was hanged at the mounted police barracks at Calgary, Alberta, yesterday for .the murder of Tucker Peach a rancHer of Okotoko, May IS, 1910.
 Disturbances About the Plant of the Baldwin Locomotive works at Phila- delphia, where strike of more than 5000 men has been in progress for three weeks, are becoming more fre- auent.
 The St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church, a magnificent stone structure. at Montreal. was struck by lightning during a terrific thunder storm last night and was practically destroyed in fire which followed.
 The Recent Cool Spell of Weather has raised apprehensions among the oyster growers a. to a set this sea sofl. Smelling of grounds is just be- ginning, but there are no signs of spawn because of the cold water.
 The 300 MacF1inists Employed by .he Smith Premier al Smith Brothers and Monarch Typewriting company, Syra- cuse. N. Y., went out yesterday when their employers refused to grant a nine hour day with ten hours salary.
 The Body of Charles Clark, an aged veteran of the Civil war who retired year ago as cashier of the Baxter Ma tional bank at Rutland Vt. was found