Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-22

lnecticut in Proportion
Condensed kilograms
DR.. Gustavus r. Brown, a dentist
committed suicide.
BURGLARS Dynamited the Postoffice
at Jefferson, n. H., and secured 50, 900. |
The Scarlet Fever Epidemic has de-
veloped into an alarming situation in
Windsor, Conn.
Two Electric Storms Burst Over New
York yesterday. Several buildings We're
struck by lightning.
Frank Rosini, Young Italian, of
New York, has been shot for the fifth
time by mysterious enemies.
Miss Mary De Witt and George
Prentice, living in separate towns in
Iowa, were married by telephone.
initiated Thomas j. Lynch, president
of the National League of Baseball
Clubs.
The Brussels Weavers of the Hart
ford Carpet corporation have been
granted voluntary increase of
wages
The City of New York Has Awarded
the whole s225000 900 subway extern
sion to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company.
John D. Rockefeller Has Objected to
the appraisement of his Cleveland es-
tate by the tax authorities at $1,2S0,-
000,~ as tco high.
The President of Colombia favors
submitting to arbitration the dispute
with the United States growing out of
the secession of Panama.
The Regular Quarterly Dividend of 81
share was declared at the meeting
of the directors of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad.
Attorney General Wickersham De-
cIared yesterday that the people of tbs
United States would not want to re-
peal reciprocity after a, years time.
Mayor Evans of Winnipee announces
that the city had decided to purchase
the entire plant of the Winnipeg Elec-
trio Railway company for $5,o00,000.
: Burglars Snatched Tray of dia-
monds and made off with it from the
store of the Franklin Jewelry COM
pand, in the heart of Kansas City,
Mo-
The Chilean Government Has Refused
the American offers for the construc-
ton of two battleships of the dread
nought type owing to the high prices
asked.
During a Severe Electrical Storm at
Cumberland, r. l.. two buildings on the
estate of United States Senator Henry
F. Lippitt were struck by lightning and
burned to the ground
OF the As Typhoid Fever Patients
transferred from the st. Helena naval
reservation to the naval hospital at
Portsmouth, Va, there has been but
one fatality thus far.
Dispatches to R. G. Dun G. Company
indicate that lower temperatures have
been of some benefit to retail trade,
although the customary midsummer
dullness still prevails.
The Justices of Both the Supreme
and superior courts of Massachusetts
had their salaries increased about %
per cent through the signature of the
governor to a new salary bill
feadGUdrterS to = fufIneF the cdId1-
,dacy of Woodrow Wilson for president
have been opened in New York by
Lawyer William P. McComb, Jr.,
champion of the governor of New Jer-
sey.
Senator Townsend's Amendment to
tn reciprocity bill providing for in
ternational Improvement of the St.
Lawrence river from the Great sLakes
to the ocean was defeated in the SEN
ate.
Seventy Miles of Line Operated by
the Pittsburg. Butler Harmony and
New Castle Railroad company is tied
up. Motormen and conductors ran
their cars into the barns and declared
a strike.
A Survey of the Damage Caused by
a wind storm which swept over Wor-
cester Thursday night showed that the
gale was in the nature of "a tornado
and that considerable loss had been
caused.
One Certain Result of the Naval War
game in progress on the eastern en-
trance of Long Island Sound will be
recommendations to congress for a
considerable increase of the number of
submarine boats.
The Proposal to Declare General
Strike in this country and Canada on
the day of the trial of the Mcnamara
brothers opens in Los Angeles was
voted down. 172 to 124. by the Western
Federation of Miners.
Dr.. James I. VanSickIe of Baltimore
was yesterday chosen superintendent
of schools of Springfield. Mass. to
succeed Wilbur F. Gordy. DR.. Van
Sickle has been superintendent of
schools in Baltimore for II years
"Snobbshness is Dividing the church
against itself in America" declared
Miss Clara Barge, secretary of the
Women's Home Missionary tociety of
the Methodist Episcopal church. in an
address before $500 Chicago Metho-
dists
g" Killed My Wife, and believe !
got her grandmother; I did a good job
and 7 am willing to die for it," said
Emmett Yeagley, % years old, who shot
and killed his Is year old wife of four
months and fatally injured her grand
! mother. Mrs. Nell Pierce, Sc years old,
at their home in Jackson, Miss. He
claims his wife is unfaithful.
in its first fight in the Rhode Island
New Haven and Hartford railroad,
| court granted it's petition for an in
junction restraining the New Haven
road from proceeding with tn con-
lr,fv- lit !,