Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03

NlM w ME. < Condensed Telegrams
 A Sharp Advance in the Price of butter IS predicted by retailers.
 The Yaqui Indians in Arizona are threa tening to begin war on Mexico.
 Miss Madeline o. Bradley was mar r1ed to Richard H. Micon of Virginia
 Cardinal Gibbons Presided at the commencement exercises at Trinity college.
 Forest Fires Are Raging in British Columbia and Arrow Head, Man. is in grave danger.
 William Alexander Smith, for over 60 years member of the New York Stock Exchange, is dead.
 That Vice is Protected in Hartford is the assertion of Merrill S. Loulzs, a former state police officer.
 Eight Hundred Democrats in the northwest celebrated recent victories at the polls with banquet at St. Paul, Minn
 Oscar P. Bowers, a well-known poli- tician and business man of -Wellsville, Ohio, was found murdered in an alley near his home.
 The National Liberal Club of Eng land gave a dinner in London to An drew Carnegie in recognition of his peace crusade.
 Record Breaking Number of mar riages took place in Boston during the month just closed. The official figures place it at 734.
 Major General Fred D. Grant will re- iieve General Carter as commander of the 1nanoeuvres division at San An tonic. Tex. July l.
 Wives and Daughters of Striking miners at Irwin, Pa, were put in jail a second time for parading and singing The Union Forever.
 Contracts Were Let Yesterday for a new eleven story building for the Hart ford National bank in Hartford, which is to cost $500,000.
 
 A YawIboat Was Cut from the stern davits of the schooner Margaret H. Roper by the Morgan liner Momus in a fog off Sandy Hook.
 Pat Crunpf, a Negro, who, it is charged, attempted to assault the wife of a planter at White Haven, Tenn, was hanged by a mob
 A Resolution Has Been Introduced by Senator Pomerene asking for a criminal prosecution of the officials of the Standard Oil company.
 Requests Amounting to S172,00o, in cluding SS5.000 for Brown university, are contained in the will of Dr. Oliver Henry Arnold of Providence.
 Barns of Eight Bridgeport milk deal CTS were raided and over 800 bottles seized, 1t being claimed that they were being used contrary to law.
 The Punnpins Out of Water from around the wreck of the old battleship Maine at Havana will begin today to teststhe cofferdam for leaks. The Sultan of Morocco hassasssed the commander of the French forces to place a permanent garrison of B. 900 men in the southern capital. By Failing into Creek face down. ward during fainting spell, Bernard H. McGoyern. aged 42, of Maiden was drowned in three inches of water George F.. Kendall, former state bank commissioner, died at his home at Suffield, Conn, yesterday of a complication of diseases, in his 61st year.
 T =. the Rhode Island state board of health, has begun an agitation for the establishment of a national ieper camp.
 Hannpton's Magazine, Columbian Magazine, Home Magazine, Sterling Magazine. Orff's Farm Review and the l American Woman's Review have con- solidated. The Chilean Government has award ed to the Electric Boat company of New York 8 contract for building two submarine boats costing in the ag- gregate about $1.000,000
 Struck by a Pennsylvania Express train. Louis Chadwick Green, a we'll known banker of Norwalk, Conn, died at the general hospital at Elizabeth, N. J., from a fractured skull The Wooden Spoon, to receive which is the highest honor a student at Bow doin can win at the hands of his fel- low students. was presented to John Lawrence Hurley of Maiden, Mass. For Shipping Clans from Polluted beds al the mouth of the Merrimac to Portsmouth, N. H., D. E. Aubin of Newburyport was fined s25 in the United States district court yester- day.
 It Was Definitely Decided last night that Sunday baseball would be played at Steeplechase island and accord = inglv Bridgeport and Northampton will cross bats there Sunday after noon.
 Two Massachusetts Electric com l pan1es consolidated yesterday when at a special meeting the Old Colony Street Railway stockholders author ized a merger with the Boston 6 Northern. An Invitation to Visit Lincoln, Neb l extended by Governor Aldrich and Mayor Charles W. Bryan, brother of 1 William J. Bryan, next September, has been taken under adyisement by 1 President Taft.
 ExPresident Castro Of Venezuela l has been located at Lisbon, and the 1 Ifpitpd States 9jIthOrifieS have nOtifi a6