Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
Condensed TelegramS


Naples, Salerno, Palermo and Venice.
VOLTS Periodic Comet Has Been
observed by Prof. Max Wolf of Heid.e-
berg.
Bowdoin College Graduated a Class
of 72 men. all of whom received the
degree of A. B.
Senator Root Admitted in the Senate
that his amendment to the reciprocity
bill would be defeated
The PennsyIvania Railroad Withdrew
advanced rates on anthracite coal from
the Pennsylvania fields.
Flags of All Nations FIuttered Over
Boston yesterday in honor of the coro-
nation of King George V.
President Jacob Gould schurman
presented 692 diplomas to graduating
students of Cornell university.
Appropriations Made by Congress in
the third session of the Sixty first con-
gress amounted to s1,02s.e .e82.ss2.
On July / the Price of Gas at Cum
berland r. l., will be reduced from
s1.10 to s1.05 per thousand feet.
Bids for the Construction of Four
submarine torpedo boats viii be open
ed at the navy department Sept. 1.
Tho Mistaking of a Bottle of cam
phorated oil for castor oil nearly caused
the death of George Pickett of Water
bury.
The Salmon Falls IN. H.) Manufac-
turing Co. has passed it's semi
dividend of per cent, usually payable
July 1.
Prof Basil L. GiIdersIeeve of Johns
Hopkins was honored with the degree
of doctor of laws by the University OF
Pennsylvania.
Senator Smith of Maryland intro
duced in the senate a bill to create a
forest reservation between Baltimore
and Washington.
DR.. Henry Barton Jacobs was elect
ed a vice president of the National
Association for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis.
Delayed by Locusts on the Rails"
is now common excuse of locomotive
engineers in New Jersey when called
upon to explain delays.
placed contract with a Cincinnati
firm for 400,000,000 envelopes to be
used during the next four years.
Governor Foss of Massachusetts pre-
sented the diplomas of the "a members
Of the graduating class at the Holy
Cross college commencement exercises.
Never in the History of Strawberry
growing in these parts has there been
such a prolific crop as the Hamden,
Conn. growers have marketed this
year.
An Investigation of the Campaign
contributions in the general elections
of 1904 and 1908 is proposed in reso-
luton introduced by Senator CuIberson
of Texas.
Senator William Loriner Arrived
from Chicago with ex-Judge E. H.
Hanecy, his personal counsel. and VIII
remain during the senate inquiry into
his election.
The Engagement of Miss kathsrine
Brown, granddaughter of former Sen
ator Henry G. Davis, Of West Virginia,
TO Lieut. Chester P. Barnett, Z. S. A,
is announced
Congressman Thomas L. Reilly an
nounces that his months salary as
mayor of Meriden, amounting to 1920
has been transferred to the account of
inspector of foods.
William Fournier, Aged 1s. who was
committed to the Lyman school for
boys from Amesbury, died in the den
lists chair at the school while under
the influence of an anaesthetic.
Harry Adams, "a Years Old, of At
lantic City. is totally blind from the
reflection of vivid flash of lightning
in looking glass in which he chanced
to peer as the bolt streaIed across the
sky.
President Taft Sent a Message to
congress urging the amendment of the
pure food and drug act He also as
sailed the manufacturers of what he
denounced as dangerous drug
frauds
The Report Of the Committee of law
yers appointed by Judge Wright to in
vestigate the contempt charges against
the officers OF the American Fedora ton
of Labor has been completed and will
soon be fled.
The Body of George A. French, pres
ident OF the Phillips Mo-. Savings
bank, was found hanging in his stable
1t is believed French committed sui
eide while temporarily unbalanced over
minor troubles.
Howard {. Gurney, Whose Arrest on
charge of forgery as he stood by the
grave of his wife in a Melrose Gem =
terry last week caused q sensation, was
sent TO the Concord reformatory for an
indefinite term.
Both Engineers Were Killed and sew
eral other trainmen and passengers
seriously injured in head-on collision
of a passenger train and switch en-
sine at Mill Greek, on the Tennessee
Central railway.
Taxation of Automobiles Going from
one state to another. the money thus
derived to be used for the improve
ment of the roads, is contemplated n
q bill introduced by Senator Simmons
of North Carolina.
At Yesterdays Session of the Baptist
World Alliance a campaign to raise
100000 for the establishment of a
Baptist seminary in st. Petersburg
Russia. was began and in an hour
$4,000 had been subscribed
The VIII of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy.
founder of Christian Science. was ad-
mitted to probate in the Suffolk county
probate court Yesterday. Attorney
General James NJ. Swift of Massachu-
setts Immediately took an appeal
Miss Constance Msther, Daughter of
Samuel Mather. millionaire iron ore