Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-05

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 There Have Been Seven recent cases of spotted fever in Bridgeport, four of which have resulted in death.
 Crossed Wires Are Supposed to have caused q fire which partially destroyed the Hotel Walton at Cincinnati, O.
 Decrease of infant Mortality in New Haven during May is attributed to the more rigid inspection of milk.
 Owing to the Illness of One of the jurors. the sittings of the Camorra trial have been postponed until June '.
 The Yale Law School will receive a $10,000 scholarship from the estate of the late Joseph Parker of New York city.
 William Stuart Reyburn of -Phila- delphia. son of the mayor of that city, was sworn in as a member of con- gress.
 Rev. Arthur Happen Pierson, the eminent Presbyterian clergyman and author, died at his residence in Brook lyn Saturday.
 The United Irish League of America have sent a remittance of $5,000 to the trustees of the Irish National fund in Ireland.
 present indications point to this years cotton crop as the largest the country ever produced.
 Fire of Unknown Origin Destroyed large wooden ieehouse at Stafford 1n I-.,Ts River Tee company.
 While Playing on the Bank of the canal in Lewiston, Me, nine year old Louis Lagasse lost his footing, fell in and was drowned
 Although the Wheat Will Not Be ready to cut for two or three weeks Kansas farmers already have called for 12.0O0 harvest hands.
 Miss Laura Vi. NeiIson, the fourth victim, died from injuries received when an automobile skidded off a bridge at Harrisburg, Pa.
 Rear Admiral Murdock of the United States Asiatic fleet gave dinner on the flagship at Yokohama to Japanese army and navy officers
 Robert Luce, Author of the Luce caucus law in Massachusetts, has an nounctd himself . candidate for lieu tenant governor of that state.
 The British Imperial Conference ap- proved the declaration of London on rules of prizes in naval warfare and for an international prize court.
 Worms, Insects and CaterpiIars of all kinds are out in unusual force this year in Massachusetts according to the state board of agriculture.
 The Police Believe That They Have at last captured the firebug who has been terrorizing the North End of Bos- ton during the past three months.
 Second Heir to the Estate of Ty Cobb, champion batter of the Ameri- can league. has arrived at the Cobb home. The last addition is nine pound girl.
 J. D. Bren, Cashier of the Univer- sity of Minnesota, who reported that he had been robbed by three men of s14,o0o, was arrested. charged with embezzlenlent.
 Because of the Unusual Number. of holidays in Canada this year, the birthday of King George was not as widely observed Saturday as it other wise would have been.
 Dick Ferris, Who Was Chosen pres ident of the so- called republic of Low CT California, states that he will insist theJt the red flag come down today and in its place new flag hoisted.
 pr. Emma W. Mooers and Dr. Elm CT. E. Scuthard of Harvard medical school are victims of tonsilitis in Bos- ton, the former having lost her life. Both were inoculated during an opera tion.
 Senator William Lorimer whose election to the senate is to he rein vestigated, has requested that he be permitted to appear before the new Investigating committee to testify in his own behalf
 Mrs. Edith L. Bowen Testified that she Invested in the Redeemabe In- vestment company of Boston by .ad- vice of her pastor, Rev. J. Spencer VoorEis, and that she was unable to have the stock redeemed.
 Saloon Men From All Parts of Ia coma, Wash, were Booked at the po- lice station when seven detectives made 21 arrests for alleged violation of the city's anti-treating ordinance, which prohibits treating in saloons.
 President Taft Saturday CabIed his congratulations to King George v. of Great Britain and King Frederick VIII of Denmark. The English mon- arch is AS years old, while the ruler of Denmark was born 6S yearS>ago.
 The Defense in the Case of Judge Michael Donnelly, former preSident~of the Ohio German Fire Insurance com pany. charged with embedding funds of the company. may decide not to place the jurist the stand in his own behalf.
 The New York. New Haven & Hart ford railroad secured control of q third Independent railroad in this state within a week, when it obtained d iong lease of the Narrasansett Pier railroad, running between West Kingston and the Pier
 The polls wii be open in the four city districts at nine o'clock. this morning and remain open until in kka efkarnanp far rifv al