Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-03

LII Tie massachusetts senate.
An Express Train Was Wrecked
near Louvre, France, but no passen-
gers were seriously injured.
Rear Admiral Samuel p ConnIey will
be placed on the retired list on the
18th inst, on account of age.
Edwin r. Quigey of New York was
appointed assistant solicitor of the
department of commerce and labor.
The SprinkIing of Lawns has been
forbidden at Worcester, where there
are apprehensions of a water famine.
An Active Campaign for Former
Gov. j. w. Folk for president, has been
launched by the Missouri Democratic
league.
Eight Lives Were Lost in the col
lapse of the main building of a new
100000 waterworks building at Buff
falo, n. Y
Sixty Persons Were More or Less
injured in a panic following a bomb
explosion at the Eucharist procession
in Madrid,
The Bethlehem Steel Company paid
fine of $4,000 for accepting unlawful
concessions on demurrage charges on
freight cars.
In Consequence Of the Heavy cur
talIment of production in the cotton
mills many operatives have left Fall
River for Canada
A Two-Year- Old Baby Boy, LYMAN
Glaser, was crushed to death beneath
the wheels of an electric car in
Brookline, Saturday.
Noah Wetmore HaIsey, prominent
banker of South Orange, n. j., died
suddenly Saturday at the Griswold
hotel, Eastern Point.
A Typhoid Epidemic in EnaIewood,
a suburb of Chicago, was spread by
girl germ carrier, who had the dis
ease three years ago.
United States Special Amba ssador
Hammond and Mrs. Hammond were
guests of honor of the Society of AM
erican Women i'll London.
The Law AboIishing the Use of
common drinking cups in public places
went into effect in Illinois on Saturday
and was generally observed
A Large Crop of Peaches in Massa-
chusetts this year is indicated by the
125 correspondents in a report to the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dtoio u VI DIS 1Cu1tuI6
Steamer Saxonia Was Released from
quarantine at New York after be-
ing detained during the night as a
precaution against the importation of
cholera.
The Rays of the Sun Set Off a sup
ply of fireworks in a display window
of E. G. Haggetts store at Portland,
Me The damage was confined to the
window.
Charged With Shooting a Man in
Baltimore, Nd. last fall, John Ross of
that city was placed under arrest at
York Beach and taken to the Jail at
Alfred, Me.
Tomaso BrarcIi, II, a Youth who
came over on the Duca degIi Abruzzi,
and who mana ged to evade the immi-
grafton officials. died at Auburn, n. Y,
Saturday of cholera.
President Taft Sent Gable of CON
gratulations to the 13-year-old shah of
Persia, Ahmed Mira. on the occasion
of the second anniversary of his ac-
cession to the throne.
The Bourne Cotton Mills of Tiverton,
r. l.. of which United States Senator
Jonathan Bourne is president, paid its
forty third consecutive. semi i-annual
dividend to its operatives.
A Sweeping Investigation of all of
the express companies in the United
States affected by the interstate COM
merce- laws has been ordered by the
interstate commerce commission.
DR.. w. r. C. Latson of New York
died a suicide, and Miss Alto Mark
henka, a follower of his occult teach
ings, had nothing to do with his DEATH
according to the verdict of a coroners s
jury.
The $125,ooo Bond Issue of the city
of Cebu, Philippine islands, for sew
er and waterWorks improvement, has
been awarded to William A. Read &
Co, of New York, on their bid of
1928.
Kenneth Linn, the Young Chicago
man who disappeared from Cotuit
Mass while suffering from mental de-
ransement, was found alive on Peppe-
nessott point, on the shore of Nam
tucket sound.
Charles p. Berry, a Former Mayor
of Portsmouth, n. H, and before that
time a shoe manufacturer at Lynn,
Mass, SO years old, dropped dead in
the stable at his summer home in
WolfoorO. n. H.
Because Mrs. e. P. AIIis, Widow of
the founder of what is now the AIlis-
Chalmers company, forgot one cipher
in writing her will. four grandchildren
whom she meant to give $25, 900 each,
are cut off with $25.
The Pleadi:,es in the Eddy VIII con-
test were closed Saturday by the fling
in both the United States and state
courts by the defense of demurrers to
the bills Of DR.. Ebenezer j. Foster
Eddy and George W. Glover.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has ordered reductions in rates
on anthracite coal from the Wyoming
region in Pennsylvania to Perth Am
boy, N. J-tidewater-averag ging ap-
proximately eleven cents per ton.
BY she Application of Strict Business
methods and placing the ships in COM
petition in the matter of expenditures,
Secretary Meyer has effected a saving
of s107, ,S74 during six months, using
"a ships as a basis of experiment
Rev. e. F. Bostwick, Pastor of the
Western Avenue Baptist church, at
Chicago. who said recently that he
could not get married on $1,000 year.
has not oyIx hee m arrja6 hJrt' bic col