Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-15

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Mark Twain Left Actual Property
worth $471,136.
Pensacola, Fla, Mas Declined to ac-
cept a Carnegie library
Clarence King Was Elected president
of the Washington Railway company.
Daisy, a Giraffe in the Cincinnati
zoo, valued at $4,000, died of nervous
prOStratiOn.
Colonel Gonzales Has Begun Work
on barracks for three hundred men at
Tijuana. Mexico.
Mrs. Morgan 7. Goldsmith of New
York was killed in an automobile acci-
dent near Cape May.
One Hundred Men Were Laid Off in
Biddeford. Me-, yesterday.
The Death of Daniel Macdonald, for
mer attorney general of Nova Scotia,
was announced yesterday.
President Taft Pardoned Willard
Powell, whose conviction seems to be
the result of mistaken identy.
News of the Drowning of Mrs. Elias
Boynton of Medway in Ambajejus lake,
reached Bangor, Me-. yesterday.
Charles jefferson, famous as a Bar
mum and Bailey strong man. dropped
dead in New York of apeplexy.
Calvin j. Kendall has been appoint
ed commissioner of education for New
Jersey at a salary of $4,000 a year.
A Bronze Tablet in memory of Will
liam Penn was unveiled at the Church
of All Hallows, Tower Hill, London.
The President Has APPROVED the SEN
tence of dismissal imposed on Second
Lieutenant Wayland of the Ninth cav
airy.
Evelyn Arthur See, Convicted of tha
abduction of Mildred Bridges, was ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 yes
terday.
Celebrations in Honor of the 122d
of the Fall of the Bastile
were held all over New England yes
terday.
Mrs. Henry Wasemann, wife of a
the result of heat prostration suffered
on July 6.
Philip TiIIinghast has been placed in
charge as receiver of the <6efunct
Mount Vernon National bank 6f Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
France is Practically Ready to Sign
a general arbitration treaty with the
United States similar to the one with
Great Britain
Tho Little Town of Eastman Has a
"quohaug trust" according to charge
made in the supreme judicial court of
Massachusetts.
An investigation of Pipe Lines, their
rates, classifcations and regulations,
has been ordered by the interstate
commerce commission.
Edmund S. Cook, County, Solicitor, of
Concord, n. H., and chairman of the
republican state committee, died yes
terday, aged 80 years.
President Taft Has Accepted an In
vitation to attend the banquet of the
New York State Bankerst association
in New York city Jan. 2.
Tho Salary of Massachusetts Legis-
laters will hereafter be $1,000 year
instead of $3.50. the governors veto
having been overridden.
The Milk Famine Which Seriously
Providence during the hot
weather of this week has been averted
fEoa RI al of 6a,-
Miss Katherine D. Blake of New York
city. newly elected treasurer of the Ma
tional Education association, arraigned
war as directly responsible for the high
cost of living.
DR.. William T. Hernaday of the Camp
Fire club, charged before the house
that Secretary Nagel and
Fish Commissioner Bowers tried to
suppress him.
Senator Blacks Constitutional
to raise the salary of the
governor of New York from $1,000 to
$40, 600 was passed in the assembly
without dissent.
The Pulp Mill of the international
Paper company at Wilton. n. H, is
closed because of low water and most
Of the employees have secured work in
the haying fields.
Some 200 Persons, mostly women and
were drowned in a lake near
Ontario by the capsiZing of RATS and
small boats in which they had taken
refuge from the forest fires.
FoIlo wing the OiIing of the Streets
Of South Norwalk, a large number of
residents have developed a diSeasa
Known as oily eye Their eyelids
turn yellow and 1ashes fall out.
Twelve Big Ice Barees Discharged
heir cargoes in New York yesterday
and relieved the ice famine that has
caused suffering in the tenement dis
-riets during the recent hot spell.
Letters and kilograms Expressing
confidence in DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
he pure food expert of the department
Of agriculture. are pouring into the
White House from all over the coun-
-ry.