Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-29

ton INDUSTRY at rail- RIVER this week
will amount to 25O,00O pieces
Skipjack, the New United States ma
val submarine boat, was launched at
the Quincy shipyards Saturday
Thomas F. Gleason, travelling sales
man of Boston, was killed in an au-
tomobile accident near Hartford.
DreamIand Was Entirely Wiped Out
by the Coney Island fire, causing a loss
of between $2,000,000 and $3,O00,000.
Seventeen Year Locusts of unusual
size have made their appearance in
large numbers at Phillipsburg, N. Y.
James kaIdenbaush, cashier of the
Kaldenoaugh bank, a private institu-
ton of Philadelphia, committed sui
eide.
Robbers Blew Open the Safe in the
postofice at Freedom, Pa, yesterday
and escaped with $1.525 in money and
stamps
A Lost SatcheI Belonging to Mrs
Waldo A. Avery of Pittsburg, and
which held $4,000 worth of jewelry,
has been found.
The Dispute Between the Southern
railway and it's firemen will be re-
ferred to the board of mediation under
the Erdman act
From the Standpoint of Economy,
the war department has decided to
clothe the army in wooden instead of
worsted uniforms.
Russia Is Concedins the Right of
entry into that country of American
Jews visiting the czars domains on
business missions
A Resolution introduced in the house
calls for an investigation of conditions
in the strike-bound Westmoreland
coal fields Of Pennsylvania.
Just at the Hour and on the Day
he predicted more than a month ago,
Frank Lugar of ,, Lam mbertvilIe, Pa,
died at st. Francis hospital, in Tren-
ton.
The Bride Path on Riverside Drive,
New York. has been closed because
the city cannot afford to have 125,00O
gallons of water a day used to sprin-
kle it.
John Hays Hammond Sailed Satur-
day for London, where he viii. repre-
sent the United States as special am
bassador to the coronation of King
George V.
The Strike Which Has Caused the
suspension Of operations in the Spring
Hill, N. s., collieries for more than
year is said to be in a fair way of
settlement.
Five Persons Were Killed and one
fatally injured yesterday at a railroad
crossing near Rivers, Cal. in col
ision between a Pacific electric car and
an automobile.
Alfred P. Fletcher, superintendent
of the state trade school. Bridgeport,
Conn, is TO be appointed assistant
superintendent of public instruction
in Rochester, n. Y
The Body of Henry Clay Arnold.
SO years old an CID newspaper man
and civil war veteran, was found in
one of the lakes eff Roger Williams
park, at Providence.
The Yacht Virginia, belonging to
e. C. Benedict, a New York banker,
went ashore at 7.30 yesterday morning
about ninety miles west of Havana.
All are reported safe.
John Huges Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
one of thirteen starters in a ten mile
motor cycle race there Yesterday
pIoughed through a fence while going
sixty miles an hour and sustained
probably fatal injuries.
Representative Pepper of Iowa. in
troduced a resolution authorizing the
secretary of war to issue government
arms and ammunition to high school
cadets throughout the country.
Governor Foss of Massachusetts will
ask the legislature to change the law
SO that it Will DE possible to admit
the leper boy of Pawtueket. r. l..
to the Massachusetts leper colony.
John Ososky, Eleven Years Old, was
shot and killed at Green Ridge, Staten
Island, by his playmate, Philip Cough,
who pulled the trigger on shotgun
which he did not know was loaded.
The United States and Turkey will,
it is believed, reach an early agree
ment as to the disputed treaty claims
of American citizens to the right of
trial by American consular courts in
Turkey.
DR.. Jacob II. HolIander Again ap-
peared before the house committee on
expenditures in the state department.
but was not cross examined regard
ing the fee he received from Santo
Domingo.
Mrs. Edward n. Hartman Declines
either to affirm or deny a report that
she would use large part of the
millions left by her husband the rail-
way builder, to found a great univer-
sity in the west.
LIenroc, the Handsome Home of the
late Ezra Cornell founder of Cornell
university, at Ithaca, has been prr-
chased by the Cornell chapter of the
Delta Phi fraternity. it was announced
The consideration was 500, 900.
Overcome by the Heat, Johnny Merz
of Indianapolis champion motor cy-
clist, lost control of a machine which
he was trying out over the Hawthorne
course at Chicago. and was severely 4
injured in the spill that resulted.
Abolition of the Arkansas national
forest, created by executive order in
1907, and restoration to the public do
main of all lands set aside In the
state of Arkansas for that purpose,
are sought in a bill introduced by Rep
resentatiye Jaeeway of that state.
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