Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-01
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The New Masonic Temple at Brat
tlehoro, VT, was dedicated yesterday.
The Waterbury Board of Public
works is beginning to fear water
famine.
Fire Destroyed Thirty-f five business
buildings at Snohonish. Wash. Loss,
S150.00O.
The Navy Department Has Called
for bids for eight more torpedo-boat
destroyers.
Serious Riots Involving 10000 fac.
tory hands, are feared at the city of
Pueblo, Mexico.
Today Is the 18th Birthday of JUS
tice John Marshall Harlan of the Unit
ed States supreme court.
New York Politicians Have Word
that Mayor Gaynor letter broke the
senatorial deadlock at Albany.
cloudbursts, Accompanied by Hail,
did enoromus damage in South Ger
many. Several lives were lost.
sups Of Schools William P. Kelly
of Meriden has resigned. his resigna-
ton to take effect September l.
Jacob Ranker of Pittsbure, who
went boating. fell asleep in his boat,
which capsized and he was drowned.
The Sum of $4,000 is Reported to
have disappeared from the rebel
treasury at Tijuana, Lower California.
Louis PerriII, Chef of the Birming
ham hotel at Derby is believed to
Eaye been drowned in the Housatonic
river.
Sylvester Perkins of ereenvilIe, Pa,
was run down by an automobile at
Jefferson. O., and is in a serious con-
dition.
An Uprising, Resulting in the killing
of forty persons and the sacking of
many buildings. occurred at Chu1ula,
Mexico.
Dr.. Robert [. o'Brien. formerly of
Washington, D. c., was found crushed
to death under his automobile at Ak
ron, Col.
There Were No Ball Games or
amusements of any kind at Washing
ton, Pa on Memorial day. Not a store
was open-
The Ohio Senate Has Barred Several
newspapermen from the floor of the
senate for refusing to testify in the
bribery hearing.
Stephen o'Meara, a Republican, was
reappo1nted police commission Of Bos-
ton for five years by Gov. Eugene NJ
Foss, yesterday.
Herbert Peirce, Retiring United
States minister at Christiana, present.
ed his letters of recall to the king and
Howard University Last Night con-
ferred the degree of doctor of laws
upon x-Representative Henry NJ. Ba-
ker of New Hampshire.
A Diamond Missing for four months
was found by a workman who picked
| 1t out of floor al the Waldorf-As-
toria hotel, New York.
The Russian Council of the Empire
adopted all the credits which the duma
recently approved for increasing the
naval and military forces.
Milton Bradley, Widely Known as a
| manufacturer of chfldren's games and
toys, is dead at his home in Spring
field, at the age of rs years.
William A. Kelly Fell from Train
near West Newton, Fa., and his man
gled body was found at.cr ne had been
missed by G. A r. comrades.
Rowland Hunt, Unionist Menber of
parliament, returned to his attack up
on the British government as to the
American arbitration proposals.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars was paid
at Allentown, Pa, at auction for the
Jersey bull Noble of Oaklands and
$1,000 fer his dam, Lady Viola.
The Cofferdan Built Around the
wreck of the battleship Maine in
Havana harbor is assured of SUCCESS,
in the opinion of army engineers.
The Hottest and Dryest North of
May on record in New England, with
one exception, was brought to close
yesterday, the weather bureau states.
Joseph Rietsch, Contractor Of
ancholia because of death in the FAM
ily. kille l binlself with a shotgun.
General Madero and the Officers of
his staff were guests at a dinner given
by Ell Paso city officials to Colonel
Steever and Colonel Sharpe. Z. S. A.
At kittanning, Pa, James Summer
vile, aged 10. marching at the rear of
q Memorial day procession, was knock
ed down by d runaway horse and will
die.