Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-19

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The Steamer cameroDia brought Is
Scotch brides-to-be 20 this country.
Postal Savings Banks were ezesndod
to every postoffice station IN New Tor<
city.
The Rev. Elmer Orlando, BrUn1dyn
minister, was run down and killed By q
motor bus IN Boston.
Major Eli H. janney, 6aId dumresr-
master on the staff OF Robert r. Lee
during the civil war, died In Alexandx1a
In his s0th year.
The StoH6 Was Generous to John
Andrews of SeelSonly. Mass., leavfug
him a total of II pounds Of baby In
three feminine installfnents.
ReeeiverR. l.. Curtis Of the New Bsr-
lin, N. Y. National bank, which was
wrecked by Cashier H. II. Arnold, has
declared a dividend OF 30 per cent
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was
conferred upon 365 young women yes
terday at the Smith college commence
ment exercises.
A Boiler Exploded on a Steam shovel
on the Catskill New York aqueduct. at
Cold Spring, N. Y. and a fireman was
killed. The engineer was seriously in
jured.
About go Per Cent. of Maines vot-
ing strength will not be allowed 10
vote in the primaries this year because
Of a misunderstanding Of the purpose
of the enrolment feature.
Mrs. Marc Hand Of 5inehamton, y.
Y, served her husband a cat boiled In
Its fur for supper. Mr.. Hand promptly
had her arrested. She was sent up for
six months, charged with intoxcauon.
George kalb, New York Patroiman,
was shot through the leg By his own
revolver while he was~rUnning for
train The gun was IN his back pocket
and was discharged when Il fell.
Former Congressman Edwin c. Bur
leigh of Augusta will 90 before the
Maine legislature when il meets next
fall, seeking election as United States
senator from Maine.
Louis Murphy, Assistant Cashier Of
! the West Side Dime Savings bank Of
Columbus O., has been arrested on .
charge of embezzling 500. Murphy .
| shortage may reach $4,000.
A Monument to Battalion Chief
| Walsh. who lost his life IN the fire that
4 destroyed the Equitable Life building
in New York, was unveiled IN Holy
| Cross cemetery, Brooklyn
/ The Interstate Commerce Connnnis-
| sion yesterday, upon its own initiative.
ordered an investigation into the ratss-
practices and regulations which apply
to railroad transportation Of hard coal.
Mabel Hite, the Actress, who wss
! operated on for appendicitis q week
ago, is not likely to recover. according
to a statement from hen physicians b -
day
The Large Mill Of the Oakland
Manufacturing company. wood work
| ers and dealers In southern lumber
at Gardiner. Ne, was destroyed BY
fire yesterday, with a loss Of $4,000
Clark College Of Worcester, Mess
observed it's tenth birthday yester
day and sent out its eighth class Of
graduates. comforting the degree OF
bachelor Of arts upon IS men.
Chester Yates Was Arrested yegter-
day at San Francisco on information
from the New York police, IN which hs
is charged with having robbed an aged
banker Of $4,000 worth Of bonds IL
that city a year ago.
Samuel Brand, Professional firebus
Of Brooklyn, who admitted that he re
ceived from $40 TO sll0 for each job
was sentenced TO from II 70 II
years in Sing Sing for arson in IN
third degree.
Judge Mcdonald in the superior cour
at Chicago yesterday signed a deere
granting q divorce to Mrs. Cecil Davis
wife Of Richard Harding Davis, the au
thor No provision for alimony 4
made in the decree.
The Connecticut Progressive associa
ton, a Roosevelt organization, It wa
stated at Hartford yesterday, ha
adopted a. platform upon which II !
understood a Roosevelt state ticket
intended to be launched this fall
The Milwaukee Physicians associs
tion will prepare bill for the mex
I legislature intended to stop the prac
tlce of kissing and stamping the habi
as a blot on civilization and menac
to health and decency.
Jswelry Worth Between $4,000 an
$4,000 was stolen some time Monda
Z night from the safe in the sUmme
! residence Of George ". Studebsker .
! Chicago at Little Bosr's Head. nea
p North Hampton. y. n.
Hugh Mcdowell who was q dslaess
10 the FIRST republican convention. bel
! in Pittsb,trg IN 1856. died in his hom
st CauonEburs. Pa. aged 9l years. n
lived under - presidents and voted n
~ of them.
Evelyn Nssht Thsw VII probsbi
take the Witness stand n testify n
: the state and against her husbsn'
7 who is now fighting in the euprem
. court for hts release from the hos
! pital for criminal insane. at Mates
wan.
o John P. cudahy, the Kansas q,
i Jacker. and his wife, who became q
S t-anged when Cudahy attacked Jere
. LiIlfs, the bank president at the foi
mers home, slashing him with q knit
{ and dishguring him for life, announces
= yesterday that they had become recor
8 ciled
q The Second Double Eleetrocution
the history Of Auburn, N z, priso