Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-07

Thirty Thousand Rooms, none of them at rate of more than $S day, have been reserved for visitors to the | Olympic games at Stockholm. Rowdy Scenes Marked the Delivery of Andrew Carnegie's rhetorical ad- dress at Aberdeen university at Aber- deen' Scotland, yesterday.
 Alberta clairs of Sheridan, Wyo., has completed her 8, 100 mile journey across the continent riding a pony and ac- companied only by her dog. SuHragists at Mount Vernon, N. Y., | won decided victory in electing Mrs. Elizabeth L. Lowe as school trustee. She defeated c. c. Roberts by 59 votes.
 The Death at Hanover, N. H., of the Rev. Wilson A. Farnsworth, D. D.. in his 90th year, removes from the American Board it's oldest missionary.
 Georgetown University Will Confer the degree of doctor of laws on Senator OGorman of New York. who will be the guest of honor at the commence ment.
 Twenty five State Policemen are 10 be sent to MiddletoWn to preserve or der in connection with the strike at the Russell Manufacturing company in that city.
 Losses Estimated at S15o,o00 result ed from a fire that started from an explosion of an oil stove behind the scenes of the Lyric theater at Cobal;, Ont.
 Sylvester KimbaII, SO Years Old, who fatally shot himself at Lowell, Mass, left a note in his room in which he said he was i'll and did not care to l1ve.
 The Services of the Metropolitan police to assist the local authorities in maintaining order at Clinton, Mass. were requested yesterday by the town officials.
 Stephen A. Chase, treasurer of the Christian Science church of America died at his home in Fall River. Mass. yesterday morning. after a few days illness.
 Daisy Varoom, Aged 30, cook in the employ of Henry Cape of Stamford
 was probably fatally burned yesterday while using kerosene to start a fire ir
 the kitchen stove.
 Preparations for Strike on the Bos. ton elevated street railway system were made yesterday by both the off cials of the company and the newll Cnionized employees.
 Supreme Court Judge Keoeh flet an order yesterday permitting tn, transfer of Harry K. Thaw from tho asylum at Matteawan to the county Jail at White Plains. N. Y. An Addition to the Regulations O the Connecticut National guard issued
 from the office of the adjutant genera states that veterinarians are to b' added to the state forces. , Judge Yost in the Montclair police court, imposed a fine of S1O on Davit Harris of Upper Montclair, N. J., fo
 allowing mosquitoes to breed on loV [ spot of land owned by him. Judge Thomas J. Morris of the fed eral district of Maryland, died yes
 terday at Baltimore with apoplexy
 with which he was stricken at hi
 home. He was "A years old.
 The Arizona Senate, after bitte debate, passed the educational quail
 flcation measure, which provides tha
 all voters shall be able to read, writ e and speak the English language. t MurieI Johnson, ii Years Old, of Ney = York, choked to death on a peanut l When her parents discovered her con l dition she was rushed to a hospital fo g an operation, but she died on the table y The Striking Employees of the Rus n sell Manufacturing company at Mid
 dletown made a riotous attempt t z force their way into the office of tn e company yesterday. No arrests wer e made.
 . William LingIey. Who Held Up an
 killed Patrick Burns. New York sa
 loon keeper and former chief of po1ir
 of Findlsy, O., on Feb. II, was con
 victed yesterday of murder in the frs 2 degree.
 Q The Joss House of New Yorks Chi
 natown is to be torn down The guar :, ters Of the temple are to be replace
 by a meeting hall for the new ides = and the keeper of the joss has gon
 away.
 Heart Failure Caused the Death c = Thomas Doliber of Brookline presi
 dent of the Mellens Food company e l, North America, at the home of hi
 daughter. Mrs. William A. Robinsol r IT., in New Bedford.
 = The Entire Shop System of the Mo 7. bile and Ohio Railroad company. em Y ploying more than 5000 men. that shu down on June 1 because of losses sus
 tained by the Mississippi floods, will b reopened on June r.
 ,, Raymond G. Morgan of Providenc e was yesterday sentenced at Hartfor
 to state prison for from two to f1v
 years for burglary. When arrested h B. was pawning stolen jewelry and ha 70 Q jimmy in his possession. r New Regulations for Transpo ortatio = O. baggage proposed by nearly ever - railroad in the United States whic - ill effect would advance the rates e s excess" were yesterday suspended b ii the interstate commerce commission A Negotiations Between the depart
 hcht or justice ana me W estefn New
 paper union to reach q friendly settle meht of the governments anti-tru. IF suit against the company were begu is yesterday. The concern supplies read T. printed iBsides and boiler rlate ie country newspapers eveF all the eeut
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