Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25


 Clark Howell of Georgia, dean of the democratic national committeeman, was presented with a loving cup by the Georgia delegation.
 Watson J. Lamb, a native of Gran vile, Vt, and a dealer in maple syrup, committed suicide at Somerville, Mass, yesterday by hanging.
 Mot Since 1 Went on the Bsnch,v said Associate Supreme Court Justice Hughes, have I talked politics, and this is not the time to begin
 Progressive Republicans at Madison, Wis, are refusing to talk of a third party until they know the outcome of the democratic convention at Balti more,
 The American Consul at Chefoo, China, has sent out an urgent call that a warship be hurried there with marines, because of the feeling against foreigners.
 Between 100 and 125 buildings were burned and about 1000 residents made homeless in a disastrous fire in the village of Chicoutimi, Quebec, yes terday.
 Lockwood Deforest, New York land- scape artist, goes to Alaska to paint volcano Katnai and scenes at Kodak and other villages involved in the re- cent volcanic eruption.
 It Developed That Mrs. Won Philip, killed in a railroad wreck in Sweden, | .gr.sA A l k of books by her father, Auguste Strindberg, the novelist.
 With a Record of Sixty Hours con- tinuous piano playing, Charles Ryan won an endurance contest in Brooklyn | from Harry W. Richards, when d phy sician made Richards quit
 Mrs. Nellie B. Van sineerland pre- dicted that the parade of women suf- fragists scheduled for Thursday ir Baltimore will do much to win demo- cratic politicians to the cause.
 Eight Persons Were Injured in g panic in a moving picture house al Wilmington, Del, caused by a film | lighting. The entrance doors caugh fire and damage of $1,50O resulted.
 Miss Anna A. MalIey, Lecturer ana writer, who has been nominated al Tacoma as socialist candidate for gov. ernor, is likely to run second in thu contest, but her election is not i'm. possible.
 A Committee Representing the Grover Cleveland association of New Yorl placed a wreath on the grave of the O -1fE ii of T-i.- s. commemoration of the fourth anniver sary of his death.
 Utica, the Home of Vice Presiden l Sherman. celebrated last evening. Al immense parade of gaily decorated au tomobiles and various marching club! followed a political meeting at tn, rooms of the republican club.
 President Taft Yesterday sent special message to congress recon mending the immediate appropriatinJ of $1,350,000 for use of the war depart ment in the joint manoeuvres of tn regular army and the national guart next month.
 An Offer Made by 23 Railroad through President E. U. Kimbark O
 
 employment to 1900 striking freigh handlers and clerks July 1, provide the strike is called off, was rejecte, yesterday by the men.
 Girl Strikers, Formerly Employed b the Perth Amboy, N. J., Cigar com pany, made a demonstration at tn plant yesterday and hurled stones a members of the police force wh sought to check their advance. Tw l policemen were badly cut John w. Peek, for the last thirty three years superintendent of the pub lie schools of Derby, Conn. last nigh resigned his position because of poo health. Edward Fitzgerald, who ha been acting during his absence, wa appointed superintendent by the schoc committee.