Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-11

scticut in Proportion to tn
 Condensed TeIegrams NicoIo MiRardo, six years old, was drowned in the Connecticut river al Cromwell Conn, yesterday afternoon President Taft Nominated the entire class of 1912 at the naval academy to be ensigns.
 The Personal Estate of Richard s. Mason, son of James S. Mason, the shoe blacl1ing king" was appraised in Philadelphia at s1,S75,994.
 General Steward L. Wsodford, who has been sick at Bowsley, England for some time. is progressing satisfactori~ | ly.
 The Fifta North American Congress of Esperautists opened in Boston with nearly every section of the United States represented.
 
 ohio's Choice High&row Hogs at the state experiment station at Wooster have electric fans installed in the pens during the hot spell.
 Making a Rope of Bed Sheets, three girls escaped from the third story of the convent of the House of the Good 1, Shepherd in Cincinnati suburb. 
 Florence 5roadhurst, nine year old | girl of Warren Point. N. J., was killed by an auto when she fell from the rear step of an ice wagon.
 Vic Mcguire, a well known New York wine salesman and sport, is dead as res'IIS of the excitement attending the democratic convention. A. A. Adse, Second Assistant secre- tary of state, who is nearly 10 years old, has just completed a tour of Flu rope covering 1900 miles on a bicycle.
 Federal Life euarde of Brigantine Beach yesterday afternoon found On the beach at Atlantic City body be- 1 Heved to be that of Melvin Vaniman or one of his crew.
 The North German Lloyd Steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie will take the short northern route to Europe tho first ship 70 use the route since the Titanic disaster,
 6. E. Cody, an American Aviator en- Ployed by the British war office, fell while flying near London, but although his machine killed a COW he escaped unhuFt.
 Burglars Who Broke Into the post office at Asbury Park and opened tho safe without explosives left the silver prizes which are to be given at the baby parade next week
 An Idea of What the Present Legal proceedings is costing the Thaw family was given yesterday when Dr. White
 testified that he was receiving $250 a day and expenses.
 Because of the bubonic plague att- | uation the house appropriation for pre-
 vention of epidemics by the public
 health service was increased from
 S1oo,00o to t500.0oo yesterday,
 Appropriations of $250,Ooo for the
 tariff board and S2o,o0 for the inter
 national waterways commission were
 restored to the sundry civil bill as
 reported yesterday by the senate.
 Martin Aguirre, who has been in
 charge of the jury in the Darrow case
 since the trial began. voluntarily re-
 tired from that position yesterday following the circulation of rumorG ] criticising his conduct.
 Kid Shaffer, Young PickpocISet, ar
 rested in New York, declared Colone Roosevelt was a great aid to the dips
 game" as the large crowds he drew were too interested in him to watct thelr money.
 , h 1911 Chicago Imported Jewels val. ued at more than s2,0OO, 900. Accord. ) ing to a prominent diamond importel of the Windy City, jewels worn bl ) Chicago women are worth about s5O,. l 0oo, 900.
 ) The Publication In the Montrea } evening papers of statements accred l tied to rhetorical experts of a. possib4 ] cyclone, caused a panic in the cit,
 when the sky became cloudy, win,
 sprang up and a slight rain fell
 4 Temporary Wooden Stern has beel built on the battleship New Hamp
 shire. which was damaged by tn steamer Commonwealth. It is expect
 ed the ship will make the trip to tn
 New York navy yard without trouble. = Mrs. Harry p. Fowler, 45 years olt v of Hartford, victim of insomnia, com <. mitted suicide at her home during th T night by opening the gas jet in he :. room and going to bed, where she wa = found dead by her husband yesterday. e The Georgia House Yesterday pass } ed a bill which would forbid the sal = of drinks containing more than half c : one per cent. of alcohal. The measur = is aimed at locker clubs" and the sal of near beer
 s Norman F. Simmons of Now Haver 8 employed as fireman on the Ner s York, New Haven and Hartford roa, d was crushed to death under his en @ zines tender at Bridgeport yesterda! = He was about S5 years old. d U. S. District Judse Frederic L Dodge of Boston will be named b [, President Taft as a judge of the frs o circuit to succeed Judge William Scho = field. who died recently. Judge Dodg 5 was supported by Senators Lodge an Crane
 Falling Down Stairs with a Hghte lamp in her hand yesterday, Mrs. Fer . :. dinand Smigala of Danbury started z fire that destroyed the upper part C # tine house and caused damage estimat