Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

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 Mrs. George Johnson was seriously | burned in a fire which destroyed the | Johnson farmhouse at Plaistew, N. H., | Saturday.
 Mrs. William Harper of HarpersviIIe, | Md, has been asleep for five days and | all efforts of doctors have failed to awaken her.
 Magistrate Fresch in the Harlem police court declared that the insert ing of handbflls in newspa pers is a misdemeaner.
 Two Babies Joined Together by ligament in the lower part of their backs were born in the City hospital in Helyeke. Mass
 The Provision in the Naval appro- priation bill for the creation of the rank of admiral and vice admiral wss killed in the house,
 Milinettes, as the Apprentices to millinsrs are called in Paris, are out on strike in that city for more pay and more regular work
 Emperor William of Germany will | issue an order forbidding duels in the army except in rare instances where honor has been offended
 The Hearing of Harry K. Thaw's petition for release from Matteawan | on the allegation that he is now sane will be postponed for several weeks.
 Philippine Crops Will Be Thin this | year because of an eight months l drought. Rice will be 50 per cent. | short; hemp , per cent, sugar 20 per cent. and tobacco 10 per cent.
 Matthew D. Kelley, a manufacturer of Washington, Ind. and six guests had narrow escapes from death when their automobile struck a calf on the road.
 Longer Daily Sessions of the Senate | will begin this week with a view to expeditng legislation and speeding adjournment of congress as much as possible.
 Max Henker, a German Soldier, was notified that he was one of five heirs ing to have all l can eat and drink" said Max.
 Summer Officially Arrived in the house of representatives Saturday when Speaker Clark tucked a hand kerchief under his chin to save a willing collar.
 The Condition of James A. Massicotte of Meriden, who was struck by an automobile as he alighted from a troll ley car Saturday afternoon, was much improved yesterday
 Dan Davis, a Negro, was burned to death at a stake in the streets of Tyler, Texas, Saturday after he had con fessed to criminally assaulting Miss Carrie Johnson of that city a week ago.
 Fire Saturday Destroyed the lodge on former United States Senator Henry Gassaway Davis estate, Grace land, at Elkins, W. Va, and Mrs Belle Phares, wife of the lodge keeper was burned to death.
 The Franklin Savings Bank of Bos- ton has lost it's suit against the town of Birmingham, Mass, on a s25O00 note to which former Town Treasurer John B. Lombard forged the signature of the towns selectmen. By an Almost Unanimous Vote the senior class of Northwestern univer- sity has voted in favor of the old fashioned kiss in preference to the
 sanitary kiss" which many authori- ties on hygiene advocate.
 E. F. Lambert, Who Has Just l ~aap RnGfnn Q So tie to the Atlantic reports that since he started he has had 5000 proposals He pays his expenses on the way by
 bending nails with his teeth. Otis F. Randall, Professor of me chanics and mechanical drawing al Brown university, has been appointed dean of the college to succeed AleXan- der Meillejohn, who is to become president of Amherst college. An Involuntary Petition in bank ruptcy was filed Saturday in New , i York against George F. Considne, the sporting man. by creditors who say
 the liabilities aggregate S300,000 ana
 that his assets are worth S200,000. Benedict Arnold is to Be HonoreC at Newport today when exercises 1T 3 observance of the 250th anniversary O his presidency over the original foul towns of Rhode Island and Providence } plantations will be held in that city. : The Problem of SuppresSing the opt ] un traffic from Mexico will be consid
 cred by Secretary of the Treasurl
 MacVeagh at an important genera
 conference in New York today witl l 1laJ Op ha Gf ire I Frightened by Barrel. a horse at l. tached to a carriage in which Mrs B Napoleon Mendor and her three chil 7 dron of Saco, Me, were riding jumped
 SO violently that Mrs Mendor wa
 thrown out, struck on her head an,
 was killed.
 ! Dock Strikers to the Number of IS, f 900 marched in procession througi London streets yesterday, They hell l q demonstration in Garden square an, 8 adopted resolutions pledging them | selves not to return to work until ever
 grievance was satisfactorily adjusted : William D. Pastorieus was sentenee a in criminal court at Pittsburg to serv ' net mere than six years and not les tHdH E6uF IT. SOllldfy C0nun6lnent hIte : being convicted of sending a bomb t d AlexaRder R. Peacock, former partne
 of Andrew Carnegie,
 Mrs. James A. Garland, by her mar |. Ifage te Francis Gushing Green a
 New Terk, at "GAElaAd FarH," Bourne |, Mass. Saturday, is said te iese eentFt
 sf sld. oo6 d6o estate. Whieh uHder tn H terms sf hes first Husbands will sae
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 s New Evidence RuFpertihs to SheN : that the Titanic was seing at flu 9 speed. with all but five ef her twenty