Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

Twenty five Students were graduat- ed at tho asnual commencement eXer- | cises held yesterday at Villa Nova col | lege.
 Melvin D. Odell of East Norwalk met | death almost instantly by a 1all down. | stains, which caused dislocation of l his neck.
 A IS Year Old Girl Obtained a di- | vorce in Denver from her IS year old 1 husband to whom she had been mar ried two years.
 George A. o. Ernst, who dropped dead on a train shortly after leaving Buffalo yesterday, was well known attorney of Boston.
 A Prize Winning HulIdoq valued at S1,000 was slain in Allentown. Pa, for devouring chickens. The owner of the latter did the killing. Alfred K. Jones, Ph. D., an instructor in philosophy at Cornell university, has been appointed assistant professor of philosophy at Brown university. The American Levant Line was or ganized in Constantinople for d direct passenger and freight service between America and Egypt and the Black sea.
 A Petition to Abolish Capital put ishment ill California was filed in Sacramento. 'he initiative measure will be voted on at the general election Nov. 5.
 l A Decision Rendered by the Supreme court of Ohio rules that if a woman steps backward from a moving car and is injured she is entitled 90 no dam ages.
 w. L. Cook, Brother of pr. F. Cook, the "discoverer of the north pole" was 1 fined SS5 in a Brooklyn police court for using milk bottles that were not his own.
 Mrs. Isabella w. BIaney, one of the two women delegates chosen in Cali I fornia, will not attend the republican convention. Mrs. Blaney has given her place to her husband.
 | pr. Edward F. Parsons, the veteran physician of Thompsonville and for years it's medical examiner. died yes terday from the effects of a shock sui fered on Sunday.
 Secretary Leggett of the London Carmens union, who tried to hold m meat convoy and was sentenced to pay a fine, refused to do so and was sent to prison for month.
 From TO to IS Men Are Buried. if lot killed, In the debris of tho walls of q moving picture theater in Chicago. The men were repairing the house when the walls caYed in
 Light Rain Aided the Fire Fiqhters Tn stopping the spread of forest fires which for three days have threa tened to ruin the water supply of Carson. Nev., but the flames are not yet under control.
 The House Judiciary Committee yes- terday in executive session took LID the charges against Judge Robert W. Arch bald of the commerce court. No de- clsion will be announced for several days.
 Gilbert J. Walter, Democratic nation al committeeman from Hawaii sailed TOT San Francisco en route for Balti- more yesterday. He carries with him a resolution asking for woman suffrage in Hawaii.
 many Refugees from Cuba who closed up their business places and private houses to come to the United States until the insurrection on the Island Is quelled, arrived in New York yesterday.
 Judge Hazel in the United States district court at Buffalo has handed down an opinion in which he holds thai money saved by housewife from her expense account cannot be seized by her husbands creditors.
 kipIing's Phrase, ~our Lady of the Spowsy" so thoroughly detested bv Canadians, was justified in despatches from Quebec which told of snow storms and frosts that were general Tn the Lake St Dohn districts Roosevelt Supporters in Duluth to the number of 100 have sent a protest to the republican national committee at Chicago against what they term in the message the unfair methods used in seating Taft delegates" A Wall Of Water from Cloudburs+ Tn the mountains swept down m the town of Buffalo. Wyo.. and caused 2 loss or about S25o00o. One man is known to he dead and it is feared many more lives were lost.
 Wendell scby Has Worked twelve years selling newspapers in Philadrl- phlas that he may obtain 2 college edu. cation. He will begin his collage edn- catlon at the opening of the University or Pennsylvania in the faH lt Will Take an Official Count in south Dakota to decide whether Wood row Wilson or Champ Clark has can tured the ten delegates to the national democratic convention. a Final figures. with ten counties missing, give Wilson s,s4S and Clark S.S44
 The China Famine Relief committee announced yesterday through its secre- tary that cabled word had been TO- ceived from China indicating that there is no further need of heIp from this country at this time for the relief of famine sufferers.
 That an Army of SonJ Writers have been busy in an effort to put forth productions which will make campaign hits. is evidenced by the fact fhai daily about half ton of such material Is distributed at Chicago headquarters ) Of the various candidates. Rev. John F Coreoran, treasurer ana chaplain of St. Francis orphan asyfnm at New Haven for the past % wears and one of the best known Roman Catholic clersymen in the state. died l yesterday Of q complication of disea se < rom which he had been sufferer ror the past tive months,