Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
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Suffragette 'firebugs" destroyed a pavilion in Wales. President Wilson nominated Madison
 R. Smith as Minister to Hayti. MethuseIah, the 800 year old alliga- tor, died in Central Park, N. Y.
 A record cargo of 377,o0o bushels of wheat was unloaded at Chicago. J. Glenn & Sons warehouses at Buff falo. N. Y, was damaged by fire. Loss, $50.0O0.
 Demanding an increase of $1 on each 1000 cigars, 500 cigar makers of Cin- cinnati struck.
 David c. Barrow of Georgia, was 1 nominated to be Collector of Customs of the Georgia district, Robert M. Wilson, 55 years old, sec retary and treasurer of the Savings & Trust Co.,. of Indiana, Pa, is dead. Burglars entered the Richmond, Ohio, Postoffice and escaped with val uable mail. A posse started in pursuit. 
 The British Admiralty has decided to acquire 10 additional airships and 200 waterplanes as soon as possible. David Robb, an electrician, of New York city. fell from a distance of eight feet from a stepladder and was killed.
 Phillip Greenburg was arrested in New York city after detectives found 800 counterfeit half dollars in his pockets.
 An advertisement has been placed in the newspapers of Germany calling for 5000 artificial legs for the Balkan government.
 George Dado, moving picture oper- ator. died in New York city, from burns received when a film exploded l during an exhibition. The Pennsylvania Railroad terminal at Princeton, N. J., was broken into by thieves who escaped with $100 In cash and tickets.
 Declaring they had flat feet, the im- migration authorities at Ellis Island, 1 N. Y, refused to allow Sante Pularro and his son to land and ordered them deported.
 The five asted schooner Harwood Palmer, which was recently caught in
 a gale, has been lowed into the port of 1 Norfolk. Va, not seriously damaged There are 5,00O,oo0 acres of waste land in Massachusetts capable of pro- ducing crops for all it's inhabitants, ac- cording to secretary of the State Board of Agriculture.
 Robert G. Dale, manager of the An dean Trucking Co, found a. package
 of securities valued at $87,00O, in New York's financial districts. He returned them to the owner. l The crew of the Norwegian cutter which sank on it's way to relieve the 1 Schroeder-Str Arctic Expedition al 1 Spitzbergen, is reported to have been saved, and has continued its journey.
 Mrs. Winston Churchill, wife of the First Lord of the British Admiralty,
 was robbed of clothing, valued at $250. by man who received 1t under the
 guise of being a representative from
 the Admiralty laundry. The battIeship Illinois left Funchal,
 Madeira, for the United States with 250 midshipmen aboard on their annual cruise.
 Giovanni Chiaia of New York, was arrested at Naples, Italy, as he was leaving a steamer, having aboard his l wife's dead body. He was charged
 with killing her.
 the spine was performed for the first
 time at London by Dr. F. H. Aldee of New York.
 The cost of supplying the Wisconsin
 Legislature, which has just closed,
 with water Is S575. The water was in glass bottles and had to be shipped Individual drinking cups were pro- vided
 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,, announced a further wage increase for
 motormen and conductors effective Sept. l.
 A shotgun, believed to have been lost with the Bailey Cunning party
 which perished off Sayville, l.. l., was found by a fisherman near that city Elias Troy, conductor of Philadelphia who had charge of one train on the Pennsylvania Railroad for 50 years, has retired at the age of 70. The Executibe Committee that will have charge of active campaign work for the national democratic congress Doremus of Michigan, chairman O fthe 1 committee as follows: Senator James, Senator Gore, Rep Seully, New Jer-
 sey; Rep. E. T. Taylor, Colorado. The Proposition to Establish a home national convention as was that for
 reduction of the number of de1eQat tes