Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-11

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 Surrounded by Herd of frightened cattle. near Musl1ogee. Okla. five girls in an automobile were held prisoners all night.
 Mrs: Layton, of Binahanton, N. Y., died from burns received in the dis astrous fire in that city. She is the 32d victim
 The Federation Of Women's Clubs of Chicago vited that smoking on the rear platforms of street cars was not objectionable.
 The Peabody. Mass, municipal lighting plant was destroyed by fire Light and power will be supplied from Salem. nearby.
 The Residents of Breton Woods, N. H., celebrated the 52d anniversary of the opening of the Mount Washing ton Carriage Road.
 Prince Albert of Monaco informed the state department at Washington that he would visit the United States early in September.
 Senator Perkins of California, re- ceiVed flowers and congratulations in comnemoration of his 20 years ser vice in the senate.
 All Heat Records Were Broken in Kansas when the thermometer reached point of 100 points or higher throughout the state.
 The Bureau of Chemistry at Wash ington reports that laundered bills are as good as newly printed ones. Coun- terfeits will not wash
 Carl H. EichIor, the oldest mem Der of the original Boston Symphony in Salem. aged S6 years.
 Two 1s- Months Old Twin Boys are in a Philadelphia hospital suffering from rare disease which has changed their color from white to black
 The British House of Commons ap- proved the governments contract with the Marconi company for the imperial wireless stations around the world.
 A Frenchman Is Reported to have discovered a means of exploding pow der and bombs by ultra violet rays brought from a distance of IA miles.
 The grating of more than 500 mi four year old Frances E. Gladding of Oak Lawn, R. l., has saved the child's life
 Thomas J. McCue. democratic na- tional committeeman from Colorado, States land office at Colby, kas., died at Denver.
 A Race War Broke Out Between the Bulgarian and Greek passengers on board the Cunard liner Pannonia, 1S/ were no fatalities. Milwaukee Was the Unanimous choice for the next convention city of the league of American Municipali- ties, whose 1913 annual convention closed at Winnipeg. Chicago Was in the Throes of an other hot spell Saturday. At noon the l thermometer at the weather bureau registered 92 degrees and the temper ature was still rising.
 The National Highways Protective Society's Report shows that during July eleven persons were killed and eleven injured in grade crossing acci- dents in New York state. A Petition Signed by 2.2oo Persons has been presented to the city clerk of Atlantic City. N. J.. asking the recall of Mayor Riddle and Directors Bartlett and Beyer. William Lewis. Negro, was drown ed when he attempted to save Miss Edith Rockey. a white girl, at Atlantic City N. J. More than 500 persons witnessed the tragedy Joseph Eisenberg, Driver of New York city, was the first person ar rested for violating the ordinance against passing a trolley car which is discharging passengers.
 Prayers for the Illinois Leqislature cost the state $S43 during the session of 1913. Estimating the length of each of the 2S1 prayers at three minutes, the cost was one dollar minute. A Storm Which Swept Across Mich igan Friday night and early Satur- 1 day caused damage estimated at sev- eral hundred thousand dollars. The principal loss was sustained in De- l troit.
 l H. Wilson Whalen, a Member of the Monroe County. N. Y, board of supervisors, committed suicide because he was criticised for not working harder to obtain an improved roadway in his county.
 
 on the battleship Alabama. whose books showed a shortage after his dis 1 appearance, was arrested in London 1 and has been ordered eXtradited to the l Emitted States.
 l Search of the Home of John Grady at Chicago has revealed portions of a Woman's corset half charred woman $ supporters. eight hairpins, part of a woman's shoe heel and bits of sup 1 posed human bones. His common law wife disappeared 9 months ago Grady i has been arrested. | An Aftermath of the Cyclonic 1 Storm that swept Washington last i week is disclosed in statement pre- 1 pared for congress announcing that ! Ss0.0oo will be necessary to repair the i damage done to the buildings occu- : l pied by the pension bureau and the office of public lands