Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-30

Condensed 1-eieorams

 : John H. Tener. of New Rochelle, N. Y., left an estate of $1,0eo, COG.
 Rain and Sncw Continued in Utah Saturday and overcoats were in order.
 A Total of 3,s7o Marriaoe tioansas have been granted in Chicago during June.
 More Than 21,ooo Children were graduated from New York grammar schools.
 Marcus Mayer, an American theatri- cal manager, is lying seriously i'll in London hotel.
 Gatun Lake Is to Be Allowed to fill up to the operating level Of the Pan anna canal by July 1.
 The Small Wheat Crop in Kansas is said to be the result of the devastat- ing habits of cinch bugs.
 Parcel Post Stamps will be good on any mail and ordinary postage stamps good on parcel post packages after July 1.
 The Humane Society of the District of Columbia has brought suit against
  his horse but two meals a day.
 Crazed by the Heat, Mrs. Jessie Burbank of Cleveland. thirty three, mother of three children, committed suicide by cutting her throat.
 The 1912 Cotton Crop of the United States was the second largest ever produced and amounted to 14, s13,o15 bales of 5e0 pounds gross each.
 John Lester Barstow, governor of Vermont from 1882 to 1884. died at his home at Shelburne. Saturday. aged Sl years. Death was due to old age.
 The Jury in the Case of Guiseppi Pomare of Youngstown, Ohio, charged With sending a threatening letter to President Wilson demanding $5,00o re- ported a disagreement
 Fire at Muneie. Ind, Saturday, des- troyed the Root building, containing ments. The loss is estimated at s100.- coo.
 The Lehieh Valley railroad issued orders to conductors to notify passen- gers at the earliest possible moment the cause and probable duration of all delays.
 A Collision with An Undertaker's wagon at RoelSiand, Me. which threw her from her carriage, caused the death of Mrs. Rexanna M. Pollard, aged 67.
 Chief of Police Lindsey of Louls- vile, Ky, Saturday issued blanket order for the arrest of Wearers of split skirts which are minus protecting un- der garments.
 The Barns of orin Rowe and Peleg White were blown down and the barn of Clarence Gould was unroofed ct Crystal, Me. during a terrific thun- derstorm.
 Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson arrived at Cornish, N. H., Saturday afternoon and took possession of Harlakenden house, their summer home.
 Charlotte Walsh. if Years Old, of meningitis by the injection of carbolic acid. It is the first time this treat ment has been applied.
 Twenty five Persons were injured when a Chesapeake and Ohio passen- ger train known as the Flying Vir- ginian, went into a ditch at Fulton, Ind. Saturday.
 Six Members of the Family of John Jacobs, farmer, perished in a fire that destroyed their home at Lexing- ton, S., c. It is believed the house was struck by lightning.
 Miss May Munroe, a New York city school teacher, died Saturday from burns received at the summer resi- dence of her mother, Mrs l.. B. Nun roe at BaiIey's Island in Casco bay.
 The Missouri Supreme Court Satur- day handed down decision allowing the Standard Oil company of Indiana, which had been busted from from the state to continue business in Missouri.
 William Betts Was Caught in the shafting of the Eastern Manufactur ing company at South Brewer Me, Saturday and thrown around several times. sustaining injuries that may prove fatal.
 Vice President and Mrs. Marshall are tired of the glare and glitter" of one of washlngton's fashionable hotels and now are looking about for q house in which to make their home for the next four years.
 Smoke Rolling from Big Buildings spoke eloqueutly of tenn perature conditions at Duluth, Minn., Saturday, the coldest June 26 in years. Street thermometers registered as low as A degrees at a. n1
 Samuel Hook, of Dayton. Ohio. aged 63, shot his wife, 62 years of age Sat urday, killing her instantly. He then shot himself through the heart Hook