Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01


 PhiIadeIphia Authorities Notified the residents to boil their drinking water in order to prevent typhoid, which is increasing.
 There Have Been Seven Deaths in Grand Rapids, Mich, in the last 24 hours due to the heat. and 17 serious prostrations.
 The Police of Philadelphia have ar rested Joel Goldman, sexton of 6 synagogue, charging him with running a speak easy
 Wage Increases for EmpIoyes of At lantic coast navy yards are likely to be recommended within a short time by Secretary Daniels.
 Charles H. Jackson, Keeper in the New York Tombs prison, was arrested charged with giving to a prisoner a bottle of morphine.
 Twenty seven Deaths-ten of them yeSterday-and scores of prostrations was the record at Chicago for the sixth day of the hot spell.
 All the Buildings of Scobey, Mont, will be moved two miles, as the result of the construction of the Great North ern Plentywood extension.
 
 Herman Fromne, 50 Years Old, a member of the law firm of Fromme Bros, of 20 Vesey street, New York. died from heart disease in his office.
 The Prices on All GradesNof Coal at Providence will be raised 25 cents a ton today This will make the price for stove coal from $7.5O to sS a ton.
 Thomas w. Morgan. a newspaper editor of Ottawa Kas took the oath of office yesterday as warden of the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas.
 In the Face of Advanced Medical precautions the number of cases of malaria among the troops of the Phil ippines more than doubled during the past year.
 Nearly 5o,ooo Persons were marooned on Rockaway Beach all Sunday night by fire which destroyed part of the trestle connecting that popular resort with Long Island.
 Chicago City Officials Have Ruled that the suffragettes will not be per- mitted to hold celebration in Grant park, declaring the celebration to be a political project
 Mrs. Miranda Chester of Middle town. N. Y, will leave with her two l sons and a, dog on a hike to Minneapo- lis, for the purpose of shortening the time made by Weston.
 Dr. c. c. sater. Civil War Veteran died suddenly at Atlanta when leaving for the Gettysburg celebration from the effect of a wound he received at the | battle on July 1. 1883. Frederick M. Shepard of East Or. ange, N. J., prominently identified witt the rubber industry for many years died at his summer home at Norfolk
 Conn. yesterday aged S5 years. The Heat Claimed One Victim al l Cleveland yesterday. David Hughler 50, of Orangeburg, $. C.. fell uncon- scious on the pavement in the public square and died on the way to a hos pitaI.
 Mrs. Isabella Fl. Woodford, widow o the former United States minister tc Spain. was freed of charges of man | slaughter and reclllessly operating ar automobile, in the Fairfield court yes l terday.
 The Atlantic National Bank of Prov. idence, which closed it's doors on Apri 1 IA announced yesterday that it wil l pay it's first dividend to it's creditor: 1 today. The initial dividend will be 2 per cent.
 The Directors of the Southern New 1 England Telephone company, at tn, 1 quarterly meeting at New Haven yes l terday, increased the capital stock tt 1 10000, GOO, which is the limit of the | charter.
 Charles A. HawIey Pleaded Guilty fl | the federal court at New York yester- 1 day to misuse of the mails in connec- i tion with tie sale of stock of the Me 1 Henry Dfstilling company. He wa: | fined $2,000, which he paid
 Edward p. Murdock, who gave up hi! l law practice in Chicago to become a1 ] aviator. probably was fatally injured | at Spokane, Wash, when an aeroplant | he was testing collapsed at 8 neigh of 50 feet and crashed to the ground. Following Suggestion of the psstol more than 30 per cent. of the men wen
 coatless to the First Baptist church a 1 Fond Du Lac, Wis, Sunday and tht women all left their hats at home. Tn, minister preached in his shirtsleeves
 The Bitter Fight over the Greenwich | borough court iudgeship assumed aI 1 acute stage yesterday when Judge W l A. Tierney, appointed last week by | Governor Baldwin. had Judge C. D
 Burnes forcibly elected from the cour ! room
 Three Men, Patrick Dunn, John Gan. | non and Thomas Winch were drowned ! in a sewer at Cleveland yesterday | when earth about a trench in whicf they were working caved in and brush ] ed them into a culvert leading to tht ] Cuyahoga river
 Michael Ji Flannigan, a Chicago sa. i loon keeper, who is alleged to have converted $2.000 of the $273,000 il 1 Canadian currency stolen from tn, 1 Westminster branch of the Bank O Montreal, was indicted yesterday
 charged with receiving stolen property
 Secretary Lane of the Interior de 1 partment, on behalf of the Geograph
 ical society of France, yesterday pre-
 scented to Dr. Alfred H. Brooks of tn, | United States geological survey a golC
 medal awarded by the French society 1 to Dr. Brooks on account of his ex l plorations in Alaska
 The Condition Printed on the steam 1 ship tickets issued by the White Sta 1 line exempting that company from lia l bility for loss of passenger, eyer l servants, is illegal according to { l Judgment pronounced by Sir CleInen | M Batlhache. justice Of the kingi 1 bench division of the English hfgl 1 court of justice.
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