Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-02

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 Secret college organizations will be abolished at Wesleyan College Macon Ga
 Louisiana Prosressives prepared call for a State convention at New Orleans on June 1s-
 Henry BedIow, who was elected mayor of Newport three times, dieo in Monte Carlo, aged ss-
 Bursars entered the postosfiee at Londonderry, N. H., and escaped with s1,5oo in stamps and cash. Stewart at Sea Cliff. L. l.. was des- troyed by fire. Loss s3o.o0o.
 pr. Emil Gruenins, the noted sur geon, died in New York after brief illness. He was 72 years old. 
 William Guinand, of Mt. kisco, N. Y., sent to Colonel Roosevelt & chicken having four legs and four wings.
 The steamer Madonna of the Fabre Line which arrived in New York from Naples, brought eleven stowaways.
 An altitude of 1,5oo feet was reached in a flying boat by Ralph M Brown, the aviator, at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y-
 The Aquitania, the newest ef the Cunard Line steamers, left Liverpool for New York on her maiden voyage.
 A "death march, of boys organized under Upton Sinclair marked in front of the Standard Old building in Chica- go.
 Three men of Oak Park, IT,, were drowned when their boat was swept over the dam in the Fox River at Yorkville.
 George B. Mcclellan, former Mayor of New York was voted the most popu- lar professor of the senior class at Princeton
 Michael Kraha, a watchman for the Robert Gair Paper Co.,, in Brooklyn, was found shot in the head in the com pany's building.
 pr. Dalton O. Bruce, vetrinary sur gton, said to be the largest man in North Dakota, died in Minot. He weighed 400 pounds.
 Oscar Lundstron, of TottenviIIe, s. l., was. drowned when a squail struck the boat in which he was sailing on Staten Island Sound
 After spending IS years in the Fed eral Prison at Atlanta for another mans crime. Fayett Salter was. par doned by President Wilson.
 Judge C. J. Daughtery, Of Fort Worth 72 years old and only three feet, nine inches tall began his cam paign for mayor of that city An automobile in which Miss Mar garet Wilson and some friends were riding was held up for exceeding the speed limit at Hyattsville, N- J.
 More than 700 members of the saf- vation Army sailed from New York on the Olympic to attend the international congress of the army in London The tugboat Teaser, which was tow ing barges from Philadelphia to Boston sank off Atlantic City. The crew of 14 men were saved by the tug Bexer.
 Arthur caron, |. w. w. leader and 10 other persons were arrested near John D. Rockefeller's home in Tarry- town for attempting to incite riot The store of David Kruhi in New York was entered by thieves who stole l jewelry valued at S2,00O. Two men were arrested but no jewelry recovered
 An official call for a strike of coal miners along the Kanawha, River ed, the strike becoming effecetive to- i day.
 i Mrs. Anna Valentine, of Chicago was awarded a verdict of S6,000 against the Northern Pacific Railroad for the loss of one finger, which was crushed in a I door.
 Insurance policies equaIIing one years salary and totalling more than | 1000, were presented to 1000 em- ployes of the Methodist Book Concern | at Chicago.
 mated to be 25O00O years old. was un- earthed by Frank s. Leggett, director l of the County Museum. in the tar pitt at La Brea, Cal
 1 An army of nearly 2,o00 student. 1 who are to receive degrees from Co., 1 Iumbia University this week made tho l baccalaureate services which were helC | in the university gymnasium. i Trustees of the town of Lodi, Cal. l have passed an ordinance. providing l bulletin boards containing the name: of habitual drunkards to be kept 1T conspicuous places in saloons.
 A large silver cup, won by the crew of the old battleship Atlanta in thu | athletic contests in Montevideo in 1907 ! was stolen from the Naval Branch so | the Y. M. C. A in Brooklyn.
 Hugh and August Becker, brothers of Chicago, were elctrocuted when thel stepped on a live wire after buying flowers for the funeral of their youngel brother who was killed in a motorcycl' hcollision.
 PEOPLE TERROR STRICKEN
 BY HEAVY EARTHQUAKE 1 Many Houses Damaged at Quayaquil