Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-08
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 Of 24 Applicants for Bar Examina- tions to be held May 2S. 19 are from New Haven
 Michael Orsste former President of Hayti, who fled during a revolution last January, arrived in New York.
 Chief of Police Smith of Now Haven announced the beginning of a crusade against so-called baseball pools"
 The international book trade and graphic arts exposition was opened by King Frederick at Leipsic, Saxony.
 Winn Powers, Peoples candidate, was elected mayor of St. Paul. Minn-, over Louis Nash by a majority of 2,5Oo.
 Countess Edmond De PortaIes, fam ous in the court of Napoleon III, on ac- 7S.
 Richard Fleming Handy, banker and manufacturer, dropped dead of heart disease in New York He was 72 years old.
 Vincent Herbert, the American conn appendicitis in London, is now out of danger.
 Lieutenant Saint Lague, French military aviator, was killed when his machine fell 1900 feet at La Laitto. Morocco.
 While watching a ball game at Ak ron, O., Herman Gabel, a spectator, was struck by a batted ball and died instantly.
 4 bill for compulsory settlement by arbitration of all strikes within the State was introduced in the Colorado legislature.
 Albert Howe, builder and contract or of Warwick. R. l., gave his life in saving a pet bulldog from the path of an automobile.
 The Duke of Marlborough appeared as fully licensed auctioneer and dis posed of a number of lots of his estate at Oxfordshire.
 A campaign to raise $1oo,o00 under tue dubplCeS Ol NdllOndl SOcleIy TOT the Promotion of Industrial Education was started in New York.
 John D. Rockefeller has offered his personal bond for $50,000 to guarantee North Tarytown against damage when the 250-tOn stone arrives.
 After fight of two years the city of Gary, Ind, will have a three-cent fare on all interurban lines within the city limits beginning August l. A dinner was given to chaunoey M. Depew by 35 friends in New York. He was congratulated upon having passed his soth birthday in good health.
 The Rev. James La Fevre, of Huae- not ancestry and direct descendant of one of the founders of New PaIz, N. Y., died in Somerset, N. J., aged ss.
 Sweet" Marie Gang, the anarchist, was sentenced to 60 days imprison- l made against John D. Rockefeller, Jr Mrs. Louise Eehesaray, wife of the Mexican Minister to Costa Rfca, con- | mitted suicide by leaping from the fifth floor Of her apartment in New | York.
 Moro than 100 students of the West Point Military Academy inspected the Franklin Aresnal in Philadelphia and saw how arms and ammunition were | manufactured.
 Former Police Commissioner Douu- las l. Mckay of New York, was elect | ed by directors to be assistant to the president of G. White & Co, an en- | gfneering concern.
 President Huerta of Mexico has ord cred two billiard tables from a New York manufacturer to be delivered al once. A certified check for s1,0O0 ac- companied the order.
 John H. Gleason, driver, and 1hom. | as O'Toole, fremen, were probably ia. tally injured when a hook and ladde, | truck overturned in New York while answering a false alarm
 Sentence was postponed until nex, Monday in the case of Burton w. Gib. son lawyer, convicted Of stealinf SI,1Oo from the estate of Mrs. Rose Szabox in Orange County, N. Y.
 A Hearing Will Be Held May is O, the petition of the Waterbury ant Il Milldale Tramway company for tb, | approval of method of construction o single track in Cheshire and Wolcott I "aJor MitChe1, or New York, is n i favor of the plan of the Safety Ffrs Society to use moving pictures in sructing the public in the preventio, or accidents upon public thoroughfares
 Former Deputy Police Commissions George S. Dougherty, of New York who is movie" actor was injured by fake bomb while posing for a pic ture at the quaters of the Nonparei Feature Film Co.
 The United States Government ba forwarded six gold watches and chain to the legion at Peking for distributio, among Chinese officess in recognitio, Of services in saving lives of Ameri can citizens in China
 Jamee w. Gerard ambassador a
 Berlin, received instructions from tn
 State Department at Washington t l make formal expression of thanks t.
 the German Government for assistanc
 Of the cruiser Dresden in rescuin,
 American refugees from -Tampico.
 The New Canaan authorities stoI.
 march on the Misses Gertrude ant
 Mary Grosvenor late today. in tn,