Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13

A seat on the New fork Stock G%- change sold for $4z,o00 the same price as the last sale. The Lackawanna intends spending SIC, 100000 for a new cut off to bring Scranton six miles nearer New York,
 The Colorado River has fallen 18 inches at Needles Cal, and all danger from the flood is believed to have passed.
 Joseph Massarse, of Mt. Vernon N.
 Y, eight years old, was killed by an automobile while playing in freht of his home.
 Frederick Hines, baggage agent of
 the Soo lines at Oshkosh, Wis, was | shot and killed by a highwayman. who escaped.
 Walking in her sleep, Frances Hoye | floor of her home in New York and | was killed.
 General James D. Bell of Brooklyn | was elected commander of the State
 Grand Army of the Republic at Ro- chester, N. Y.
 The yacht Josephine, valued at | $50, 900 and owned by Theodore Grune- | wald, of New Orleans. was entirely 0eStrOyeu py ire. Edward Root, of Riverton, Conn, b l exhibiting two hens eggs, laid by ono hen and linked like the Siamese twins. The link Is of shell The American Guild of Vioiinists | opened its convention at St Louis. Four of the Stradivarius on display
 are valued at S3e,ooo. | | ed a record breaking walk between Philadelphia and New York in IS
 hours and 35 minutes Fire destroyed the ether house of the
 MaIlinctrodt Chemical Works at St Louis, causing damage to the plant
 estimated at s20o, ,0oe-
 Oxford University will confer hon. Y orary degrees on Ambassador Page. \ Lord Bryce and Richard Strauss, the
 composer, on June 24- | The House sanctioned an appropri-
 ation of s20e, 900 to kill rats and squir- rels in California to prevent their
 carrying bubonic plague Four persons were killed when an
 automobile owned and driven by Carl
 Baer, of Omaha, Neb- was struck by
 a train at a grade crossing I
 Degrees were confssred upon 3eo | commencement exercises of the Uni-
 versity of Nebraska at Lincoln The sixth annual convention ef | ton of juvenile Zionist societies, will | be held in Newark, N. J., June 19-z1.
 charies w. Benny, forrnsr easi,isr e | the First National Bank, of Cecil Pa,
 was sentenced to five years irnprfson-
 ment for the embezzeinent of s1so,oeo. ! w. [. UnpSrrey, of Dalton, Ga, . l Confederate veteran, n years old, waS
 sentenced to die for the murder o<
 Joseph fritchett, a neighboring farm ! CT.
 | Upon recommendation ef esortary | McAdoo, President Wilson removed E. | R. Stackable as collector of customs
 at HOnlulu. for the good Of the ser ! vice."
 President Wilson will attend the
 Flag Day observance at Manchester, | N. H.. next Monday. More than 30.- 900 are exepected to march in the pa
 rade.
 Bennett C. Clark the only son of [ Champ Claris, Speaker of the House,
 received a degree of Bachelor of Arts from the George Washington Un- iversity,
 About 125 girls employed by the Liz get. 6 Meyers tobacco factory in New | York went on strike because they
 were paid a fixed wage instead of by piece work,
 A report states that forest frss in 1 hP iRI nf 1 have broken out with renewed vigor | and unless rain comes the damage will l be eRorm0HS,
 | Louis Connolly, one of the masked | bandits who stole $2, ,000 from the State | Bank at -Osage City, Okla, was fat l ally shot by a citizen as he was about 1 to leave town.
 Dr, Horace Q. Arnold Of Boston, l the Massachusetts Medical Society, 1 urged newspapers to add physicians te their editorial staffs.
 crazed by Iiquor William Day, a 1 mountaineer, of Whitesburg, Ky, shot ] and killed two persons and seriously wounded five others. He resisted ar
 rest on a minor charge.
 When the transport Prairie, now in l1e INdNy IdTu lcdNeS IOE Mexico she will have on board moro than 100000 letters for men of the I fleet now in Mexican waters. Prof. James H. Gore, Siamese conn
 missioner to the Panama-PacificE Expo
 sition, announced that Prince Rajani, of Siam will make a tour of the United States with his retinue.
 Quincy shannbo and Frank shran, l students at the Government Indian Indian School at Pipe Stone Minn., | were killed by a wind and rain storm | which demolished several buildings.
 4 jury at Riverhsad, L. l., award-
 ed sB25 to Truman Farrell in his suit
 for si.ooo against the 6ufforl Light. Heat and Power Co. for the loss of a
 horse which was electrocuted in it's stall,
 Michael Dc Faico, who oiled his way
 out of a pair of handeuffs in a New | Yerk court 10 days ago and was re-
 arrested accomplished the same re-