Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-22
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 Largest in Connecticut
 Condensed leiegrams Mayor Mitchell spent an hour at pis- tol practice in New York. A fatal case of bubonic plague was reported at Santiago, Chile.
 More than 1so,ooo tobacco workers in Italian factories have gone on strike. Robert p. Frazier, assistant com missioner of patents, died in Balti- more.
 Vice President Marshall will leave Washington for Florida for a short rest.
 Former Speaker Cannon arrived from Bermuda on the steamer Bermu- dian.
 The Brazilian Government will ap- point commercial agents in New York and Chicago.
 Miss Jessie Gillette was e:eoted president of the First National Bank of Lincoln, III.
 Representative Henry George, of New York is suffering from an attack of rheumatism.
 Anthony J. Drexel, Jr., the Philadei- phia millionaire was fined $5 for speed ing in Newark, N. J.
 The Greek Government has contract ed for the construction of a dread- nOuPht in a French dOplSyar0
 The wedding of Vincent Astor to Miss Helen Huntington will take place on the date originally set April 30. General Porfirio Diaz, who is at Mon- te Carlo, declines to discuss the situ- ation between United States and Mex ico.
 Two firemen were injured when fire caused damage amounting to S20,O00 to the Shoreham Hotel in The Bronx, N. '.
 The deck and woodwork of the Plant Line steamer A. W. Perry were seri ously admaged by fire at Halifax, No va Scotia
 The Governors of 31 states will be invited to attend the celebration of the 1 50th anniversary of the Battle of At 1 lanta, July Zz. The Daughters of the American Rev. | tleship New York on Wednesday at the olution will present a flag to the bat Brooklyn Navy Yard. The engagement of Miss Martha Bowers to Robert Taft, of Cincinnati. | son of the former president, was an nounced in Washington. John Janofsky, 42 years old a car penter, was killed by falling from the ] fourth floor of a school under con- | struction on Audubn avenue, N. '. Governor GIynn signed the Murtash- | Sullivan bill giving all cities of the ! second and third class the right to adopt a. simplified form of charter
 Because the supply of metal on hand ] is insufficient. Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock " will not be launched until the middle of May. ! Four burglars entered jeweIry store 1 on Columbus street, New York beat | the clerk until he was unconscious and escaped with jewelry valued at $1,200
 Representative of the American Rec l Cross left Washington to attend the convention of trained nurses of the United States in St. Louis, April p tc 2S
 The British steamer Minnesota, from London to Philadelphia, reported the saving of 26 members of the crew of 2 French fishing schooner. which burned at sea.
 Father Pranaites, who gave evidence in support of allegation or ritual nlur- der in the Beilis trial, was decorated | xxyith hn nT-dly nf < Petersburg.
 A lock of hair of King Edward N | a fragment Of the cloak of Charles 1 and a piece of his neckcloth, all con- tained in a small box, were sold fol sS5 in London.
 Chief Iron Tail and two other mem Ridge, $. D., called at the City Hall il bers of the Sioux Indian tribe of Pine New York to pay their respects tt Mayor Mitchell.
 A campaign to raise an endowmen l fund of $1,000,000 for the Northfielt Schools began at East Northfield Mass. A gift of $1OO, ,o00 was announc. ed te start the fund.
 The Connecting Terminal grain eIe vater at Buffalo, with a capacity c
 
 destroyed by fire will be reconstructed | at cost of s40O.0
 The transfusion of one quart Of bicoi from his younger brother saved the If, of John .. Mayo, millionaire coal op orator and chairman of the Democrat State Committee of Kentucky.
 Albert Hutchins, seven years old lost his life in vain attempt to saw his cousin Fred Bealke, eight year old from drowning in the delaware ant Raritan Canal, near Trenton, N. J. The French Liner >CaIifornia arrive, in New York minus one of her pro pellor blades and her bow plates dam aged the result Of a collision witl an iceberg off the Newfoundland banks
 Robert HiiIard, the actor. and Mrs Olga Everard Williams, who recent, obtained divorce from William Wi Hams, a chauffeur. employed by he father, the late James Everard, d brew CT, were married .n Denver.