Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-22

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 John C. Adams, Collector of Gus toms at Chicago since 1906, resigned.
 Queen Victoria of Sweden has gone to Baden-Baden to be operated on for a cataract of the eye
 President Wilson has accepted an ir,- vitation to speak at an Independence
 Three men were seriously injured when a fire escape on which they were working in Jersey City collapsed.
 Bert Dorr, the first man to master the art of pitching a curved baseball, died at his home in Binghamton
 A seat on the New York Cotton Ex- change sold for $12,650, an increase of $1,4O0 over the last previous sale.
 Burns received while playing near a bonfire at Providence resulted in the death of Estelle Graubert, aged six
 The yacht Utawana, owned by AL lison V. Armour of Chicago, which went ashore near Weymouth, England, was refloated-
 Thomas R. Watson, e8 years old, City Clerk of Passaic, N. J., was married to his former stenographer. Miss Laura E. Hill
 The Canadian Government has se- erection of a new transfer elevator at a cost of s1,oo0,ooo.
 Former Congressman Harry A. Han bury, of Brooklyn, was sentenced to 80 days Imprisonment and fined s25O for contempt of court
 as E. Winsted, of New York. was to- tally destroyed by fire in the Hudson River. The loss is S12.000.
 Captain Johnstone of the revenue cutter Seneca announced that the North Atlantic steamship lanes are rapidly clearing of icebergs.
 
 Mrs. C. J. Gould recalled her in- vitation to let Upton Sinclair hold a meeting on her estate at Tarytown be- cause of the protests of neighbors.
 The larson squad" of suffragettes att tempted to burn church at Becken- ham, a suburb of London The blaze was extinguished with slight damage
 4. N. Johnson resigned as chief en- gineer of the Illinois Highways Com mission to accept a position with the Bureau of Municipal Research in New York.
 Frank A. Probst, proprietor of the Hotel Broztell in New York. filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Li- abilities are placed at s24,0oO and as- sets S10,O00.
 of the Round Valley reservation Indian school of Mendocino County. Cal, will be placed on trial for alleged crueities to Indian children.
 Hary Vardon won the British open golf championship at Prestwick, Scot land for the sixth time. Francis Oui- met of the United Staes, was not among the first fifty.
 Henry j. Morriss, of EIrirs, was burned to death. and four other per- sons injured when an automobile driven by George M. Walters overturn- ed near Watkins, N Y.
 Julius Denow, a private who had served seven terms with the Four teenth Infantry at Spokane, Wash, committed suicide after being arrested for leaving his post without permission.
 Physicians from all parts of the United Staes spoke in 50 churches in Philadelphia to bring public attention to the importance of cooperation In the solution of health problems of the day.
 Members of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire bar assisted in the dedication of memorial tablet on the house in which Daniel Webster lived during the last twenty years of his life.
 Eaton H. Buker, we'll known Iun- Der surveyor died1at Bangor, Me, aged veyor general of the Port of Bangor. retiring from that position in Decem- Der, 1912.
 The sum of ss5,ooo is missing from a deposit box in the Colonial Trust Co.,,
 
 the property of the Freehold Bank, which is controlled by the Colonial Trust Co.
 Richard Hickey, resident of Brock ton, Mass. who was struck by a street | car at Woonsocket, R. l.. died at the Woonsocket hospital. He sustained fractured ribs on both sides of the body and internal injuries. J. s. Diiler, United States Govern mont geologist. arrived at Bedding, Cal, to prepare q press bulletin on the volcanic eruptions at Mount Lsssen to be issued from the Geological Sur vey office in Washington An address by the president Edward 8. Payson, of Boston, was given at the opening of the summer meeting lat Portland, Me, of the New England | Esperanto Association About 20 del- egates were in attendance. The Rev. Leslie Vickers, and Dr. J. M. Mcclellan. who served on the fam- nous Tenahy, N. J., jag list" commit l tee. and held the office of special marshalls had their licenses revoked at a meeting of the City Council.