Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-16
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 Joseph ManteII, of Toronto, eeiebrat- ed his 104th birthday
 Five persons were killed when Hooking Valley Railroad train was wrecked near McArthur, Ohio
 Senator Salisbury of Delaware, in. troduced a bill providing territorial government in Porto Rico.
 Governor Fielder appointed Judge Charles c. Bleak associate justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court
 Thomas J. Mccormick the newly ap pointed warden at Sing Sing, visited the prison and went through the shops.
 Major w. H. Daniels, of oedens- burg, N. T., announced his candidacy gress.
 Charles Fahey 1s years old, of Bay onne N. J., was jolted from a scaf- fold while painting a steamer and was drowned.
 Holmes Jones, lawyer Of Tuckahoe, N. T., was held in s1,000 charged with the larcency of a railroad bond valued at S1,3S5.
 Congressman William M. CauIder, of Brooklyn announced his candidacy for the nomination for the United States Senate.
 The will of Harris c. Fahnstock, former president of the First Nation al Bank of New York, leaves $460,000 to Charities.
 Ruth Martin, 21 years old, of Passaic, N. J.. died in the Isolation Hospital of small pox believed to have been con tracted at circus.
 Plans are being formed to nominate James c. Gerard, Ambassador to Ger many, as United States senator to succeed Elihu Root.
 Two carloads of "canned" soup were dumped into the Mississippi at St. Louis by court order. The soup had been condemned.
 AssembIyman Miles R. Ifrisbie, of Schenectady, N. T., was found guilty of grand larcency and sentenced to 10 years in States prison
 Another of the Zeppelin airships of the German army, the z l, was wreck ed during a rainstorm near Diedenhof- en. One lieutenant was injured PatroIman Timothy o'connor, of Brooklyn, was awarded a Congression- al gold medal for saving the life of two boys in Jamaica last winter. The Chicago public voted to name The Record-Herald and 1nter-Ocean, the two newspapers consolidated by James Keeley. as the Chicago Herald
 More than 30 persons had narrow escapes when the plant of Pellisser. Jeunes & Rivet Co, furriers, of Brook lyn was destroyed at a loss of $150, ,000. William James Sidis, IS years old, will receive a degree of bachelor of arts | from Harvard and win be the youngest | student graduated from the university. A French military aviator named i Bist was killed at Nancy when his machine fell while trying to complete 2,500 00-mile flight during rainstorm. David L. Bruce Brown, who drove | automobile racing cars for sport and | was killed in the races at Milwau- ! kee, left his estate of $1,342,S ,S11 to his mother.
 Warning was sent through the sec | tion of St. Paul Minn., bordering on the Mississippi River, that the coffer- dam may break any minute because of high water.
 1 It was announced that President Wilson will leave Washington in March, | 1915 to Officiate at the ,opening of the 1 Panama Canal at a date to be de- l termined later.
 { Maurice M M,a4arlin1L 4L. R-I | thor and playwright, has joined the 1 Anti-Collar League in Paris composed of students in the Latin quarter who refuse to wear collars. ! About 14o surgeons from all parts of the United States sailed from New | York on the steamer Oceanic to attend i the International Conference of Clini- | cal Surgeons in London What is said to be the largest flaq-
 pole in the world an Oregon fir, 23O feet long and six in diameter at the | butt, will be raised in the San Fran
 cisco Fair grounds today
 E. G. Gillian, superintendent of tn.
 Raven Coal mine at Raven, Va.. and w. J. Lewis, and two other persons were drowned in a vain attempt to
 rescue boy from drowning. | SOHH ". iFduIWeins or New York chauffeur of an automobile mail truck l was arrested charged with reckless
 driving. A fine of $50 was imposed but
 Trautwein preferred a five day prison ! term.
 The New York Department of Water | Announced that washing sidewalks and watering lawns will not be allowed | without a permit. Last week more 1 than 40 persons were fined $5 for the offense. Herbert Good and Lcona HeIman ! each 22 years of age. were refused q license to wed at Reading because l Good did not measure up to the phys | ical requirements under the Pennsyl- vania eugenic law.
 Henry Lewis of philadelphis, fs ! years old, is in hospital in Balti- more suffering from an aiiment which ! baffiles the physicians. He has beer gaining steadily in weight and now ] weighs 190 pounds.
 PRESIDENT WILSON NAMES FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD