Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-26


 Condensed TeIegrams
 prssidsnt Wiisen will prsssnt diplo- mas to the graduating class of An- 1aDolis on June s.
 A marble statute sf Ralph Waldo | knerson. the poet and essayisr was l
 Buckingham p. Merriam of Water ,ury was elected secretary of the | ,enior class of the Yl Law school.
 Themas sNsIsen Page, the American to Italy. gave dinner in I honor of Cardinal Gibons in Rome.
 James P. Graves, an adjutant -sener- sral in the army of General Robert E. Lee, died in Washington, aged s4.
 Enriee Caruse, the tenor, made his drst flight in an aeroplane. with Gra- ham-White at the Hendron aerodrome. 
 Five sailors were drowned when two cutters capsised during gale at the Imperial Yacht Clubs regatta at Kiel.
 Lewis Mosher, deputy sheriff at Glens Falls, N. Y-, was killed in a col lision of automobiles near Lake George.
 The French government has deoorat- ed Samuel Roosevelt. the American artist, with the cross of the Legion of Honor.
 Charles L. Muneh, of Jersey City, has resigned as tax commissioner to which he was appointed May 4. The job pays $2,4oo.
 The first annual conference of the Anti Cigarette League of America will be held at Lake Mohonk, N. Y., on June 2, 3, and 4.
 Jehn 8. Eberhardt, of Revere, Mass, said to be a deserter of the navy. shot and killed Mrs. Agnes Morris and then committed suicide.
 Maurice Gsary of New York, sleep ing on the roof of a five story ten ement to escape the heat fell to the ground and was killed.
 
 Earle Grey, former governor general Countess Grey and their two daughters on their way to New York.
 An Australian squadron will visit the exposition and will all so participate in the naval review at the opening of the Panama canal
 | uther Hirmeiraieb. q car conductor fo Bayonne. N. J.. was beaten and stab bed by eight young men when he in- sisted on their paying their fare. Frank Green, of wheeling, W. Va. drove his automobile over 3o-foot embankment and was instantly killed. Giuseppe Carretti, valet to the late Cardinal Rampolia at Rome. was sen tenced to 140 days Imprisonment for appropriating clothing of the cardin- al
 Joseph and James Martin, brothers, of Syracuse, N. Y., have built wind mill attached to an ordinary bucksaw. It saws as much wood in a day as 25 men. ~ An explosion h the gun cotton factory of the German Explosives Co. at Buren, Prussia, caused the death of six men Ten others were seriously injured.
 Dr. K. F. Shah, the Chinsse republics first accredited minister to the United States, will be the guest of the Acade- my of Political Science at Columbia university.
 William j. Cummina, the banker con xr{o kaH &F he Co~parfo Co.. of New York, has lost 37 pounds since beginning his prison term three months ago.
 Rear-AdmiraI Robert E. Peary, re- tired, the Arctic explorer has just received the gold medal conferred ou him by the French Geographical si- ciety on April "A.
 The stsamsr w. H. Gilbert, of Cleveland, was sunk in collision with the freishter Caldera in Thunder bay, ported to be saved.
 The funeral of Andrew Saunders, of the United States Marine corps, who was accidently killed at Vera Cruz. was held at Niagara Falls with full civic and military honors.
 John D. Rockefeller and party of women had q narrow escape from se- rious injury when his automobile col- lided with another machine on a turn in the road near Tarrytown.
 The new Anchor Line steamer Tran sylvania was launched at Greenock, Scotland. The gross tonnage of the ship Is 14, 800 tons. A sister ship. the Tuscsnia. will be launched in July.
 M. H. Hsnesek, s1 yesrs old, of Wa co, Te1sA went to a dentist to have some teeth removed because they caused him pain. The dentist dtscov- cred he was cutting three new teeth.
 4 petition signed by thousands of citizens of Michigan asking congress to recognize Dr. Frederick A Cook as the discoverer of the North Pole was presented to the senate by Senator Smith.
 Four young men. members of Suf- field Polish Church soviety, arrested in & state police raid, pleaded guilty to the charge of selling liquor without a license They were fined s39.30 apiece.
 Captain Mile, of the American liner Philadelphia, which arrived from Southampton, reported that he had re- ceived ice warnings from the Seneca and had gone 20 miles south of his course to avoid bergs.