Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
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 Senator La Toilette is suffering from ptomaine poisoning.
 Former Mayor Fred A. Busse died at his home in Chicago.
 A massacre of servians on the Her zegoyina frontier. is threatened
 Smoking opium, valued at s5,ooo was taken in a raid on a Chinese laundry l in Brooklyn.
 Major General oiiuehi Tanaka, of the Japanese Army, was received by
 Mrs. Martha crise, long in valid, died at Trent, Somerset Coun- ty, Pa, aged 101.
 The Alton Steel Co, of Alton, IiI, the hands of receivers.
 New York will spend s25o,ooo in equipping model street cleaning dis trict on the East Side.
 Burglars broke into the railroad sta ton at Caristadt. N. J., and escaped with a. 20o-pound safe.
 The authorities at Colon, Panama, have imposed a quarantine on all ar rivals from New Orleans.
 Alone bandit, who tried to hold up passengers on an Illinois Central train, was overpowered by porter. Belgians in the first preliminary round for the Davis tennis cup. Alexander Blum, four years old, was unin5ured after falling six stories from the roof of his home in New York. The Senate Committee reported fav- orably on the nomination of Ira Nell son Morriss to be Minister to Swed- en-
 A price of s4oo,ooo Is reported to have been paid in Paris by Sir Fred eyick Cook for Tftian's La Schiavo- ma"
 The Rutherford Manufacturing Co.,, of Rutherford, N. J., was destroyed by | fire, the loss being estimated at S85,- 900.
 Joseph Tanner, 70 years old, of Ca- naidaqua, N. r., was held in $2,500 bail on e charge of putting poison in a we'll
 The new Holland American liner | Statendam was launched at Belfast The vessel has a displacement of 35,- 900 tons.
 l The inventory of Henry Elmer Gihh, former president of Frederick Loeser | & Co. of Brooklyn, shows that he left s71o.s4s.
 1 Burglars broke into the salesroom of the Alfred Peats Co. wall paper dealers at Newark, N. J.. and escaped with s7o0.
 The German cruiser Nuremberg left Mazatlan to join tho German Asiatic fleet Site was relieved by the cruis-
 The wife of FiIippo cifarielIo, the Italian sculptor, was burned to death through the explosion of a lamp in her home at Rome
 Osse Schreckengost, famous as the battery mate of "Rube" Waddell on the Philadelphia American baseball team. died in Philadelphia
 John krafcheko was hanged in Win nipeg, for the murder of H. M. Arnold. manager of the Bank of Montreal whom he shot in hold-up. I
 l Henry R. Emerson member of the Canadian Parliament and former Min lister for railways. died in Dorchester New Brunswick, aged 61 years. l A mob tried to storm the jail at Bay Springs, Miss, to lynch Nose John son. a negro. accused of robbing @ train and shooting three persons.
 After pIunuins down a aoo-foot em- bankment in his automobile at Wash ington, William letter crawled from the wreckase with a skinned knee.
 Hugh Leonard, wrestling instructor of the New York Athletic Club, was struck by lightning at his farm neal Belfast, N r.. and instantly killed
 President Wilson received an In- Vitatlon to attend the annual conven- ton of the American Bankers Associ- ation on October 14 at Richmond, Va
 The discussion of slit skirts, tango IfaIl hats and other things of that sor' will be barred at the camp meeting oi the Methodist Church at Desplaines H.
 Bryan Chandler, "the million dolIai kid" must pay his wife $50 week al imony and also pay her $500 as counse fees to prosecute her suit for separa ten.
 pr. Charles F. Baxter, former phy sician at Blaci~eIl's Island, was fneC $500 and sentenced to one years i'm prisenment for selling morphine tc prisoners
 Altoona, Pa, doctors by the use o thyroid glands of sheep, are develop ing Jules Schroeder, a dwarf, of Holi , | daySburg four years old into natura