Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-14


 Condensed kilograms Hszsssiah .. Russsli, fermsr Mayor of Pittsaeld, Mas, died after . weeks illness, aged n.
 Two Japansss admirals, Count Va momoto and Baron 6aito. were placed on the retired list
 Mrs. Abram Drake, 70 years old, was struck by lightning and instantly hll- ed at Van Vert Ohio.
 John J. C. Smith, known as the mil lionaire Inventor, died in Passafc, N. J. He was 7s. years old.
 A new pymnasium to eost $1ooooo will be erected for students at the Worcester Academy in Worcester. Mary AnseII, . militant suffrasstts slashed a portrait of the Duke of Will lington in the Royal Academy in on- don.
 Tho Board of Health ruling, for bidding common drinking troughs for phia-
 The naval appropriation bill was re- ported to the Senate with an increase of q .1s2, 900 over the bill as 1t left the House.
 To date the number of licenses is- sued for motor vehicles fin Pennsylvan- ia total 125.ooo, the fees for which are ss05,s25.
 The estate of William Mckenzie, president of the Standard Bleachery Co, of Rutherford, N. J., is valued at $3.0e0, 900.
 Albert PaIiss and John Eeeoff, both rowboat capsized of Port Richmond, Staten Island.
 Through the efforts of Father Thom- as F. Sherman, army chaplain, a new military society to aid enlisted men has been organized.
 In Chicsqe 14e pehsons died from taking poisons accidently and 163 per sons committed suicide by taking poi son Tn the past year.
 Mrs. Helen H. 5LeFsvre presented s10,o0o to the New York University in memory of her husband, the late Dean Egbert LeF'evre.
 Richard M. Colgate, of Colgate & Co. has given $2,000 to the Board of Education at West Orange, N. J., to start a vocational school.
 Two tanks containing so,ooo barrels of oil, owned by the Uierce Oil Cor poratien at Tulsa, Okla, were des- troyed by fire. Loss $50,000.
 Representative Duprs, of Louisiana, filed a report protesting against the Hobson resolution providing for prohi- bition by constitutional amendment President vN;isen is expected in New York to review the parade of the Low CT Wall street Business Mems Associ- ation which will take place May 23.
 The eeepsrase sstablishn,ent ei Moses Solomon in Brooklyn was des- truyed by a fire, which caused the death of IT horses- The loss is $2o,oOo Rsprsssntstiss Walsh, of New ter. sey, introduced a resolution asking an appropriation Of $20,0e0 to install electric voting machines in the House Eugsnio Mentsro- Risa, Spanish statesman, who. drafted. the. treaty i which brought the Spanish-Americar War to a close, died at Madrid, aged s2. | An amaigannatien of the life savins I service and revenue cutter service vii be effected by a bill reported from the House interstate and foreign commerc< committee.
 l With f15 cadets on board, the train. | ing ship Newport sailed from tho 1 Brooklyn Navy Yard, for Albany where the cadets will be reviewed by ! Governor Glynn. ! The International Modern City Ex, 1 position opened at Lyons, France 1 Among American cities represented are New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland l Boston and hicago.
 The captain and 3f ssamen of tn, French schooner St. SoIens wer, brought to St. Pierre, West Indies, D, l the schooner Marie after their vesse sank in collision with an iceberg. l The member of the first class Q | West Point cadets are visiting tn, Government arsenal in Watervliet, \
 
 al instructions in ordnance manufact | ure.
 1 The Progressive party of Gesrai; | met in State convention at Atlanta t, nominate candidates for the Nationa | House of Representatives and tw, l candidates for. the United States Sen ate.
 Capt. F. D. Andersen and . ntsehani named Carter, military aviatorz, wer killed when their aeroplane collide, with bipiane driven by Lieutenan c. W. Wilson, at Aldersi1ot England l Wilson was seriously injured.
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