Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-07

DleachefS in the baseball park at Rutherford, N. J. collapsed.
 Mrs. Anna Richards of New York, died from bichloride poisoning. She had taken 30 grains by mistake.
 Mrs- John Whitmore, of New York died from burns she received when her dress caught fire on gas stove.
 William Brown, who owns 100 miles square in Oregon was a school teacher at $40 month, 27 years ago
 An automobile owned by Auqust Belmont knocked down and seriously injured William Lanigan, of New York.
 New nickel French coins have been issued. They are of the denominatiins of five, ten and twenty-five centimes.
 Public hequests of more than s5o,- 900 are contained in the will of Miss Sarah Warner Clark Of Beverly. Mass.
 After quarrel at his finaneee's home, J. Cunningham of New York committed suicide by drinking chlor- oform-
 The hunger strike in the State pri- son at Trenton was ended when the keeper offered the strikers lamb chops for dinner.
 William Aug, aged 10, of Bloomfield, N. J., is dying from a bullet wound in the abdomen. He was playing with a revolver.
 A woman who tried to see the King of England at Buckingham Palace was arrested Two revolvers were found in her pocket.
 Mayor stratton of Reading, Pa, in structed the police to arrest all per sons swearing on streets, each to pay 67 cents a word.
 Charles seheis, of Bridsspor, Conn, was seriously injured when a New York automobile struck him as he was crossing the street.
 Dynamite in quantity sufficient to blow up half of-the eaFteru section of Fall River was found by children near Big Berry pond
 Eleven persons were seriously hurt when a firework bomb exploded after it had fallen into the lap of a spectat- or. at Caldwell. N. J.
 More than POO letters written by -0F9 tNCtS0U " HIS WiFC VIII Dc SOtQ at public auction. They cover the pe- riod from 17S5 to 1900.
 Three automobiles are piled up in the Long Beach road following a double collision in which a man and a woman were injured.
 The ringing of church bells at sun rise, noon and sunset was the only attempt at celebrating the Nations holiday at Salem, Mass.
 has awarded a gold medal to Mile. Coppen, who has been a servant in he same family for 50 years.
 The steamship Batavia in From rbamburg, was held four hours in quarantine because girl steerage passenger was ill of smallpox.
 King George is likely to honor the late Joseph Chamberlain by confer ring a title on his widow formerly Mary Edincott, of Salem, Mass.
 King George, at dinner party giv- en by Sir Ernest Cassei, apologized to Major Westropp for taking exception to remark made by the Major.
 The Supreme Court at Panama su.- IdluCo a FCCcnI law WHGTeDY the gov ernment reserves ownership in metal mines and deposits of coal and oil
 After a lively campaign for street railway franchise, Kansas City rested before the battle at the polls Tuesday. It Is expected the franchise will carry.
 Brisadier- General A. K. Evans will be privately rebuked for his remarks in New York alleged to have been a criticism of the Administrations for eign policy.
 The second death from bubonie plague was reported in New Orleans. The public Health Service was advis- ed and they sent twelve expert rat catchers there.
 Harry Priest and Harry Savers, of The Bronx, were rescued from the Hudson when their canoe turned turtle. They were in the water more than half an hour.
 Pleasant A. stovalI, American Min ister to Switzerland, gave @ dinner, a reception and ball to celebrate the Fourth. Many prominent Swiss of hcials were present.
 The French army has equipped an armored train with ammunition cars -A%-~ AoR-0 --AAA6 oAo Cdh OO hurried to any point along d railroad that skirts the sea.
 Suffrasettes urged Representative Pou. of the House to call together the Rules Committee and report the reso- lution allotting time for consideration of suffrage in the House.
 Nearly a carload of ethnoiooicaI specimens of the arts and crafts of the bogobo tribe of the Philippine Is- lands, have been received at the Uni- versity Museum at Philadelphia
 Two persons were killed and six in jured near Stoyeston,- Pa, when the driver of a touring car attempted to pass another. The rear car skidded and rolled over an embankment
 The WaverIy hotel. the only hotel in New Bedford, whose proprietor has not signed the bartenders agreement and taken the Union bartenders back, is employing women as drink mixers.
 Captain p. H.. Ub5eroth of the United States revenue cutter McCui- loch. stationed in Alaskan waters. reached Chicago Monday on the last lap of his five thousand mile race to the bedside of his wife who is dying in aVsshinzton.