Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-04

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 Judge w. B. HornbIower of the Court of Appeals. is seriously ill in AL oany.
 Mrs. Olive Macdonald died at her | home in Hewittville, N. T., at the age | of 106 years.
 Asking for an increase in wages more 1 than 1000 carpenters went on strike | in Cincinnati.
 Shamrock w, the challenger for | Americas cup, will be launched May | 25 at Gosport. Jacob HsIIman, of New York, was ar rested charged with sending threaten ing letters to Mayor Mitchell.
 The Massachusetts legislature re- jected the bill imposing $5 tax on all bachelors over 35 years of age.
 Anthony FiaIa, explorer and member of the Roosevelt expedition, arrived in New York from South America
 The Illinois Central Railroad will build a hospital in Chicago for the use of employees at a cost of $40o,0eo.
 The average per eentase of failures Of pupils to gain promotion in New Jersey schools is placed at 10 percent.
 William L.Wemple, Assistant At torney- General in charge of the Gov ernment customs in New York has re- signed.
 The National Highways Protective Society report shows that 25 children were killed by vehicles in New York in April.
 carried away three gates of lock, No in the Weliand canal tying up traffic temporarily.
 Prevented from eIoping by her fath- CT, Miss Margaret Disc, IS years old, of Pottsville, Pa, committed suicide by shooting.
 Arthur Edwards, of New York, 20 years old, was killed when an elevator under which he was working, fell crushing him.
 The Hamburg American Line steam CT Vaterland, in her trials in Norwegi- an waters, made an average speed of s0.i knots an -Four.
 Beginning next year only students having college degrees will be ad mitted to the University of Pennsyl- yania law school.
 Robert Burns original autograph song with chorus, with address in Burns autograph. brought $75o at an
 An attempt was made to destroy the offices of the italian Consulate in New York, by fire. The blaze was exiting uisned with slight damage. Molly MehIrnan. of Jersey City, four years old, was run down and killed by an automobile while running across tke street to meet her mother.
 Dr. Carlos Gasrino, Of Havana, edi- ter ef the La Prenza" was seriously iHsu: ed in sword duel with Antonio I, aizcs, editor of La Noche.''
 The Ohio Agricultural Commission issued proclamation calling upon farmers to kill and market on June 6 all roosters over one year old.
 Ton workmen were killed, four seri- ousfy injured when a steam shovel used in excavating the Long Island Railroad In Brooklyn collapsed.
 Tine strike of the nembe-s of tho J'ecerated Ra;road Employees of ihe Pennsylvania Railroad branch at AL l. ona, Pa, has been abandoned.
 Park commissioner Ward, of Now York, announced that because Jf wet grounds the Central Park playgrnunds will rot be opened until May }. The Movies Triumphed over the cen- So- at Chicago when Judge Tuthill is- sued a writ of mandamus permitting public display of @ prohibited film.
 Adoiph Barclay, s5 years old, of Hamburg, Germany, was arrested in Hoboken. charged with attempting to smusgle uncut diamonds worth s50,o
 Warden James Clancy, of Sing Sine Prison. whose resignation was 10 have taken effect Saturday, has agreed to continue until lis successor is chosen. Plans have been made for the unveiI- ing of the monument of the Arlington Confederate Monument Association at the Arlington National Cemetery June 1.
 When canvass of the Mexican re- fugees- aboard. tl,S collier. Jason Tn quarantine at New Orleans, was taken, Is Chinamen were found by immig-s- t.on authorities.
 Teachers and students at the Fisk House, one of the dormitories of the St PauPs school at Concord, N. H., had narrow escapes when the buiIiing was destroyed by fire
 Senator O'Gorman's bill provIoline S26o, 1000 for a monument at Platts- burgh, N. Y-, to celebrate the tooth an- riversary of the battle, was favorably reported by the Senate. Three Men Were. Burned to Death early Saturday in a fire which destroy ed the Watts saloon and boardfns house ct the Oak Creek mine fin Routi county, Col, according to reports re- cefved at the governors office.