Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-03
Connecticut in Proportion to the CiEs Population
ouD That of Any Other Pap and It's Total Circulation is the Largest Connecticut
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams Cholera in the lake at Central Park | has killed 200 ducks. Mir. Wilson declared the situation in Haiti was very complicated.
 Ernest Coles of New York, died in Belleview Hospital from tetanus. or lockjaw.
 Senator Root says he cannot under any circumstances be a candidate for reelection.
 Nearly 100 shinsIe mills in western of business depression
 The ferry line between New York and WeehawIen will raise its fare from three to five cents.
 John D. Rockefeller has had an au- tomatie time safe installed in his man. sion at Pocantieo Hills.
 Joseph Fredericks, of New York, was seriously burned as a result of smoking cigarette in bed.
 Albert J. Stone. general manager, was elected vice president of the Erie Rail- road in charge of operation.
 Mathew Burns, Iodser at the State Central hotel at Bridgeport, committed suicide by drinking poison.
 St. Louie voters adopted a new city charter which makes radical reforms in the municipal administration
 Jamaica has placed quarantine against Cuba because of the appear ance of bubonic plague at Santiago.
 Captain BojaroIgo, Russian aviat- or, was killed when his aeroplane fell to the ground from a great height.
 Cardinal Gibbons celebrated the fif- ty- third anniversary of his pristehood and the twenty-eight of cardinalate.
 An explosion of dynamite in burn- ing building at Charlotte, N. C., killed one fireman and injured four others. ing considered by President Wilson for appointment as minister to Uruguay.
 Fire due to spontaneous combustion caused S60,000 damage to the Balti- more Manufacturing Co. at Baltimore.
 The Pope received in audience 800 American midshipmen, who are on the annual cruise of the Naval Academy.
 Philip D. Laird has resigned as chairman of the Maryland Public Sep- I. fi's o0'SS'OH '' 'AAS sns'' A''S'
 The seventh annual regatta of the Mississippi yauey-Power Boat Asso- eiation opens on Peoria Lake, IL, to- day.
 Merritt Smith of New York was ap- pointed chief engineer of the Depart ment of Water Supply, Gas and Elee- tricity.
 The LitchfieId superior court has uP- held the first decision of compensat ton commissioner to be carried to the ! higher courts.
 Fire in the chemical factory of Lan. man ( Kemp in n,d New York. caused fought by two f1reboats, Joseph Brown, twice Governor oi Georgia, formally announced his can- I didacy for the United States Senate to succeed Hoke Smith.
 Alfred Jahntzen, aged three, of New York, died from burns he received when he pulled a pot of boiling coffe, upon himself on Monday. | Professor Frances Chvostek, of Vi | enna University, a specialist for in ternal complaints, wa summoned tt ternal complaints, was summoned t | The Senate in executive session con | firmed the nomination of Herbert c | GnNginna aa N0llanfnr of fn the western district of Vermont.
 Customs duties collected at the DOT of New York during the year 1s13-1' were LOTS, ,S07, $6,186, 300 less thai the duties for the year 1912-1913.
 A search of the lodging house O Mrs. David Mayo, which was damaged by fire, revealed the fact that thre' {, lives had been lost at Manchester, N H.
 A general discussion of race prob Ienns, open to all delegates, occupied the time of yesterdays session of tn Sagamore, Mass, Sociological Confer ence.
 Democrats In convention at Whit Sulphur Springs, w. Va, nominatet Adam B. Gittlepage, of Kanawha Coun ty for Congress from the Third Dis trict-
 A certificate of incorporation of tn | White Rocks Company of Middletowl | capital S100, 900, has been filed with tn secretary of state. It will engage il quarrying.
 The law forbidding the sale of fire works without a special license iron the Governor will be rigidly enforced | fx 7ofa July in Philadelphia.
 The report of the National High ways Protective Association shows tha 26 children and 27 adults were kill ed by vehicles nthe streets of Nev York during June.
 The Federal Bureau of Fisheries will