Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-01

ino oompany. was robbed of 1,5O0 in | the elevator of the Federal Building in Buffalo. The Washington Court of Claims has adjourned for the summer after clearing the docket of all the cases read for argument
 Struck in the head by baseball durina game, Harry Allen. of Youngstown, Ohio, died without re- covering consciousness.
 The New York Produce Exchange adjourned for one-half hour out of re- spect to the memory or the late E- S' Rice, former treasurer.
 All records for PortIsnd cement pro- duction were broken in 1913, the to- tai output having been 92,s4S,lo2 par rels, valued at $ss,OOl,16s.
 The Rutherford Daily Herald, the only Democratic publication in the district, made its first appearance in Bergen County, New Jersey.
 Hynnan Stahr, 30 years old, of Brooklyn, was convicted of arson in the first degree and sentenced to from 13 to 20 years imprisonment
 The United States District Court at Detroit upheld the Federal income as constitutional An appeal will be made to the Supreme Court.
 Secretary Daniels will deliver an address at the centennial celebration of the battle of Plattsburg, N. Y, on Lake Champlain, September 8.
 Sir James Key caird, of London, has given $120.000 to assist in defraying the expenses of Sir Ernest Shackle- tons proposed Antarctic expedition.
 Harry Gordon, postmaster at pun- nington, Pa, and his clerk, COzino Daniels were fatally wounded by rob- bers who escaped with s7oo in cash.
 Rex R. Tanner, principal at Weir, Kan, was killed and four othersein- jured when fire destroyed the State Normal School at a loss of s15o,000.
 Day Armstrong, a life prisoner at the State Prison in Michigan City, Ind, was captured and brought back to the prison after almost year of freedom.
 General John P. Taylor, past com mander of the Pennsylvania Depart ment, G. A. R., died from heat pros triton at Reedsville, Pa, aged ST years
 President Wilson consented to be- come honorary chairman of the Inter
 
 meets in San Francisco in July, 1915.
 lt was estimated by Dean Frederick S. Jones of the academic department at Yale that the entering class of that department will be between $50 and 400.
 Rev. pr. George Slocunn Folger Saw age, one of the three surviving members of the 1844 class of Yale, celebrated 6i hirfhdaU at hia hnrna in Chi cago.
 Two were killed and many hurt when a negro excursion train on the wrecked by spreading rails near Tren- ton, Ky.
 The Chamberlain resolution author. izine the President to recruit the army to full war strength was reported fav- orably by the Senate Military Com mittee.
 An eight ton fly wheel, 24 feet in di- ameter, broke in the engine room of the Union Brewery and partly wrecked the refrigerating plant. No one was injured.
 The French army dirisibIe balloon, Adjutant Vincenot established a worlds record for nonstop flight by remaining in the air 35 hours and 39 minutes.
 Frank Forrest Moore, an old actor of New York, pleaded guilty to a charge of swindlfng instalment book houses and was sentenced to Is months' inn prisonment.
 Governor Baldwin appointed Judoe ! James Webb of Hamden to be a mem | Der of the board of control of the ! Connecticut nxpRiment Station for | three years.
 William Rainaud, of Meriden was | fined $100 and costs by Judge Cough | lin at Bridgeport yesterday for passing standing trolley car in his automo- | bile. The judge scored the practice severely.
 The excursion steamer Manistree, of | the Northern Michigan Transportation | Co.,, was destroyed by fire off Grand Haven, Mich, at a loss of $25o, ,o00 The crew escaped.
 l Forty tons of steel fell on the deck | of the new Argentine battleship Rivs | Davia and caused several thousand dollars damage. Several workmen nar- rowly escaping death.
 | Alexander Stewart, general super. | intendent of motive power and equip. ment for ethe Southern Railway, dIec in Paris from Liver complaint fol which he went abroad to be treated. r George E. Williams, Minister t< Greece refused to give any information regarding the published report that h, ton in connection with recent state. had sent his resignation to Washing. ments about his activities in Albania
 The "Huokeberry Mountain fedd' which has existed in the Paris sec. tien of Arkansas for many years. wa, revived last night when Frank Rose a mountaiReer, shet and killed Hebar- l Horn and probably fatally wouHde, 1 Chatham Sheriii.
 Henry J. Calnen of Hartford ha
 been appointed jury eaFanissiaaer 0 the United States court for heydistrie of Connecticut, by Judge Edwin s Thomas. He succeeds Charles E Pickett of New Haven, who was ap pointed clerk ef the court some week age.
 l The case of Frank Giusnbera of NeE
 Britain, Conn, charged with man slaughter, was continued in tn
 Springfield, Mass, police court yes
 terday to July [. It is charged tha Ginsberg caused the death of Harry E Cook of Springfield by running hin | aaWa with a mofareFele Jtlna IA