Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
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 President Wilson nominated seax. of New Mixico. to be Minister to Hon duras.
 The 7oth annual New England Con- ference of the A. M. E. church was opened at Bridgeport
 Laborio Pompiono, who is wanted in Lockport, N. Y, for the murder of his wife. was arrested in Sicily.
 Smallpox has broken out in the gar rison at Culicacan, Mex. The mortal ity is reported to be heavy.
 About 40 additional suspeets have been added to the list of victims of scarlet fever in Auburn Prison.
 A statue of Thomas Jsffsrsen, . gift of Joseph Pulitzer to the Columbia School of Journalism. was unveiled.
 Joseph Cook, of New York, who pleaded guilty to highway robbery, wsa sentenced to 10 years imprisonment
 Now York imports of gems in May were valued at s2,o2s.755. a decrease of $2,576,5eS compared with May 1s13-
 Announcement of sifts and pledges of $270,000 to the schools at North field, Mass, was made by President Moody.
 
 Governor RaIston of Indiana will name a day in October to be observed throughout the state as 'Disease-Pre- vention Day"
 pr. Charles H. Baxter, resident phy- sician Of Biackweirs Island. was held in $2.50o bail. charged with selling CO., caine to prisoners
 The citizens of Lewes, Del, unveiled a monument commemorating the bom- bardment of that city by British fleet in the War of 1912.
 Antonio Mura, son of a former Premier of Spain, seriously wounded Republican Deputy Soriano in duel with swords at Madrid
 The condition of Maurice F. Eaan, United States Minister to Denmark, is much improved and he is expected to be soon out of danger.
 Senator Seth c. Heaeoek. of IIien announced himself as candidate for Lieutenant Governor of New York at the Republican primaries
 William Sutton, aged 20, of lsnes- boro. Pa. is under arrest charged with trying to wreck the Fries Chicago flyer at -Starucca Viaduct-
 The degree of bachelor of arts vvas conferred upon George W. OchsL editor of the philadelphia Ledger,- hg the University of Tennessee.
 Captain Joseph O. WaIkup, U. G. A. Medical Corps, was killed by q bolt of lightning while driving his automo- bile at Fort Bayard, N- A-
 During May there were POS lees marriage licenses tssued. in Chicego than in May, 1918. The falling off is attributed to labor troubles
 Four persons were seriously fnIursd when an automobile owned and drfv- en by James J. Smith of Brooklyn ov- erturned on the Shore road.
 Andrew Q. Smith, we'll known citizen of Bantam Conn.,. dropped dead of heart failure at his home there yes- terday. He was 7s years old.
 Dr. Franklin B. Church, a nenbs- of the University Museum Amazon ex- petition returned to Philadelphia after l5 months of exploration work
 Senator SIocuH, of Long Branch, N, J. will be sworn in as acting Governor when Governor and Mrs. Fielder leave for a 10 dayS Western pleasure trip. Sir William WiIIcocks, builder of ths Assuam Dam in Egypt, has been re- tained as consulting engineer for the United States Reclamation Service.
 Thomas Knoll, an sx-poliesman of Rranchyille, N. J, escaped from the convict wagon while being brought from Newton to join a convict camp. 6ecrtary Bryan announced that if public bushes permits he will spend part Of his vacation featuring on the Chautauqua circuit as he did last year. Nearly 800 employees of the rattan factory of Hayward Bros. & Wakefield Co, of Wakefield, Mass, returned to work ending a strike of more than six weeks.
 "Joe" Dawson, the automobile rao- ing driver who was injured Saturday in the 5Qp-mils speedway race at In dianapohs, has . fighting chance for recovery.
 Percy s. Dean, the New Britain man. who married a Afiddietown girl whom he already had a wife living and was charged with bigamy was sent to jaal for a year.
 Charles A. Hirschfeider, of Janaies, L. |. cut himself with a poisoned an- dque Arabian dagger and then suck | ed the wound until all danger of infeo- | ton was gone.
 lt was announced at the Norfolk | Navy Yard that the. torpedo boats Besle and Tanning had broken all na- val records for endurance runs by ves- sells of their class.
 The New York Board of Aldermen was asked for an appropriation of S25,oo0 as the ctty's share toward pro- viding a -safe and saner celebration Of the Fourth of July. | The grand jury at Schenectady, N T., returned an indictment for murder in the first degree against Louis Chi cofue charged with the killing of his father-in-law, on May s.
 Eki Hoiki, Japanese Minister tc I m oin