Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

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 Considerable damage Was done to crops by frost in Orange County, N. Y. An international congress on free trade is to be held at Amsterdam. Hol- land. from Sept. 8 to IL.
 President Wilson was presented with a Canadian flag by party of Mystic shriners from Alberta, Canada
 Benjamin Sweeney of Seattle was nominated by President Wilson to be assistant secretary of the interior.
 Automobile burglars entered the postoffice at Conklin. N. Y., and footed the office of s361 in cash and stamps.
 The fire in the tanks of the Stand ard Oil Co. at .Unionville, N. Y, was finally controlled after loss of $360,- 900.
 Mrs. Bridget D. cu-ran died in South Bethlehem, aged 108. Four sis ters. the youngest s2. are living in Ire- land.
 Before crowd of about 50, 900 per- sons, Lincoln Beachey. the aviator. looped the loop in a biplanes seven times in Chicago.
 Andrew Carlson, employed by the highway department of Warern, R. l., was killed in trying to stop 8 pair of runaway horses
 Ellsworth Nicholson, paymaster of the United States guIfboat Vicksburg, died of yellow fever on board the ship
 William J. Harris, director of the census, announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for gov ernor of Georgia.
 f'oIivia Cottage" the s25.ooo gift of Mrs. Russell Sage to the Vaughn Teachers Rest at Tonpdns Cove. N. Y- was dedicated.
 Nelson oshauqhnessy will deliver an address at the dinner of sons of members of the Merchants associa- ton in New York.
 Alfred Keller, a clerk, of New York, was arrested charged with stealing
 
 Mildred Herreshoff.
 Arthur Karslake, of Waco, Texas, was arrested in New York, charged with stealing s12.ooO from the Bastrop state bank at Bastrop, La
 While picking apple blossoms in an orchard at Garnersville, N. Y- May Gross. IA years old, was attacked by a COW and seriously injured.
  Trust legislation will be taken into the house today for consideration under a special rule. which the rules commit tee will report early in the day.
 John M- LaRue, manager of the Summit, N. J. baseball team, was probably fatally injured as the result of collision at second base.
 Lawrence Sullivan, convicted of mur- der 43 years ago and who has been in Matteawan Insane asylum since 1t opened, died of heart disease.
 Seven persons were seriously in jured when dynamite. used in excavat- ing in The Bronx, scattered stone and debris ever a large shopping crowd.
 John C. Milne, one of the two men who founded the. Fall. River. Daily News 6s years ago, retired from the PaPCi yC5NCxN<@ys Al6 SVlA luu6ys
 More than 1000 persons were thrown out of employment when 20 blaming mills at Cincinnati closed their plants because of a recent strike of carpen- ters.
 William Bohene, a ship carpenter was killed and two others seriously in tured when a gasolene tank exploded on a yacht at Mariners Harbor, Staten Island.
 Reports reached military headquart- CTS at Trinidad that large numbers of rifles had been concealed in the coal strike districts and could easily be brought out.
 David Dunn, of Corning, N. Y., 1e years old, convicted of the murder of Harry T. Edwards. an express agent. was sentenced to die during the week beginning July 5.
 Disguised with the untidy appear ance of windows in trains of the Northern railroad of New Jersey, sew era1 women treated e train at Jersey City to a washing
 Governor Glynn appointed Dr. Otto Glogan as delegate of the state of New York to the third international congress on occupationa1 diseases in Vienna during September.
 John Singer Sargent's water color, Perseus Holding the Head of Medusa, was stolen from the Brooklyn Insti- tute of Arts and Sciences. The paint ing was valued at $1,0O0.
 The Young Women's Christian asso- citation will erect an association build ing costing s50,o00 near the main en- trance of the Panama Pacific exposi- tion in San Francisco next year.
 Secretary of State J. Fred Parker of Providence, R. l., was elected grand master Of the Grand Lodge Of Rhode Island Free and Accepted Masons at the 124th annual communication
 President Wilson, in an executive order, has given Colonel Goethals. as governor of the Panama canal the power to grant pardons and reprieves and to commute sentences and remit fines.
 At special town meeting at Mill ford. 1t was voted to rebuild the old mill on the site of 'Fowler,s Mill" in commemoration of the 275th annfver- sary of tho settlement of the town. he celehrefed %