Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

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 Emperor William is suffering from a cold.
 The "Boulevard SIouch" is the lat est taso creation from Paris.
 Prince William of Wied is expected to abdicate the Albanian throne.
 Ambassador cleo. William @. Sharp will sail for France August to begin his duties.
 Forty sacred Hindu bulls were sold to be converted into beefsteak at Kan sas City, Mo.
 A seat on the New York Stock Ex- change sold for s42,ooo or unchanged from the last sale
 The Chicago Theological Seminary has become affiliated with the Uni versity of Chicago.
 The first Federal building construct ed in Porto Rico was opened at San Juan It cost $5oe.eeo.
 Walker w. Wick. Collector of Gus toms at Santo Domingo, has resigned because of i'll health.
 While touring the Adirondaeks, Mrs w. S. Kuhn, of Pittsburgh, lost 5000 diamond bar pin.
 Mayor Mitchell of New York an nounced that he would not consider the nomination for governor.
 The estate of the late Judge William B. Hornblower, of the New York Court of Appeals, Is valued at sSeo,e0e. =.
 A. remarkable rise In the Mississip- pi River has caused great alarm. It is ten feet above high water mark.
 The validity of the new divorce law In Nevada was sustained. Applicants must reside one year in the state.
 After shooting his wife's picture, Joseph Garbarino of New York turned the revolver on himself and ended his life.
 The hottest weather In three years is being experienced In London, the temperature being 90 degrees in the shade.
 Fire destroyed the leather factory and the GalVan-Putnam Lumber Co.,, at Danversport, Mass, at a loss of $4O,OOO.
 The Portuguese Senate has appro- Priated $100,000 for its exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
 A. Sperry Gyroseope, on a curtiss, won 50,OOo francs at Paris by taking first prize in an aeroplane safety de- vice contest.
 Thomas Brown, Democratio Nation al Committeeman from Vermont, is being considered for Collector of Gus toms at Burlington.
 Mrs Florence Allen, of New Jersey, is dying from burns she received when she dropped a match on the floor and set fire to her dress.
 The American Institute of Home opathy, announces that it will erect 8 s500,000 hospital with college faciii- ties at Kansas City, Mo.
 Three negroes are dead and two TdIduy "OunOoo d5 d result or a posse seeking a lone bandit who robbed a pay train near Laurel Miss.
 Fifty five surgeons sailed for Eng land on the steamer Baltic to attend sessions of the International Congress of Clinical Surgeons in London or Aug. 8.
 The Board of Health at Jackson. vile, Fla, has begun a survey of the port to guard against bubonic plague A bounty will be offered for rats de- livered to authorities.
 pr. Charles F. Baxter, former phy. sician at the workhoUse on Black. 1 wells Island, pleaded guilty to bribery He was remanded to the Tombs fol | sentence next week. In a speech to the House, Repre- sentative Humphrey, of Washington Republican, called on President Will son to tell the world where he stands on the suffrage question. Mayor E. H. Crump, of Memphi. Tenn, authorizes the payment of hv' 1 cents for every rat killed and brough l to his office. He has been notified O | two cases of bubonic plague. A delegation of CaIifornians-visite, | | the White House and urged Presiden | Wilson to visit San Diego next Febru
 ary after the International fleet O warships anchor in San Diego harbo after passing through the Panama Ca | nal.
 Demand for the removal from offie of District Attorney James Cropsey, O Kings was mode to Governor Glynn b. Rabbi F. B. NJ. Browne. of Brook l Iyn. He had charges against Cropse
 because of his prosecution of Jew | ish boy.
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