Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-25

tlme, committed eu1c1oe Dy lnnailnS gas.
 Capt. J. w. Haas, who was arrested in mistake for J. Wilkes Booth, slay- CT of President Lincoln, died at Shamo- kin, Pa
 There were 1,222 deaths In New York City last week against 1870 deaths during the corresponding week last year.
 The annauI convention of the South Carolina Cotton Manufaeturers' Associ- ation will be held at Chick Springs on July L
 Sir Edward French arrived at San Francisco on his way from the Orient. He is returning to England by way of Canada
 Edward Wiison foreman of the Peek skill Hat Manufacturing Co.,, of Peek skill N. Y.. was killed by an explosion of a boiler.
 John zrasIy six years old, was struck and probably fatally hurt by an auto mobile as he was running across the street in New Haven
 Harrison Johnson, of Columbus, Miss-, celebrated his 1o1st birthday by taking a plunge in the breakers at Atlantic City.
 Q. Edward TanIore Cor~in one of the oldest ministers of the Reformed Church of America, died at New Bruswick, N. J.
 The Messanabie, the Canadian Pa cihc's new steamer for Atlantic service, was launched at Glasgow. The boat is 13,0O0 tons gross.
 Mrs. Marguerite E. w. Westinghouse, widow of George Nesting house, the noted inventor. died at her country home in Lenox, Mass.
 Benjamin F. w. RusssI, Of Jamaica the disappearance of s1o,ooo worth of jewels from his home.
 Ofhoial announcement was made la tho House of Commons that the Bri- tish Government had decided to re- duce the income tax ? per cent
 Yesterday wac Commencement Day at Amherst College. Former President William H. Taft was one of the speak CTS at the commencement dinner.
 Thieves cut a hole In tho window of A. Bergman's jewellery store at Cleve- land, and using a pole, line and hook fished out s2.5oo worth of tewelry.
 One hundred and twenty -one indict- ments were returned at Ottawa, ILL, against John E. Hartenbower president of the failed Tonica Exchange Bank.
 Mrs. Edgar MecauIey, of West ArI- ington, Md, shot and killed her hus- band as he entered her home. She claimed her husband threatened to at- tack her.
 Bottle openers, shoe horns, cork screws and fans, distributed by liquor dealers to their patrons, have come under the ban of the licensing board at Boston.
 The Mississippi Supreme Court de- cIared constitutional the clause of the May Mott-Lewis liquor law limiting shipments to individuals to one gallon at a time.
 Richard J. Hartman, 46 years old of Fenaf1y, N. J., former president Of Ty- son & Co.,, ticket agents of New York was held in s2,50o bail on a charge of perjury.
 United States District Attorney French filed a suit at Boston against the Boston and Maine Railroad to re- cover $500 for alleged cruelty to ami mals in transit. Miss Mary A. Stevens, a public school teacher in Lewiston Me, for 2i years and for 19 years head of the | department of English inNthe High school committed suicide. Three persons were killed and ( | fourth seriously injured when an au- tomobile was struck by a Pere Mar | quette passenger train at Hales Cross | ing near Greenvilie, Mich. Samuel J. Graham, assistant at. | tornsy- general of the United States | address the annual meeting of the Michigan Bar Association
 Captain Mark L. Ineraham, thu | last of the six brothers who became | famous as commanders of coastine | vessels and steamboat, died at Rock. land, Me, at the age of 90. w. c. Goreaa surgeon general o' the United etates Arny, was decorat- | ed with gold medal by the American | Medical Association in recognition O, | his work in the Panama Canal Zone.
 4 demo nstration of the uses Of dyn.
 amite in modern farming was one o ths features planned for the summe: | field meeting Of the state board of az. rieultuEs, held a Lowell Mass, yeser- day,
 The sverturned hull ef c stesnne, | which feundefed in the storm on Laki | Huron last November was found bot tom up near Geerieh, Ontario, Tn, | steamer is believed te be the Reeinz l of the Wexford. Governor 5ald,Aan tsday reappeirks<
 Mary Grace Hihs of New Haven anf Lauder Sutherland of Hartford to b, members of the Board of ExamiaatieI and Registration of Nurses fer thre,
 years from July 1.
 Errieo Guidies of Winsted, pleade< | guilty to keeping a house of assigna ton and to other stautatery offsensel
 in the superior court today and wal
 sentencsd to state prison for fren
 one to five xsaxs. He was alse finet s1ss,