Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-12

CoIueIreu upon SendtOf fNool " SAAoA college.
 PPrssident Wilson is considering taking stump in fall Congressional capaign.
 r. J. Mccormick of Yonkers is to succeed James M. Clancy as warden of Sing Sing.
 The Nassau Trust Co, and Me- ehanics' Bank of Brooklyn has been consolidated
 Joseph Walters, indicted for burg lary at Fonda, N- ', escaped from the | jail at Johnstown.
 A seat on the New York Coffee Ex- change was sold for $1,750, an increase | of S350 over the last sale
 Fire losses throughout Illinois dur ing May totalied S1,216,590 according | to the state fire marshall.
 The Reading Iron Co., at Reading, | Pa, laid off 1,500 men indifinitely be- | cause of business depression.
 James c. Mcdonald, banker end | one of the oldest graduates of Prince ton. died at Newark, aged s2 years.
 The No. shaft house of tho King Phillip branch Of the Wiona mine at Houghton- Mich, was destroyed by fire.
 William Wright, of West Brighton, train struck a carriage in which he was riding.
 Prosecutor Louis Hood, of Essex county Now Jersey, sent in his resig- nation to Governor Fielder to take eff feet July l.
 The new North German Lloyd esack. Germany. The boat registers The government of Ecuador has de- cided to have a commercial school as one of the departments of the College of Guayaqull. Boies Penrose received the repubii- can nomination for United States sen- | ator from Pennsylvania by a majority of 1o0,65s votes.
 Henry Burne, democratic candidate for member of the city commission of Jersey City,. was elected by a plural ity of 1,253 votes.
 R. F. Bowling was nominated for | United States senator. and W. H. Mc- Masters, for Governor, by the North Dakota Progressives. The property damaaed by suffra- t gettes to date in 1914 is estimated at | s4,000.000 compared with $500, o,000 for | the full year of 1913.
 The condition of Thomas ooIan, | former president of the United Gas 1 Improvement Co. who Is i'll in Phila- ! delphia, is improving.
 The steamer President Grant, which ! arrived in New York was held up at | Quarantine because of a case of tyr phus fever in steerage. | As a result of extended experiments the Department of Agriculture an- nounced that eggs can be successfully marketed by parcels post. | President Wilson informed eonaress- men that he had no intention of talk | ing part in the prohibition fight in the House of Representatives. l The monument to the North Caro- lima women O fthe Confedaracy was | unveiled in the Capitol Square, Ra-
 leigh, N. C. before 10000 persons.
 Park Commissioner Ward, of New
 York, asked for an appropriation of S25,000 for the reconstruction of the
 historic Bow Bridge in Central Park.
 John M. Dunn, a seaman on the U. S. S. Amphitrite, was awarded a silver | medal by the Treasury for bravery in
 rescuing a fellow seaman from drown
 ing.
 George F. Williams, United States | Minister to Greece, has notified the
 Powers of his offer to act as a disin-
 terested mediator to the conflicting
 clans in Albania.
 Gold coin to the amount of s2,ooo, 900
 was engaged by the National City
 Bank at the Sub-Treasury for export
 to Paris This brings the total amount
 up to $32.0OO,00o.
 pr. J. 8. B. Pratt, president of the
 Territorial Board of Health at Hawaii,
 arrived in San Francisco on his way to
 Washington to protest against sending
 lepers to the islands. The body of Joseph F. Holm, of New
 York. was found in the Harlem River.
 He had been subject to epileptic fits and it is believed he fell overheard , while suffering from an attack ? sisnor Ernesto Nathan, former May , or of Rome 1talys commissioner to the , Panama Pacific Exposition. arrived in New York from San Francisco. He
 will sail for home on Saturday.
 Three high mountain peaks in the ? | Fairweather range the Alaska , boundary have been named for Senat- ors Root of New York, Lodge of Mass- achusetts and Turner of Washington.
 The cornerstone of the James Will
 son Hall at the Washington State Col , lege was laid at Pullman. A bronze bust of James Wilson, former Secre- tary of Agriculture was presented to the college.
 , The traffic squad and the experi , from the Apiary Division of the De- ! partment of Agriculture. in Washing
 ton answered a hurry call and saved , a number of lightly clad residents from a swarm of bees. pie leaning forward with the expec- 3 tation of seeing a real fight. , Later Senator Williams made a shors t speech criticizin Senator Vadaman
 'I decline to answer any question. l If the senior senator from Mississip.