Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1914-08-08
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China is Threatened With Another
revolution
coney Island Has Finally Decided
not to have Mardi Gras parade this
year.
John D. Rockefeller Returned sud
denly to Tarrytown from Seal Har-
bor. Me.
S. C. Lutz of Chicago has been ap-
pointed general traffic manager. of the
Chicago and Alton railway.
The Torpedo Boat Annen left the
Charlestown navy yard under full
speed and with secret orders
Louisiana Will Soon Have the. First
condensed milk factory in the south.
1t win be located in Morgan City.
Judge Elijah n. Norton, a Prominent
| jurist in Missouri during the Civil war,
died at Platte City. aged 90 years.
President Wilson Nominated Repre-
sentative Andrew ]. Peters OF Boston
to be assistant secretary of the treas
ury.
cemPIets Returns from 10 Counties
show r. L. Williams of Oklahoma CITY
leading for the democratic nomination
for governor.
About eco Mon In the Canning and
Oil company at Bayonne. N. J.. have
been laid on
A. '. Wildins, Australia, Defeated
A. II. Lowe. England, In three sets In
the first tennis match Of the final Davis
cup tie at Boston.
cIarense {. Starr, a Photographs
Of Arlington, N. j., was killed by a
20-foot fall while preparing to get a
picture at Paterson
Joseph Berger, Who Registered as
reservist at the German consulate in
New York. will be detained. He was
arrested for stealing gold watch.
Miss Marion Collins of Brooklyn was
drowned in Lake Oscawanna, near
Peekskill, N. Y. She fell overheard
while changing seats in a rowboat.
Major Z. E. Lamb, of Hartford, Conn.
was unanimously chosen heutenant
colonel of the First Infantry. c. N
G.. at the election held this morning.
maFrtn ~ naNcFman, 6u&ne6A
man of Pittsburgh. was killed and two
women seriously injured when their
automobile overturned on Evergreen
road.
Naval Veterans from Farrasut Post.
| G. A R.. met at the Farragut monu-
ment in New York to commemorate the
50th anniversary Of the battle of Mo-
| bile.
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] n. Y, received notice from the war
| department that her son Paul, 10 years
old. had been killed in gun practice at
Manila
Joseph Cox and Miss Mary Anderson
of New York were arrested IN Atlantic
City. charged with the theft Of dia-
mond lavalliere from L. r. Douglas. .
jeweler.
Betrayed by His Fisneee, Michael
Serago of New York was arrested in
Denver, Col, charged with the murder
of William G. Martin in New York In
August, 1913.
Joseph PoIIetta, Three Years Old, of
Hunters Point, l.. l.. was run down
and killed by a Standard Oil truck.
Otto Dedenmiller. the driver, was res
cued from a mob by police.
| american
minister to Denmark. who has recov-
cred from a serious operation. received
a telegram of congratulation from the
king and queen of Denmark
! Attorney General carrody Urced
the heads of departments and bureaus
| to enforce the civil service law which
makes it a misdemeanor to solicit
campaign funds from state employees.
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buildings of the agricultural school at
saltwater. Okla, was destroyed by
fire early today. The loss is estimated
at 100000, partly covered by insur-
ance.
The Virginia and Maryland Commit
tee on fisheries passed a resolution re-
Questing their legislatures to adopt
laws preventing the taking of spawn
of crabs from Virginia and Maryland
waters
The Will Of Mrs. Catherine A. Cas-
sahova, who died in Naples leaves q
trust fund yielding 800 a month tc
Dame Gertrude, a nun of Stanbrook
England. providing she gives up her
religious life.
At Target Practice in Gardners Bay
the u S. S. Connecticut established 3
new record for naval militia, -Four
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states dropped anchor at New Haven
ending the cruise
Prof. George G. sHeye of the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania has appealed tC
the supreme court to set aside his con-
viction on a charge of desecratins
graves. He was fined 800 for remov-
ing skeletons of Indians from the
burying ground at Minisink.
, In the School District Election al
Rockville Center, L. l.. SIT voters pro-
duced 625 votes. While the election
puzzle was being solved, someone tried
to carry away the cement pillars in
front of the house of the village bank
er. John w. Demott. Half of the
towns police force are in jail charg d
with burglary.
EAGLES AWARD PRIZES
II IN DRILL TEAM CONTEST