Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-30

has been i'll in Paris for several weeks, is improving.
 A slight blaze in the knitting mills at Sing Sing prison caused a demon- stration by the prisoners
 William F. Mocombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, visited President Wilson
 The new Mallory line steamer Me- ches, was launched at Newport News. She has a displacement of 11,000 tons.
 The William J. Gaynor, the newest and most powerful of New York'S fleet of flreboats had its first trials on the Hudson
 Edgar E. Woodbury, of Jamestown, NY, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination of Attorney General
 More than 1,600 members of the Smoking Pipe Makers Union in New York voted to strike for an increase in wages.
 Over 2,5O0 members of the Staats Saengerbund of Connecticut arrived in Bridgeport to attend the 17th annual saengerfest.
 Dr. Christopher Johnston, profes- sor of Oriental history at Johns Hop kins University, died in Baltimore, aged 56 years.
 An aeropIane will be used by Profes- sor David Todd, of Amherst College in observing the total eclipse of the sun on Aug 21.
 The Delaware Hudson Steamship Co.,, has added two professional danc- CTS to the crew of its new excursion steamer Mandalay. Walter C. Mcclure, the New York broker and polo player, was fined s10O for reckless driving of his automobile at Red Banks. N. J. Harry c. Florman, captain of a barge moored in the Hudson river was drowned when he fell overheard while walking in his sleep. The American bsttIeships Missouri and Idaho, with a number of mIdship- men from the Naval Academy on board, arrived at Naples. Merrill Moores. a former cIassmate Of William H. Taft, was nominated fer Congress by Republicans in con- vention at Indianapolis. l mISo Nnnte IOGHtoT or FlkISDuT9ntk was killed and Benton Davis seriously | injured when their automobile over turned near Sharpsburg, Pa More than 15o members of the | United States Fat Mems Club, ranging | in weight from 3SS to 473 pounds, are in session at Nahant, Mass The House passed a resolution ex. tending current appropriation untf July Is to meet the delays in getting | through the annual supply bills.
 William Roy charged with murder. ing his three weeks old child was ar raigned in police court on charge oi murder and held without bail. Charles D. Burt, president of th, | Staples Coal Co.,, of Fall River, wa. killed when his automobile was struci | by a train at a grade crossing. | Professor William J. Hussey, Of tn, University of Michigan, discoverer O 13 twin stars. sailed for South Ameri ca to continue astronomical studies
 John J. Alexander, speaking at tn, International Sunday School conven ton in Chicago, told 500 young wo men that "spooning Is a crime agains womanhood."
 Two persons were instantly kiliet and one fatally injured, when a fas l train on the Erie Railroad struck | buggy in which the three were ridini near Warren, Ohio. | Raymond B. Smith, former treasure of the Roosevelt Trust Co.,, of Newarl pleaded guilty to embezzlement ant fraud and was sentenced to fourteel years imprisonment.
 Charged with delaying 2 letter an, with removing a postage stamp from i William Rooney of Roxbury. a Bostol letter carrier, was held in 5000 bal for a hearing July S.
 General" KeIIey's "army" of un l employed, numbering 45 persons. ar in camp at Alexandria, Va. preparini to finish their march to the Capito and storm" Congress.
 The battIeship Nebraska arrived a Boston from Vera Cruz yesterday 1 Three civilians, a business man O Minneapolis and two newspaper cor respondents were on board.
 Reassurance that Colonel RooseveI will come to Maine to assist in tn, ton in September, was received b, ! State Committeeman Irving F.. Vernon
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman catt, the sui 1 frage leader, sailed for London on tn 1 Minneapolis to attend the meeting il July of the executive board of the In | ternational Woman Suffrage Alliance
 Notices have been sent out by tn organization of AdVentists that ha held camp meetings in Springfield fo almost 50 years that the farewell meeting will be held July 25 to Angus l2
 of the Southern Hardware & Suppl, Co.,, pleaded guilty at Mobile to charge of using the Eails to defrau, firm.
 Henry C. Everett, patent attorne of Pittsburgh, was arrested charge with using the mails to defrau through an advertisement of s1 .OO0. % to the person able to~patent a rat ex terminator.
 The case of James Harris, a Read ing Mass, farmer who is charged wit the murder of his brother Charles. O June 21. came up for a continue, hearing today and was further post poned until July 3.
 Miss Grace O'NeiII heard the testi mony of Mrs. Perdita Griffith in he suit for divorce and issued a decree [ the complainant It was the hrst tim in Indiana that woman had serve II Had r.E