Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-23
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 The Cuban eunbost Patricia, has ar rived at Bermuda after windy voy- lge.
 The faer,.ty of the sorbonne, es Paris. has decided to install a chair of eugenies.
 John M. Holly, president of the bank of La Crosse. Wis, died at his home m Wisconsin. Edwin Biriey, conductor on the Erie, who has served 50 years, will re- sign on June 30-
 Edward KetofweII, of Rochester, N. Y., fell into tub of hot water and broke his neck.
 Gertrude SchIessinser, of New York, fell under a trolley car and had her two hands cut off.
 Militant suffragettes set fire to and
 
 joining buildings at Coedpoeth, Wales.
 Benjamin F. Wheeler founder of the mining town of Aspen, Colo. died at his home in Santa Monica, Cal, aged 65.
 The body of F. F.. Perry, a hermit, of Carthage, Miss, was found by the side of a road In his pocket was s7,000.
 Miss Ellen Egan died at her home in New York. She served for 56 years in the home of Mrs F. K. Lefrerts as a maid.
 Edward coIIery, of New York, while playing in the street was run over by q cart and died later in the Harlenf Hospital.
 E. Ryan, Canadian newsboy, who is walking around the world, arrived in France. He has already covered 10000 miles.
 Luther S. Johnson, for more than nifty years a shoe manufacturer of Lynn, died. He was born in Nahant 13 years ago.
 Robert Wheeler, of Indiana, found a 20-pound grain pearl while working in the bed of a river. The value is estimated at S1,000.
 The plant of the American AericuI- tural Chemical Co.,, of Buffalo, N. Y. was destroyed by fire. The loss is es- timated at slo0,O0o. , Miles S.. Rhodes, keeper of the jail in Mineola, L. l., was sentenced to Sing Sing for eight years for orgies he r1-hiI
 Several islands in British New Gui- ana, have been devastated by earth quake and storm. Hundreds of houses collapsed and many natives drowned.
 Jacob c. Softer, of Pottstown, Pa. head of the Softer Brothers Boiler Works, died after an opeartfon for ap- pendicitis. He left a fortune ot s1,000.000.
 The National Red Cross Society has awarded to Miss Doris Lippmann girl scout of Savannah, a prize of nifty dollars for heroism in saving human life.
 Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter oi the President, will have charge of the section devoted to community music in the Social Center Magazine which
 
 Scientists of note will be among the 5000 followers of Aeschulypas who will flock to Atlantic City this week to at- tend the sfxty-fifth annual session ot the Medical Association.
 The largest baby born In Fl Dorado County, Cal, within the memory of the oldest inhabitant arrived in the home of Mrs. H. H. Long, of Caldor Ii weighed twenty pounds. Robert Maheffy, Of Emporia, Kan. was in the divorce court for the third time during the hearing of his suit for separation. He was married fouI times and is s2 years old.
 A bronze cross of the American Cross of Honor has been awarded to Captain Richard Stockton of New Jer- sey, for heroism in rescuing F. Stock ton, his cousin, from drowning.
 Detectives tracing the Ss5,ooO which mysteriously disappeared from a safe deposit box in the vault of the Colon ial Trust Co.,, of New York said they expected to recover the money by next week.
 While repairing electric wires that were blown down by storm, Thomas Howard, a lineman employed by the Richmond Light & Railway Co, oi Staten Island, touched one, and was killed
 "The Lord made me quit the force so that l could be used in his pIan,' says Dietrich, a Chicago policeman who resigned his job to take up the pastorate of a little church in Lawn Hill, III.
 The American Museum of Natura History will send out party to searct the fossil field at Agate, Nebraska for specimens of the ancient Moropus big Clawed unguiculate. said tc have existed about l, 800, 900 years ago. YACHT CUP RESTRAINTS