Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-11
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Condensed Telegrams


 
 Condensed Telegrams Two and one-haIf inches of snow fell in Paris. Syracuse University graduated eIas of 367 students.
 The Danish Parliament voted in favor of woman suffrage.
 Wireless is to be adapted to sound for ore deposits in Germany.
 An unidentified man about 35 years old was instantly killed by Brook lyn trolley car.
 The estate of Miss Josephine Wen dell. of Irvington-on-the-Hu Hudson, N. Y, is valued at s3,0oO.0o0.
 Chief Engineer George E. Tower, U. S. N. retired, died at his home in Washington aged IS years.
 Edward F. chapin. of Chicago, aged S4, was married to Miss Mary Hall, of Boston, who is 70 years old.
 Mrs. Maria lossasso, of Paterson, W. J., who was married at the age of 105 years, died at the age of 1l0.
 The British steamship Ascuneion de Larrfnga, from Rosario to New York is aground near Buenos Ayres-
 The sale of jewelry of Mrs. Gather the Wertheimer and others at Chris ties in London, realized S1o0.0o0.
 The seventh annual convention of the Mine Inspectors Institute of the United States opened at Pittsburgh.
 Rebecca Clark, of London, said to be the oldest Englishwoman. gave a birthday party on her 10th annivers- ary.
 crazed by study, Miss Leotos Lentz, of Philadelphia, committed suicide five days after receiving her degree in med icine.
 Fred Stone a painter was overcome by the heat at Concord, V. H., yester- day afternoon and was taken to the hospital
 Five more bodies of seamen who lost their lives in Fridays gale at Caraquet, New Brunswick, were wash ed ashore
 Three deaths were reported from the
 
 registered SS degrees, the record for 40 years.
 John p. Hamlin, the last survivor ot of the jury that condemned Guiteau slayer of President Garfield, died in Washington.
 Benjamin Curriden, 84, Of Camden ! N. J., fell down a flight of stairs in his home and was killed. He was a Civil i War veteran By vote of 9 to IS the Massachu. setts Senate rejected the bill for a re- 1 organization of~miIk inspection in Mas sachusetts.
 After willing s1 to her husband Charles A. Purcell, wealthy broker in Chicago. Mrs. A c. Purcell com mitted suicide.
 The Farmers Bank, . private In i stitution at Glidden, la, with s5.00' capital and deposits of $115,0oo wa: | ordered closed.
 The body of Emil Ehrle, aged six, O | Newark, N. J., who has been miss ing since Saturday was found in thu | Morris Canal.
 George Ponsot, French Deputy was wounded in a sword duel witi Senator Henry Berenger as the resul | of a quarrel over politics.
 Annie kleinhecht, of Newark, com mitted suicide by inhaling gas. Sh feared that severe and continued head aches would end in insanity. A permit has been granted to tn Australian Government to import collection of rare birds for exhibition at the Panama-Pacific exposition. Patrick Hayes, New York fireman l was awarded a silver Congressiona medal for bravery in rescuing Audrey l Protoseff from drowning last fall
 The New York Board of Alderme passed an ordinance requiring a fe of S1 for a license to either carry revolver or to keep one in the house. Dr. E. A. Wheeler and three othe persons were killed when their auto mobile overturned while returnin from a lodge meeting at Tonopah, NeN William C. Yorke, superintendent c the Municipal Lodging House in NeN York was found guilty of misconduC and incompetency and was dismissed
 George E. Williams, United State l Minister to Greece. has left Athens fo Albania to offer his services as a dis | sv,NA rraI rI IfnrT %@ s4rAv