Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01

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 Nine persons were injured. two se- r1ousiy, in collision of trolley cars In Baltimore.
 Congressman keatins of Colorado, of farm loan bureau
 a member of the New York Stock eI- change. succeeding his father
 Mary Downey, one year old, of Jer- sey City, died from poisoning due to chewing a toy green paper snake.
 Charles Lach, of Newark, N. ]. was Killed when an automobile he was driving was struck by a trolley car.
 Myron T. Herriek, the American ann Dassador, will present his letters of recall to President Poincare on Mon
 The 6rizilian government has off, cially changed the name of River of Doubt to Rio Theodore in honor of Colonel Roosevelt.
 Eugene Biber, German bank.r. committed suicide at Potsdam because he had lost s62.oo0 since the begin- ming of the war crisis.
 Charles A. Wood. m.nao.r q, wholesale drug firm in New York, was snof- and severely wounded by James ID. Fauchern, former employe
 The Philadelphia branch af the United Irish League of America sent so.eo0 to the national treasurer in Bos- ton for the home rule cause
 1t IS rumored that Addison c. Han an, the noted amatenr skipper, VIII sail the cup candidate Vanitie in the rest of the trial races off Newport
 w. A. Hamilton, of West Unity. Ohio. probably the oldest examiner in the state banking department, has re- signed, to take effect August 15.
 Mrs. Daere Fox and another militant sufragette raided Buckingham palace In an attempt to present a petition to King George. Both were arrested.
 Many persons had narrow escapes when fire destroyed the factory of the Atlas Metal Bed Manufacturine Co. in New York at a loss of s2o. GOO.
 Mrs. Hiida Veritzan, wife of one of the three Rockville Centre policemen arrested for robbery, was arrested on charge of receiving and hiding stolen goods.
 James Standard, constable at Hart lord, Ark, was arrested for compncity Tn fhe killing of two non-union miners during the recent riots near Fort Smith,
 Nine persons were bitten by a cst on Roosevelt street, New York, be- fore it was finally shot by a police man The body will be examined for rabies.
 The Atlantic Yacht .eIub fs arranxinx program of amateur boxing bouts to follow the dinner that is to be given to Sir Thomas Ldpton at Sea Gate on August 24.
 Sergeant Daniel Gosarty, . New York policeman, who has received eight medals for bravery, was placed on the retired list because of physical disability.
 The Greek battieship Kifkis, for meriy the U. S. s. Mississippi which Is at Norfolk, Va, received orders to rush with all possible speed to the Mediterranean.
 Officials of the cunard line, in I-on- don. denied the report received in New | York that the steamer Aquitania has been ordered to Plymouth for gov- ernment service.
 Mrs. Catherine Nicholson, 40 years old, of New York, while suffering from throat trouble, swallowed a quantity | of lysol by mistake. She is in a se- i rious condition.
 Mrs. John Jacob Astor took part in a tennis match at Bar Harbor, Me She won her set and will take part in the finals for the women's cham pionship of the resort.
 George 5oiko, cigar salesman of New York, started suit against Dr Michael Rosenthal for s50.o0o dam- ages alleging negligence in the death of Boiko's 14-year-old son. I HSSoE0tH9 10 tue 6O1NOn NcW9 6u- reau there is friction on the cup yacht Vanitie between her designer. her owner and the American cup com mfttee over methods of sailing
 Charles A. Saab, of Springfield Mass, asks help to find his cousin Mageed Frangie, IS, of Springfield Mass. who disappeared from his home two months ago and was later seer on Broadway.
 President Wilson was urged to advo- cate executive action changing the name of Culebra cut, Panama canal. to Gaillard cut, after Lieutenant Colonel Gaillard, who had charge of the engf- neering work.
 President WiIson was asked by Rep- i resentative Gordon to include Ohio in any speaking tour he makes during the fall campaign. The president prom 1 fsed him if he went west he would 1 speak in Ohio.
 The removal of the appendix from . | two months old baby was accom- plished by Dr. Ray Taylor at Denver | The baby opened its eyes a few min- utes after the operation and is re- ported to be in good condition
 An injunction prohibiting George M Johnston of the Kansas City Federal league club, from playing bali In Penn