Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-08
ticut in Proportion to the Cit's Population
That of Any Other the Largest Connecticut
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Ielegrams
 Fire in the business district of Princeton. w. Va, caused q loss Of s50,000.
 The 25o ton stone for the fountain of rived at Tarrytown.
 Cleveland, Light commissionsr re- ports May figures show -three-cent light" pays city profits.
 The Government has appropriated s10.000 for preliminary work on the new postofice at Syracuse.
 The town of Helena, Ohio with a of 500 persons. was report ed wiped out by tornado
 Governor GIynn declined the invi- tation of women suffragists to speak at their meeting in Albany.
 James A. Hoss, of Atlantic City, champion rat killer of hte world, was fined s10 for carrying concealed weap- ons.
 Several hundred boats were wreck ed and hundreds of persons reported drowned in a storm which swept south Japan
 Mayor MitcheI returned to New York from his tour of investigation of educational institutions in the middle west
 Wiley Gibson, promising motor killed during a scuffie at his home in St Louis
 Traehoma is widely prevalent in West Virginia and southern Virginia according to statement of the Public Health Service.
 Alexander Abramowitz, 12 years old of New York, was run down and killed by a horse car while playing in front of his home.
 James A. McQuade of Brooklyn, wal appointed general inspector of the Public Srevice Commission at a salary of A, 800 a year.
 President Wilson has consented te open the Second International Motion Picture Exposition at the Grand Palace New York, this week.
 Andrew Carnegie has given S2o0o,- GOO more to Carnegie educational in- stitutions at Pittsburgh. making tota. benefactions of $24,0o0.0oo.
 The Rhode Island Court has hand prohibiting the sale of firearms ts persons under Is years old.
 Adlai E. Stevenson vice president o the United States under Presiden Cleveland is seriously i'll at the Pres byterian hospital in Chicago.
 Governor Walsh of Massaehusett signed a bill requiring members of tn Public Service Commission to devot their entire time to their duties.
 Julius lsdenbureer, an importer . New York pleaded guilty to indict ments charging undervaluations witt a view to defrauding the Government The William Penn High School fe girls at Philadelphia will inaugurate course in salesmanship to enable tn girls to earn their livelihood whil studying.
 A 90-foot plot in the Mt. Lebane | district of Pittsburgh was purchase by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw where she wi 1 build home to be held in trust fo l her son.
 
 A violent eruption of several vol canoes took place on the Dutch Islan of Sanquir, in the Philippines. No los of life is reported but 100 homes wer l destroyed.
 | Vincenzo Perusia, who was convio. | ed of stealing the masterpiece Mon Lisa" from the Louvre in Paris wa sentenced to one year and IS days i'm | prisonment.
 | Postmaster General Burieson hs asked Congress for an urgent de | ficiency appropriation of $425,000 1 meet extra demands of the parce post service.
 Walter White, a New York burels known as silk Hat Harry" has bee sentenced to serve 20 years in Sin Sing. Loot valued at $30, 900 was foun | in his rooms.
 The Department of Commerce h, announced decrease of s37. LOCO, 900 exports and an increase of s2000 0t in imports during April as compare with April. 1913.
 | J. Q. Hszsn announced in the Hou. of Commons that the Government 1T quiry into the Empress of Ireland dil aster would begin at Quebec or Mor tresl on June IS.
 The House adopted a resolution r, | quesing the President to invite repr. sentatives of foreign nations to tai part in the Star Spangled Banner ce ebration at Baltimore.
 Shamrock w with which Sir Thcn1i Lipeon hopes to lift the America cup, was out in a fairly stiff bree; and stood up better than any of h, critics had anticipated.
 Professor Thomas H. MaeBride WI appointed permanent president of Il University of Iowa by the state boal of education. Professor MacBride hi been acting president.
 A Detroit man paid Federal moon months was s2.5o0.51. of which s2,5I
 was exempt. A deputy figured thi it cost about $1.5o to collect the tax.
 Wesley c. Bates, an attorney of c, lunabus. Ohio. was found guilty
 criminafly nbeiing probate Judge BIat
 in charges published in the Socialt
 ton in hning him for contempt.
 The first American to receive a pei
 sion since the beginning of the Mex
 can conflict was Mrs. Jennie Smith,
 N6fladelphia, whose son was killed
 April 27 by Mexican snipers. She r
 eeived the monthly instalment of SIP. The Supreme Court of New Jers,
 upheld the conviction ef Patrick Quii Ian, an I. w. w. leader, who was SCI
 teaced te two years imprisonment a1