Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Judge Enoch Foster were held by the | Cumberland Bar Association at Port | land, Me.
 House Judiciary eonmittee favorably | reported bill to create additional fed | eral judgships in Southern district of Georgia.
 ident of the Northern Trust Go. of Chicago, succeeding his father. By ron L. smith.
 In collision between an express train from Bayonne and a local train near Toulouse. France, seven persons were killed.
 Mrne. cayat de casteIIa. parachute jumper. was killed by falnng 1.OoO feet at Brussels when her paracnute failed to open.
 John CaIlan of Philadelphia was probably blinded for life by the ex- plosion of a motor lamp which he was trying to light.
 The First regiment, New Jersey Ma tional Guard, began a two days. pro- gramme of manoeuvring work in the country districts.
 John Lane. 35 years old. was sen
 
 ping the poor box in Jersey city church of two cents.
 Accompanied by Secretary of state Bryan. the three A. B. (. neiiators made a formal cal on President W. son at the White House.
 The post office department has an- nounced reductions in the cosl of sending money abroad by postal or 
 Because he laughed at County Judge Tennant in a Jersey City court, Charles O'Connor was committed to jail for contempt of court
 Hugh Chalmers, vice president of the Chalmers Motor Co. had Decn | invited by President Wilson to di-euss business conditions next weeN. Public lands sub-cqmnitteo of the House discussed withS Secretary Dan iels a bill for temporary deveiopincnt of disputed oil lanes isl caiifol n.ita.-- nia. A fire which threatened to destroy No. n mill of the AraoskeaG aia1u- | featuring Co. at Manchester, \. H., was extlnguished with islignt loss.
 An examination following the death of Mabel Talmadge. n years old. of | Wabash. Ind. disclosed the fact that | her heart was on the wrong side.
 Four persons are dying ss the re- | suit of d collision of trolley cars at HerscheI street. The Bronx. caused by wet raiis and defective Eraa@S
 Edward J. siIdris was appointed secretary of the New York Depart ment of Water Supply. Gas and Elec- trieity at salary of S3,o0o q year.
 Clarence F. Westin of Ncw Ycrk was seriously injured wlen he was l thrown from an automobile at Bcl.e- port. l.. I. His left ear was torn al most off
 James Vanover and Anderson Ester, of MiddlebcTo Ky climbed t. trc ,op of Cumberland mountain ard fought a duel with pistols Both gre fatally wounded.
 Francesca Ma-ch;iot.e of The B=crx N. Y.. convicted O. wlite s.a. Vs .e- ceived the maximum penalty of IrCIn 10 to 20 years imprisonment anc was fined 5000.
 The steamsr Advance, which ar rived in New York from CristC5a'. re-
 ported the suicide Of JOnn H. Murphy
 of Columbus. Ohio. When the vcsSe
 was six days out
 Pursued hx bedy cf armed men
 Happy" Dooiey. who wounded the wife of a farmer near Coatesville. Pa
 fired two bullets into his head and then cut his throat The engagement of Prince William
 of HohenzoIlern. father-in-law Of eX- i, King Manuel of Portugal. to Princes:
 A1degund, daughter of the King o1 Bavaria. was announced. The saloon question threatened [, [ precipitate the principal contest amcns : Iowa Democrats yesterday for thu
 opening of the Denlocritic state con } vention at Council Bluffs. Great excitensnt was caused 9 . Lake Ronkonkoma. l.. l.. by the escape of two alligatoTs who plunged ins , the lake. Fathers now go fiSe miles tt
 Great South bay for a swim. Judqe Walter w. Graves. of tin.
 Missouri supreme court, is candidat
 for appointment to the sl'l -eme cour tc fn the vacancy caused by the dcatl : Of Associate Justice Lurtor , Governor William T. Haines am l members or his staff were guests o .. the Coast Artillery reserve of the Stat of Maine, encamped at Fort Wiliissn
 for their annual tour of duty
 |
 By a vote of 123 to 1o5 the Nous refused to reconsider its action i : agreeing with the Senate on Gn appro priation of s5O0. .O00 for 3 governmen 2 building at the San t'raacizso Expos
 ton.
 Senator Stone has received Il lot ter from Colonel Roosevelt asking per mission to appear before the scnat I foreign relations coInllittec to C,S q plain his objections to the treaty he n tween United States anI CcsoEa5i; The schooner Grace Darling, ioade , with coal from New York for freepOr ' is ashore al Dartmouth Point, N. J l the St. Mary's Bay entrance to Gran Passage She lies in a dangerous DO
 sition and probably will prove tots
 loss.
 subonic rIaaus at 7 New ,orleSr . claimed it's foursb death victim tAer [ yesterday. The death oce-rred at tn D house where Helen Soell, aged 10s de veleped the disease last Ss;;r-;!s.y an : tie victim was the chiid's al-1.-iE.osh CT. Regina schmidt ased "a