Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-27

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 The Federal Grand Jury was in ses- sion in the United States district court in Hartford yesterday.
 Edward k6enig of the Bronx. who became blind three years ago. commit ted suicide by inhaling gas.
 The British Government finally de- cided not to participate in the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
 Mrs. Pankhurst Became So Weak from the effects of a hunger strike that she was released from Holloway jail.
 William A. Taylor, Chief of the bu- reau or rlant industry will be appoint ed assistant secretary of agriculture.
 Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British ambassador. adopting the idea Of Pres ident Wilson, is performing his duties in tent.
 Rome and Italy's commissioner to the Panama-Pacific exposition, arrived in New York.
 Bibles Were Presented to graduating midshipmen of the naval academy py the American Seamen's Friend society of New York.
 While Trying to Collect Bill in Brooklyn. Joseph Orloff of New York was choked into inconsistencies and robbed of s10-
 Earl Gray, Former Governor General of Canada, arrived in New York from Ottawa, accompanied by his wife and two children
 Notice of Appeal in the Case of Charles Becker will be given to Jus tice Seabury next Friday after Becker is sentenced.
 Twelve Business Houses Were De- national bank, were damaged by fire at Huntsville. Ky.
 Tho Third Presbyterian Church in Newark. N. J., was invaded by vandals who damaged carvings and windows 10 the extent of s1,000.
 The Dutch Dockers' Union has pro- claimed a general strike of workmen employed by the Holland-American line at Rotterdam
 The Steamer Highland Witch Arrived in New York from Buenos Aires and Manteyideo. bringing 2.65o tons of frozen Argentine meat
 Anthony casaIe, a Law Student. of Newark, N. J., was held on charge of manslaughter. His automobile struck and killed Rebelli Councillor.
 Thomas Perius of New York was held in s5.00o bonds on charge of homicide following the death of his father-in-law, Frank Murphy.
 Mrs. Margaret Ballard of New York, a blind woman, 65 years old, was kill ed when she mistook an open window for door and fell four stories.
 Mrs. Mary oconnor, a Polieewoman of Chicago. has asked to have a police man escort her after finishing her de- tail She doesn't like the dark
 The First Star SpansIed Banner Is stitute. It will be shown in the Balti- more flag centennial in Baltimore.
 John T. WindeII, President of the Federation of Labor at Yonkers, is the laaest candidate for the wardenship of Sing Sing prison. He is a printer.
 The Dinner of the Yale Alumni asso- citation to the varsity crew squad, which was to have been held tonight at New Haven, was given up yester- day.
 A Thief Nearly Demolished the home of Martin Smith at Trenton, N. J., when he lighted 8. match in escap- ing gas fumes after breaking open the gas meter
 President Wilson Will Resume his semi i-weekly conferences with the Washington press correspondents on Thursday. He will refuse to discuss the Mexican situation.
 Crazed While Listening to Billy" Sunday the evangelist, at Huntington, W. Va. Solomon Proud arose in the middle of the sermon and attempted to attack the preacher
 Two Children of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Luetger of Burlington, la, were killed when horse struck by an automobile which they were riding was thrown in- to the tonneau of the machine.
 The French Brieantine EtoiIe des Mere of Cancale was sunk in collision with the schooner Briantais off the Grand Banks The crew of 26 was rescued and brought to St. Pierre.
 Mime. AIix Marie Adelaide Pasca,who 40 years ago was one of the foremost emotional actresses in France, died in Paris at the age of 79. Her stage ex- perience lasted from 1864 until 1885.
 lis Expected That Michael Far kasdy of Bridgeport, charged with murder in the first degree will be talk en to the insane asylum in Middletown within a day or two for observation.
 John D. Bodish, Blind Man, of West Barnstable. Mass, who earned his own living while taking a college course, will be among the graduates of the Boston university law school in June.
 Erastus H. Cox, from point of service the oldest engineer in the United States, died in Brooklyn, aged S5. He was employed by the Erie and had not missed a trip or had an accident in 61 years.
 The Supreme Court Affirmed the con viction of Martin Ocampo, owner. and Kalaw. editor. of a Spanish newspaper in Manila. on charges of criminaily li- beling Dean C. Worcester, who was then secretary of the interior in the Philippines.
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