Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-22
7 :, s.cut in Proportion 10 the ciy's Population
oue That of Any Other Paper, Largest
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Representative Underwood, majority leader has gone to Hot Springs Tor short vacation.
 Senator Kern conferred again today with President Wilson concerning the legislative program.
 Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank B. Pierce of New York, died suddenly. aged 4s years.
 Senator GaIIinger of New Hampshire, Leader of the Senate, an- his candidacy for reelection.
 Bishop John Hagen White, of the Episcopal Diocese of Indiana will re- tire June l because of failing eyesight.
 Henry chauncey Riley, Episcopal Bishop of Mexico, who died in 1904 left an estate consisting of a gold watch.
 w. C. Walters, of opeIousa, La, com victed of Kidnapping fve-year-old Robert Dunbar, was sentenced to life Imprisonment.
 pr. Thomas M. L. chrystie, noted physician and surgeon who served through the Civil War, died at Rye, N. r., aged A.
 The Now Hampshire conference of Congregational churches closed with a long list of addresses on denomina- tional matters.
 pr. Clark WeIls Chamberlain, former professor of physics at Vassar, was fnaugurated president of Denison Un- iversity at Granville, O.
 At the end of this month the munIci- pal grocery store in the stock yards district of Chicago will be closed be- cause of lack of business.
 Chicago sympathizers with Listers fight against home rule for Ireland sent a draft for $1,250 to Unionist head quarters in Belfast
 The tooth anniversary of the foun- dation of the Trinity House, the world famous corporation of master marines in London, was celebrated. The interstate Commerce Commits sion denied a petition for a rehearing of the industrial railway cases recent ly passed by the commission
 A wedding ring lost by Mrs. Henry Grandereth, of Bedford, N. T., IS
 
 of Charles Oelrich, neighbor.
 While at work in a sand bank at Ns- cong, N. J., Andrew Salvatore was buried under a slide and when dug out several hours later was dead.
 Arthur LingIy, of Jones Point, N. ", tried to commit suicide by jumping off a barge into the Hudson river because his alimony was raised st a week.
 The Rev. Antoinetts Brown Black well, of Elizabeth, N. J., celebrated her seth birthday. She was the first wo- man, minister to regularly ordained.
 Unless John Q. Rockefeller flee . rs- turn of real and personal property in ,Ohie tax commissioners will assess his property in the state at $300. .000.00
 A great sbrush fire believed to have been started by nilitants near the roal pavilion in Long Valley. where King Gorge is staying caused great alarm
 A receiver was appointed to take charge of the affairs of Crow, Rudolph & Co, merchants and shipowners of Liverpool Liabilities are estimated at $1,0oo.o
 The Plum Island House, one of the oldest hoteds on the Massachusetts coast was burned with barn and ice house, today. The loss is estimated at $10.000.
 The Rev. Edward Lewis, pastor Of the Grosvenor Square Church in Lon- don, has resigned his $3,000 pastorate to take like St. Francis, poverty for his bride"
 The Aero Club of America an- nounced that Il entries have been re- ceived for the nationa I elimination balloon race to be held in St. Louis on July II.
 Owing to the appearnce of two new cases of scarlet fever at Hempstead, l.. l., the Board Of Health decided to keep the schools and Sunday schools closed until May 29.
 Application for pardon of the 24 con- victed dynamiters are now in the hands of Attorney Finch, of the De- partment of Justice in Washington. A report is exepected in 10 days.