Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19

Frederick Geiser, farmer Of foiey, Ala, killed his wife and then ended his life. He recently whipped his wife and was arrested.
 A general strike of marine engineers on English tramp steamers was begun at Liverpool, the engineers demanding an increase in wages.
 Howard Lsgneyer, of NsVton, N. J., was arrested charged with stealing silk valued at s1 ,000 from the concern in which he was fireman.
 viee-President Thomas R. Marshall delivered an address at the commence ment exercises of the Wabash Col lege at Charlottesville, Ind.
 Progressive party leaders at New Haven gave their opinion that Col. Roosevelt will attend the state confer ence in Hartford on July 2S.
 Seven persons were injured whom a wooden building on the Chelmsford Bridge at Lowell, Mass, collapsed burying the men in the debris.
 Stocks in a corporation under the laws of Massachusetts and not owning property within the commonwealth are not subject to a succession tax.
 PhiIander c. Knox, former secretary of state delivered the Commencement address at Mount Union-Scio College. Knox graduated here in 1872.
 was the principal event in the ob- servance of the 139th anniversary of the Baele of Bunker Hill at Boston.
 Harry Dick and Company, ineor- porated of Danbury capital s5O,O00 f1Tad fa 1F fyz ton in the office of the secretary of state.
 Suffrage, child labor food values and open air schools were the topics for discussion at a round table session of the Daughters of the Revolution in Minnesota A Mrs M. L. Manby, of New York had sad arrival on the Olympic. She was informed by friends of the death of her husband, who died a few days before her arrivaA Commander Scott of the United States gunboat Marietta cabled the Navy Department that revolutionists are operating in the vicinity of San Domingo City.
 The Treasury Department ruled that cooperative dairies,. farmers. mutual insurance companies and other similar cooperative institutions are subject to the income tax.
 The State Supreme Court at MadI. son Wis, upheld the state eugenic marriage law reversing the judgment of the Milwaukee County Court which l declared 1t invalid.
 Tho trial of George Alexander | charged with having wrecked the State Bank at Paris Ky, of which he was president, was started. The short age exceeds s5oo.ooo.
 Park comnnissioner Cabot Ward, an { nounced that the Board of Estimate ! and Apportionment had appropriate ed | s23,000 to furnish and lay a 15-drair | pipe in Central Park.
 George L. Berry, of Hale. Springs | Printing Pressmen's and Assistants
 Union of North America at in annual convention in Knoxville.
 Eight drill teams of the Court oi
 Honor, several of them composed en- | tfreiy of women. will compete for priz- | es aggregating s1,0oo at the First Reg. | iment Armory in St Louis. Mae A. Sullivan, the plaintiff in ar acton TOT breach or promise against Arthur I. Hoe, was fined s25O for con- | tempt of court for failing to appear for
 examination in supplementary proceed | ings.
 The federal Trust Co.,, of 6osto, wa. ! authorized by the supreme court tc foreclose a mortgage for $20o, 900 giv- en by the Bristol Street Railway com pany to secure bonds Issued for that amount.
 i Thomas O'shaughnessy, customs ap. prafser at Chicago has resigned at the request of Secretary ~McAdot l O'Shaughnessy a republican, has beer | in office since 1906. His place will bt filled by democrat
 l Governor Glynn vetoed the bill pro 1 viding for the abandonment of tho i state hospital at Mohansic and a com. panion bill appropriating s2oo,0oo tc | begin new state hospital for the in.
 sane at another point.
 Millionaire Milk Dealer Sued for pi. voroe. l New York June 1s-GafI Borden th, | millionaire mily dealer. was served to. | day with simmons and complaint ir
 the actipn for divorce instituted b,