Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-31

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Nine persons were bitten by mad dog at Montclair. N. J.. The deg was k shot
 N A rair and .rHi hail storm at Fort Plain; orchards
 Employees in building trades of Great Britain voted in favor of establishing The New York Board of Health muzzled dogs on the streets
 Protestant congregations in St Louis offered a special prayer for rain and | relief from the intense heat
 Mayor Mitchell announced that he | had granted Jacks" rests urant on | Sixth avenue, an aII-night license.
 Commodore Pugh's motor boat, the Disturber challenger for the interna- | tional trophy. arrived at Southampton, |
 Isaac Stephenson, United States 1 Senator from Wisconsin announced he would not be a candidate for re-elec- tion.
 Count karoIyi, leader of the Hun garian Independent party, sailed from New York on the French liner La Sa- voie.
 Harry Payne Whitney's Marmoniean won the King George stakes, valued at 1000 sovereigns at Goodwood. Eng land.
 The PopuIist State Convention open ed at Hastings. Neb. John H. Powers, who is 80 years old. is temporary chairman.
 Riotins broke out in Los Angeles, fin the portion of the city where Servians an Austrians reside. No injuries were reported.
 William B. Collins, editor of the N. Y- announced himself as a eondi- date for the State Senate.
 Two thousand acres of valuable tim Der has been destroyed by the forest fires which have ragged in the F'lathead National forest in Montana.
 The American battIsships Missouri and Illinois, with a number of cadets on board. sailed from >Grsvesend Eng land, for the United States.
 Charles F. Niles, the aviator, startled Coney Island by looping the-loop. He performed many of his stunts while not 50 feet from the ground.
 A bill to reinstate Captain John Gibbons, recently ''plucked" by the naval board. was favorably reported by the House Naval Committee.
 "Uncle Joe" Cannon, former speaker of the House, made formal announce ment of his candidacy for Representa- ative fro mthe Eighth Illinois district.
 Joseph Remington, an engineer, was 1 killed when a Central New England train jumped the track near West Pauling, N. Y. Two others were in- jured.
 A bronze tablet erected by the So- ciety of Colonial Wars in the State of New Hampshire in honor of Captain John Smith was unveiled at Ports mouth.
 | Foul air in the water tank of the | Italian steamer San Guglielmo which arrived in New York. caused the death of one persons and suffocated four res cuers.
 The lives of 50 men imprisoned by a cave-in on the St. Paul Railway $ | tunnel at Snoqualmie Pass, Washing ton, were saved by 1000 men working | in relays.
 A handcar, with gasoline engine | is used for the transportation of mall: on the Lancaster, Pa. Oxford & South ern Railroad. The road stopped op. erations.
 Boaz w. Long, of New Mexico, chiei of the bureau of Latin American af- confirmed by the Senate as minister to Salvador.
 pr. Simon F. Cox resigned as sup. erintendent of the Boston Consump tives' hospital to accept q similar DO sition in New Haven at salary O. S10,000 a year.
 Samuel M. WiIhite, former City Cen troIIer of Louisville, Ky, charged witt the embezzlement of S14.J00 was helt
 in $1O.OOO bail in default of which h
 was remanded to jail.
 Anthony Drexel, Jr, son of Anthon.
 J. DrexeI, of Philadelphia and Nev
 York, was obliged to appear in per
 son in a New York court and pay
 S25 fine for speeding.
 George Hoyt of Brooklyn was hel in S1 000 bail on a charge of seekin subscriptions for the Ninth War
 Democratic Club which the police sa
 is a fictitious organization Charles R. Crane of Chicago, ha been invited by President Wilson to
 conference at the White House. It i
 rumored he will be offered q place O
 the Federal Resreve Board.
 Professor Francis Humphreys Store
 S2. formerly professor of Agriculture
 Chemistry at Bussey institution. die at Boston from a slight shock follow
 ing an illness of several years. : Thieves broke into the basiIi>a of . : Paul. in the Vatican and stole the iapi 1 I.azuli from the altar of the 1posti B These jewels were presented to Top r | l-r-- fs.tNs 4