Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24

in Newark. N. J.
 The body of Arthur Mckee Rankin. the actor, who died in California, was brought to New York.
 The Hamburg American Steamship Co. has distributed a bonus of ten per cent. among it's employees.
 John Jones. a painter, 40 years old. was killed by failing from scaffold on Madison avenue, New York
 ErIegh, a fve-years-old mare, won the Suburban handicap carrying $10,- 900 at the races in Epson, England.
 Japanese government officials stated that country would remain neutral in the United States Mexican situation.
 More than two score of sailors on the dreadnought Texas in the Brooklyn navy yard are suffering from humps.
 Contracts for the construction of the two new subway tubes from New York to Brooklyn will be awarded May P.
 The unveiiine of memorial to the engineers of the Titanic was witness ed by 10000 persons at Southampton. England.
 The steamer Denver of the Mallory line has been ordered to be held in readiness for emergency use by the government.
 When Albert HensfieId, sailor, was found to be i'll with smallpox in a Brooklyn lodging house. doctors vac cinated S94 lodgers.
 A. w. Fawcett was elected mayor of Tacoma, Wash, for the third time, defeating the Rev. c. W. Stoever by majority of 800.
 Passengers and crew of the schooner Mirene, which went ashore at the en- trance of Alsea Bay, Oregon, were res cued by life savers
 The yacht ResoIute, the New York Yacht clubs candidate to defend Amer ica's cup, will be launched at Bristol, R. l., on Saturday
 William H. Hosmer, chairman of the Western Trunk Line committee, and traffic expert, died in Chicago He was 55 years old
 While playing in front of her home In East 21St street, New York. Mollie Porsa, three years old, was run down by a wagon and killed.
 The Massachusetts House passed a resoiutfon expressing loyalty to Pres Fldent Wilson in upholding the dignity Of the American people.
 White Marquia, England's champion bulldog, who was valued at S10,000 died on the Mauretania as he was be- ing brought to this country.
 Frederick Benz, a prominent politi- clan of Evergreen. L. l.. died from the Q inr1 of frf<1 r1 4nTr. by mistake seven months ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gabriel Pytneza, oi Jersey City. were injured when theil automobile crashed into a fire hydrant on St. Nicholas avenue, New York
 The Grand Union hotel in New York, famous for 50 years as a gath ering place for politicians, has beer condemned to make way for the new subway.
 More than 400 girls will take par in the athletic events given by tho Young Women's Christian association in the Seventy first regiment in New York on April 2s.
 The wireless apparatus at the Lack. aWanna railroad terminal in Hoboken N. J., has been silenced indefinitely because of the interference with tn, Brooklyn navy yard apparatus.
 State inquiry will be made into tn, treatment of patients at the Bingham. ton, N. Y State hospital, because O the death of Darren NJ. Eldridge, saiC to have been caused by attendants. Three persons were burned to deatl when fire destroyed the home of Ju Illus SchulZe in Philadelphia. Mrs Pau Schulze, who weighs 800 pounds, jump ed from window and fell on a man Neither was badly hurt