Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06
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Condensed TeIegrams sane Fourth at Atlantic City.
 The annual convention of the An- ti-Saloon league of America is in ses- sion at Atlantic City.
 NorinatIons for a state ticket have been made by the Massachusetts so- cialist state convention
 Fifteen arrests on charges of viola ton of the Sunday secular law were made in Savin Rock Sunday. Billy Carlson, an automobile driver, injured in the races in the Tacoma speedway. died of his injuries.
 The Liberty Bell has left PhiIadel- phia for the Panama Pacific Exposi- ton, the longest trip it has ever talk en.
 Arehbishop onisIey, of Chicago, who has been seriously i'll, has had anoth- CT relapse at his brothers home in Rochester.
 More than 1000 eoiored children sang patriotic community and jubilee songs at the safe and sane Fourth of July in Baltimore.
 Twenty one men women and child ren, refugees from Tuxpam, Mexico, arrived in New York on the liner Nor TO Castle from Vera Cruz.
 Premier Asauith has announced the engagement of his eldest daughter, Violet, to Maurice Bonham Carter, Mir. Asqufth'e principal secretary.
 Twenty-Five couples secured mar riage licenses at Eliicott City, Mary land, breaking Howard county's one day record of three years standing.
 Four out of party of nine were drowned in Lake St. Clair as the re- suit of sudden squalls which capsized a launch in which they were riding.
 A posse of nearly 100 farmers is searching for John Richey and Thom- as Brooks, negroes. accused of killing Silas Turner, white planter, at Gray, Ga
 A red banner placed above the American flag at Socialist headquart- CTS in Salem, West Virginia, started a riot, in which several persons were hurt.
 Hundreds of naturaIized citizens re- peated the oath of allegiance to the republic at Minneapolis first Ameri- canization Day celebration on the Fourth.
 conviets in Auburn prison, New York, enjoyed the holiday with track and field sports in which the north and south prison wings competed in many evets.
 l..rI forty injured when two coaches of a Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul pas- senger train fell through a trestle near Rainier, Wash.
 Policeman J. J. Govern, of Brook lyn, N. r. shot and killed Raymond Anarperieri, his prisoner, who start ed to escape after stabbing the po- liceman twice.
 Recent violation of the trusty sys- tenn in state penitentiaries has which was first introduced in the Maryland penitentiary.
 More than ten thousand persons marched and rode in the peace page ant at Toledo, the first of its kind ever adopted in the United States of celebrating Independence Day.
 English Guernsey cows will be sent to England, Dutch Friesans to HoI- land, and Jersey cattle to the Isle of Jersey at the close of the war to re- plenish Europe's supply of cattle.
 The annual ninety mile horseback ride for officers of the United States army to keep them in good physical trim may be abolished for a twenty mile ride or ten mile walk every month.
 impeachment charges have been filed against Secretary of State John Purifoy of Alabama on the charge that he caused $1,o00 to be paid to J. H. Nunnally to withdraw from the race for secretary of state.
 The actual condition of New York clearing banks and trust companies for the last week shows that they hold $163,942, 100 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is d decrease of S2s,S1o,930 from the week before.
 Sylvester EIgin, a boxer of Locust dale, Pa. died yesterday in his dress ing room after a six round bout with John Harvey of Shamokin, at the Mt. Carmel baseball park. A pail of watr was thrown on Elgin at the end of the sixth round and physicians say his blood became congealed and caused death.
 5ERLIN's AMERICAN COLONY CELEBRATED THE FOURTH. Guests of U. s. Consul eeneraI-RivaI