Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-22

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Rear Admiral Benjamin F. Underwood, U. 8. N., retired, dIed at his home, aged e3.
 Three nephsws of Pope Benedict, sons of a sister, are now at the front with the Italian army.
 Agents of the Department of Justice are Investigating alleged recruiting in California for the Allies.
 1t is estimated that the cost of rais- ing the submarine F-4 at Honolulu will total more than s100,0o0.
 The keel of the largest transport ever authorized by Congress was laid at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
 Gilbert TeanhI of Oklahoma City, was killed while interfering in a pri- vate quarrel near Charcas, Mexico.
 R. V. PeIrs home at Greenwich, Conn, was robbed of jewelry, silver ware and clothing valued at S1,O00.
 The Arizona, biggest of the super dreadnoughts of our navy, was launched at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
 Uncle sam's scrap heap was worth nearly $60OOO,OO0 in 1914. This fell short of the value for the previous year by nearly S16,o0o,O00..
 Mayor Thompson's attempt to medi- ate in the Chicago building trades strike, as he did successfully in the street car strike, has failed.
 Prominent educators from all parts of the country are at Meadville, Pa, to celebrate the centennial of the founding of Allegheny college.
 The American Locomotive Go. re- ceived an order for six locomotives fro mthe Brazilian Government, 20 from Belgium and 100 from Russia
 Archie Roosevelt, son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, was fined S25 by Magistrate House in the West Farms Court for speeding in an automobile.
 w. R. KohIer of North Branch. N. J., was killed and his wife injured in grade crossing accident on the tracks of the Central Railroad of New Jer- sey.
 Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British ambassador, is at North Shore, Mass, Counsellor Barclay is in charge of the embassy.
 John Campbell, e3 years of age, was struck and instantly killed by a Bos- ton and Maine passenger train on a Mass. station.
 Thirty nine years after completing a course at the Iowa Farm College, I. w. Bouck of Royalton is to receive g. di- ploma and be graduated with the de- gree of science.
 New York is assured of it's annual Horse Show next autumn. It will be held during the week beginning Sat urday, November 8, in Madison Square Garden.
 Free transportation or transporta- tion at reduced rates of cars with ex- hibits of state agricultural colleges, was declared lawful by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 The gear driven torpedo boat de- stroyer Wadsworth, first of that type built for the United States navy. went on the Rockland, Me, course for it's official standardization trial.
 According to announcement 3S mem bers of the senior class in Yale will not receive their degrees at commence ment on Wednesday, having failed to pass their final examinations.
 The Pathfinder car in a Chicago to Seattle relay race skidded and turned turtle about 12 miles east of Seattle, killing former State Senator George E. Dickson of Ellensburgn, Wash.
 While shooting at targets with small calibre rife in a vacant lot, thirteeA years old Adama Pietrische accidentally shot and killed his play mate, Pasquale Maerin, aged II.
 The steamship PoIetania of 5000 tons, recently purchased by the Gu nard line in the British prize court ar rived in New York from Bermuda and will load war supplies for England.
 The Executive Committee of the Ma tionaI Association of Letter Carriers, representing 25,O00 men, launched a country wide campaign at Atlantic City, N. J., to obtain pensions for re- tired carriers.
 Twenty men in the motor fishing boat WinOna narrowly missed death off Sandy Hook when the boat was caught in a squall shortly after they reached a position near the U. $. Weather Bureau Station.
 An appeal was made to President Wilson through Secretary Tumulty for the pardon of Robert E. Hicks, who surrendered to the Federal authorities in New York, after escaping for l3 years a sentence passd upon him.
 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis of the United States District Court at Chicago, who once imposed fine of $29,240,000 against the Standard Oil Co, imposed one of two cents against Henry Johnson of Harrington, III.
 A lar9e American flag was present. ed- to the battleship New York, now in dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, by a committee of eight women