Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-19

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 The College of the City of New York l graduated 95 students. Marshall p. Wilder, the humorist, 1 left an estate of $256, ,3O6.
 A large meteor fell into the sea near Ponta Degada, the Azores.
 Bennett Rrittin of PIainfieId, N. J., celebrated his 102nd birthday
 Mrs. Mary Russell Gardner, princi- pal and founder of the Gardner School of New York, is dead.
 A seat on the New York Stock Ex- change was sold for S55,000. The last sale was made for $63,000.
 Miss Elizabeth Hawkhurst and Mrs Daniel Banks, of Sea Cliff, N. J., twin sisters, celebrated their 85 birthday.
 The New York State Music Teach CTS Association has started a crusade against quack teachers of music.
 The new Greek Cabinet will be com posed of 186 supporters of the war party leader ex-Premier Venizelos.
 Charles F. Niles Iooped the loop several times in the air with a pas senger at the Hampstead Plains, L. l.
 The Red Star liner Finland left New York with $50 passengers for the Pan- ama-Pacif1c Fair via the Panama Ca nal.
 Lawrence Rrokenshire, a Harvard se4o Canadian regiment, was killed at the front.
 raid cn an alleged opium den at Newark, N. J., by Federal authorities resulted in the taking of opium worth $10,0O0.
 A "dog tailed" chicken matched in the poultry yard of John Tautenbach at Elizabeth, N. J., is attracting much attention.
 Six persons were reported killed when a steel bridge under construction over the Cuyahoga river, near Cleveland, collapsed.
 Glen Island, famous pleasure resort of New York, was sold at auction for $10,000 to recover judgment on mortgage.
  to 13 months in the Federal prison at Atlanta for receiving stolen goods valued at $1.50.
 what yield for 1915 is placed at A. 921,159 bushels. In 1914 the yield was 5,251,7o0 bushels.
 J. G. Nori, former chief clerk of the 1 Carlisle Indian School, pleaded guilty to embezzlement and destruction of government records.
 The new ferry between Dyckman Street, New York and the entrance of the Interstate Palisades Park New Jersey, was opened.
 Four Quaker students will leave New York today for Europe, where the will serve in the ambulance corps of the Allies.
 Rear Admiral c. J. Bousch was de- tached from command of the second division of the Atlantic fleet and plac- ed on waiting orders.
 Joseph Buck, 4s years old, of Chester Springs, Pa. committed suicide by grasping a live wire carrying 6O,OOO volts. He was in i'll health.
 A reward of $500 has been offered for the arrest of William V. CIeary, former town clerk and Democratic po- itical boss of Haverstraw, N. Y. Unless immediate aid is extended by the United States or some other neu- tral power the entire civil population of Montenegro will face death by star vation.
 An ordinance pending before the New York Board of Aldermen proposes the abolition of trucks, hacks, bicycles and motorcycles off a certain part of
 Jeanne Maulbourg, Metropolitan op- era singer, obtained divorce in New York from Claude Bede, an actor. aI- leging he was seen in company with a pink kmono"
 Professor Harold A. Everett, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technolo- gy, has resigned to accept a profes- sorship of marine engineering at the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
 A mil mild earth tremor was felt at Los Angeles Friday. It occurred about 7.3O l a. m., and in one or two reported in stances made building beams and joists | crack. No damage was done.
 Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo issued a statement that. the. Public | Health Service will vaccinate every | one of the 100000 government service | who apply for it free of charge.
 Today the Governor and Mrs. Whit man will attend a luncheon given at | Bear Mountain to mark the official | opening of the restaurant in connec- tion with the Palisades Commission.
 The first official protest growing ont |