Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-18
Condensed kilograms

CHECK LOT S1UU,UUU as the nucleus OF a
Red Cross fund.
Five persons were injured in a hotel
fire at North Tonawanda. n. Y. The
damage was $4,000.
Charles Mcdonald, of Brooklyn, 10
years old. was drowned while bathing
at Greenwich, Mass.
Grand Duke Constantine Constan-
tinoVitch, cousin of the czar of Rus
sia, died in Petrograd.
Bob Jones, 13 years old, qualified for
the tournament for the Southern Golf
championship at Atlanta.
Joint commencement exercises were
held by Clark University and Clark
College at Worcester, Mass.
Jose Castro, head of the revolu-
tionary ministry in Portugal, has been
asked to form a new cabinet.
J. Campbell White, of the Bronx,
has BEEN offered the presidency of the
Wooster college at Wooster, Ohio.
Jacob T. Snfer, an auctioneer, com
mitted suicide in his home in New
York city, following business reverses.
Star, 4S years old, fell to death from
the window of his home in the Bronx.
The French torpedo boat, No. 331,
was sung in collision with the British
steamer Arleya. Six of her crew were
lost.
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts
attended the commencement exercises
of the Holy Cross college near Wor-
cester.
Charles H. Aliens resignation as
president of the American Sugar Re
inning company was accepted by the
directors.
Joseph F. o'Rrien, Hartford letter
carrier, was sent to Jail for two
months for opening a letter and ex-
tracing 81.
Prof. Frank D. GIodgett, formerly of
the New York state school of Oneonta,
has been elected president of the Adel-
phi college.
John FrankIyn, champion short dis
tance runner of the University of Gin
cinnati. was drowned while swimming
at Bethel, Ohio.
F. H. Bethel. vice president of the
New York Telephone Co, was elected
first president of the new village Of
Scarsdale, n. Y.
Assistant District Attorney McDon-
aid of New York city asserted that
Sing Sing prison held more lawyers
than policemen.
Work on raising the sunken sub
marine F-4 in the harbor of Honolulu
has been halted until stronger pom
fnn0S "a h11i1T
Hrary Levine, student of the Boys
high school in Brooklyn. took poison
in his classroom when he failed to
pass his examinations.
The surrogate admitted to probate
at Belvidere, \. J., the will of the
late Dewitt c. Blair. The estate in
wolves about $50.OoO,0Oo
The tide of recruiting, in Canada,
is on the flood end within few weeks
it wa sestimated, Canada will have
100000 men with the colors.
Mrs. Edmund T. Dana of Mime
apolis, Mimi, was drowned while bath
ing alone on the beach at Nantucket
Mass. The body was recovered.
Plans were announced by the Ford
Motor Co. to establish a gigantic plant
for the manufacture of steel on the
Detroit river below River Rouge
Admiral Howard was ordered by the
navy department to send the cruiser
Colorado from San Diego to Guaymas
with 800 marines and 500 bIuejackets.
Theodore LenoLner, 21 years old,
committed suicide in New York be-
cause he had not heard from three
brothers fighting in the European war
zone.
A jury in the federal district court
at Pittsburgh acquitted Frank H.
Richard of embezzlement and misap-
pIication of funds of the old First Ma
tional bank.
j. Burton Roberts, town clerk of
Dayton, Me, since 1903, died from an
attack of indigestion. He had been
prominent democrat.
DR.. Moses Friedman, former super
intendent of the Carlisle Indian school,
on trial in the United States court at
Wiliamsport, Pa, on charges of graft,
was acquitted.
Fourteen students of theology were
given their diplomas, with the degree
of bachelor of divinity at the COM
menCement exercises of the Episcopal
Theological school at Cambridge Mass.
The Alabama supreme court held
constitutional the law which restricts
the quantity of liquor which may be
shipped to consignees in the state of
Alabama within prescribed periods.
William A. Whiting, superintendent
of the Municipal Lodging house. New
York, has been notified by Commits
sioner John A. Kingsbury of the de-
partment of charities, that Charles K
Blatchly will supersede him.
In the United States court at Hart
ford Clarence V Baldwin of Bridge
port was fined $500 for using the
United States mails to defraud. Bald
wins scheme was to advertise for
workers to make neckties at home.
With three companies, totaling 800
men of the Fourth regiment United
STAGES Marine Corps aboard, the flag
shin Colorado. Admiral Howard COM