Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30

James L. Mathews waterway expert, and former newspaper man, died in a san1tarium at St. Louis.
 Pope Benedict has subscribed $1,0oo to fund to aid Italians made desti- tute by the Austrian invasion
 All the large properties at Lenox, Mass. will be closed to automobilists and driving parties tbis season. The body of a weII-dressed middle aged woman was found about two miles off shore at Atlantic City, N. J. .l Theodore Roosevelt stopped in Chi cago for four hours, on his way from Oyster Bay to Kansas City, where he is to deliver a Memorial Day address. !. The United independent Democrats of Brooklyn have petitioned to Gov ernor Whitman to remove Mayor Mitchell.
 Carrying several hundred marines, to reinforce the first landing iparty. a United States cruiser arrived; at San to Domingo.
 Lieut.. Thaw has arrived in Paris on furlodEh to recover from wounds sustained when he shot down his sec ond enel7y aeropiiI.e.
 Arthur D. 5yrne, aged 2s, West Point cadet, escaped from the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, where he had oeCn confined.
 A man who registered as John ,Ag- onnoa of New York, committed sui eide by shooting in his room at a South End hotel, Boston.
 Two men were killed, two fatally injured, and $100,000 damage caused by fire in the main building of Penn College at Oskaloosa, Ia.
 Staten Island women circumvented . | Princess Bay saloon keeper by build ing a small church within 200 feet o1 the site selected for his resort.
 Several New York city militia com. panies have decided to use their owI time and march to the camp ground. at Beekman, N. T., this summer.
 Railroad officials and members O the Georgia Fruit Exchange met a Atlanta and estimated the Georei; 1916 peach crop at $500 carloads.
 Rumania is reported to have decide, not to make commercial treaties witt Turkey and Bulgaria such as she ha made with Germany and Austria.
 More than 10000 persons attended | H1ilILdIy uelQ mass at the BrOOklyl Navy Yard in memory of the dead o the United States army and navy.
 Thefts from the rooms of member of the New York Athletic Club wer solved by the arrest of Charles Saput to. a bootbiack in the barber shop. 
 Eugene Gilbert, famous French ay iator interned in Switzerland whe
 compelled to land by lack of fuel las AIIeTT fCf hoc TaaI f1,. kI,a
 Archduke Carl Francis Joseph, Au
 strian Crown Prince, and Field Mar
 shal won Hotzendorf, Austrian Chic
 of Staff, are reported to have bee
 wounded.
 Anthony Dyke, 7e, who before he re
 tired from railroading ten years az,
 was said to have been the oldest en
 gineer in the country, died at hi k home in Braintree, Mass. ne A naval board of inquiry conducte w an investigation into the death aboar six fhe e,,,ifIa torpedo boat destroyer tende in a seaman, who was stabbed. UT Scotland Yard detectives sailed wit LrI Ignatius T. T. Lincoln, self-confesse D. German spy, from New York for Eng in land on the Anchor liner Cameronii ry Lincoln will be tried for perjury.
 A bullet from an air rifle in th
 hands of Judge Joseph H. Beall in th
 City Court room at Yonkers, graze .o the head of a woman spectator. m judge didn't know it was loaded" "o A fire loss of $e,ee3,s72 in Massa
 chusetts for the year of 1915 was re ported by Deputy Chief Neal of tt e State police. This is S16, ,5OO,398 les nd nd than the loss of the preceding year. nd Joseph Kasiny, forty, a wealth sS merchant of McKees Rocks, Pa u dead and his wife and Il year ol re daughter are in hospital. The hus ts 4 band shot the two others then himsel 'o after a quarrel
 e. Plans for one of the most Harmon f ous" conventions in the history oI the Democratic party are set forth or a statement issued from headquartel
 of the Democratic National Commits or in Washington.
 he Mrs. Caroline w. Frame, of Ne ne York, 75 years old, defendant in n $1OO,O0O suit for alienation of affe, ot tion, attributes Mrs Brownie n- Weavorson's separation from her hu, ne band to sunworship.
 si- Robert Mearns Yerkes, assista on professor of comparative psycho1oe so at Harvard University, announced tn se he had declined an appointment st head a similar department at the Ul cit iversity of Minnesota
 ey
 pm After deliberatine but nine minute or the jury brought in a verdict of ''n ice eIliItv1i ifI the trial of of1ciaIs of tl an Riggs National Bank of Washingto ite being prOsecuted by the Governme
 on a charge of rer.ury.
 The will of Miss Kate Lee Harms
 daughter of Al cher Harman, rafIro; FIR builder, disposes of an estate of s5Of 193, mainl yto Mrs. Mary Lee Wer le- heimer, of Mulford Pa, her father
 widow, whom her parent cut off in h
 will.
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