Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-13

 Inder the leadership of men identified with the Boy Scouts of America.
 William H. Coleman, 50, of Indian polls, attending the national conven- ions at Chicago, was crushed between two street cars and severely injured
 The Spanish liner Montserrat, which Lrrfved at New York from Barcelona, vas detained at Quarantine owing to ! members of the crew having small 'ox-
 Mere than 2,5oo children, members ,f the Sunday School Union in Long island City, took part in the Sunday | school parade which was held in As .oria.
 Commander Mofr, brother-in-Iaw of Admiral von Scheer, the commander l n-chief of the German high seas fleet, | was killed in action in tbe Jutland l battle.
 Frank w. TiIIinehast of Providence, 1 R. l., was arrested by Federal agents | in Chicago as a fugitive from justice and placed in a cell in default of s1o, 900 bail.
 The American liner New York left New York for Liverpool with every cabin hlfed and Q passenger list that bore the names of many prominent Americans
 The retriaI of the New Haven di- rectors on charges of bankrupting the road about which the jury disagreed at the last trial, has been postponed until next fall
 John H. Pearce, former fire conn missioner and superintendent of the CanSee Rubber company. of New Ha- ven, died in a hospital after a long illness, aged 62.
 To ,demonstrats their loyalty to marched through the street of New ark, N. J., as their contribution to the 20th anniversary celebration
 John Ryan, a voluntary prisoner in the county jail at New Brunswtck, N. J., jumped from a third story win dow. His legs were broken and he was internally injured.
 The Dutch Government has made an arrangement with the Holland ca Steamship Line for regular sup for Dutch industries.
 For the third time since December, 1914, the Philadelphia & Reading Railway was indicted by Federal grand jury for violating the Inter state Commerce and Elkin acts.
 pr, Joseph RiIus Eastman, of Indi- annapolis, Ind, has been selected to take full cahrge of all the hospital units of the American Physicians Ex- petition Committee in Austria
 More than 5000 hardware men met in Boston last night for the annual convention of the National Retail Hardware Association which opens today and will continue four days. Thousands of alumni of the Massa. chusetts Institute of Technology tool
 part in the first celebration in con.
 hection with the dedication on Wed
 nesday of the new group of technolo' | Judge Richard E. Burke of the Su, perior Court, enc of the guests mad' i'll at the bankuet to Archbishop Mundelein when Jean Crones, thu chef, placed poison in the soup, died a
 Chicago
 | Many Americans living in the dis triot bordering the Rio Grande begal
 arriving at Laredo, Texas with the in
 tention of remaining until rumors o new danger from bandit raids ha D0Su Qu1Slcd.
 Falling eight stories from a broker
 scaffold at the New Breakers hote
 Atlantic City, Paul Gustini, S3, al
 Italian laborer, was killed in plail
 view of hundreds of promenaders ol
 the boardwalk.
 The Aero Club of America has re
 ceived information that orders fo
 twenty aeroplanes were placed by tn War Department during the last weel
 This brings the total for month u to thirty machines.
 \ Charged with representing himss as a Government officer for purpose of fraud, Chief Elk Horn Johnson ha been sent to the Tombs, New York b
 United States Commissioner Houghto
 in default of S2s500 bail. : Mime Georgia D'orey, a lion tame who gives daily performances wit eight Hons and honesses in cage Q IConey Island. was attacked and SC , verely bitten on the arm by Irma, a 5 African lioness. during a performance | John E. Sohermerhorn of No. 7 East Seventy ninth Street, New Yorl l has reported to the police that h r house was entered on May 2b, whi l the family was away and $1 ,0o0 wort : of personal jewelry consisting of tw [ watches, two stick pins, some stud
 cuf links. etc., were stolen.