Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-05

PERSONS TALKED ABOUT
 Mime. Johanna Gadsld. of the Metro polftan Opera company has signal ized her Americanization by purchas- ing a home in New York city.
 Gen John P. Taylor. inaugurated grand commander of the boyal Legion in Philadelphia this week, is the pa- triarchai military figure of Miffiin county.
 SpyTo Matsouka of Athens, Greece, poet and lecturer, who has been tour ing America for six months, is seri- ously i'll at the Presbyterian hospital in New York.
 Miss Kate Barnard, state commis- sioner of charities and correction for Oklahoma, is making a tour of the eastern states for the purpose of studying social conditions.
 Herbert Gladstone, it is reported from London, is, to accept a barony, and, of course. everyone will remem- Der that his fathea' consistently refused O. PGCIaE DQL NiNh AAO hANAC COnAd have added an inch to Gladstone's stature.
 It became known that, while dane ing the Salome dance at Yale field, in the Cook-Peary show given between the halves of the, game against Col gate, Brevard M. Connor of Dallas, a rib.
 After twice planning to visit the Rocky Mountains to engage in a griz- zly bear hunt and after twice being disappointed, it is very likely that the Duchess of VerAdonle. niece of King Leopold. will be abAs to make the trip this winter.
 The monument to be erected by the Cleveland Memorial association in honor of President Cleveland will probably be located at Princeton, N. J.. although New Yonk. city or the na- tional capital would ss.em to many per- sons more appropriate places.
 Bertha F. Baumer of Atlanta, Ga, is a successful inventoK- She has taken out a dozen patents within the last few years and recently with her broth CT. Clarence E.. Bauimer. perfected an automatic device, for aueeping elevators from falling in the event of the cable parting or working loose.
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 Robert Hoe, the painting press man who died recently in lLQndon, while on a business visit, owne | the finest pri- vate library in the world. Nearly 30 years ago Mir. Hoe deN 'elloped the pas sion of book collecting, and the value of his library has been sconServatively estimated at $2,000,G0O.
 Eben Phillpotts has new novel among the weeks public ations which will be called "The Haven" The breath of the sea fills the story and the descriptions of the will age of Erik ham and the accounts of the life of it's inhabitants remind or Mir. Phil potts previous novels
 Prof. Albert A. Nicholson of the University of Chicago, tos whom was awarded the Nobel prize fhr important researches in the measure me mt of Ugh, waves, received the honor ara' degree ot master of liberal arts aud doctor oi philosophy from the University oi Leipsic on the occasion of the celebra- tion of its fiftieth annivers hry.
 As a memorial to his son Oscar, whC died recently. Baron Albert de Roths- child of Vienna gave to ttne Jewish community of that city 10, lS0 kroner and a like sum to the municipal gov. ernment. the amounts to be applied tC charitable work. He gave leo 100000 kronen for educational prrpctses < Mrs. Isaac L. Rice of New York was chosen at the recent conft renee in London of the International pciety fol the Suppression of Street \ 1oises. to ~xI.~ ..f Av,1 nMrFaaG the society, which is to be held In New York in 1912. The fir vt con- gress is to meet in Berlin nexi i.June.
 Miss Susan Glasspell. who's e first novel. "The Glory of the Conq wered, was published last spring, speiu, th' summer at her home in Dave u port la. having returned from Palhs 1T June. She occupied a good pant O She has gone to Colorado where sh' will spend the winter. 2
 Miss E. B. Ewing, the author o Other Peoples Houses" is the da ugh ter of the well-known artists, I'm ,riiai w. Dewing and Maria Oakley Del Thlg She is New Yorker by birth and ed ucation. but for a number of y eatra she was in the summer time a m ei Der of the rather celebrated col on, that is gathered at Cornish, N. H.
 Mrs Harriet Johnston Wood of ih T legislative committee of the New Yonl I City Federation of Women's ClUnn proposes that applicants for marrialH shall get physicians certificates. Wh lb some of the members were oppostld the federation voted in favor of as t. ing for such legislation that will pr t- vent the marriage of the physical h unfit.
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