Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-06
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copious Rains Have Averted a
sauerkraut famine al Fremont, O.
The New Excise Law in New York
closed between 400 and 500 saloons
China Is Spending s2oo,ooo,ooo on
the rehabilitation of her army and
navy.
All Grades of Refined Sugar were
reduced . cents a hundred pounds yes
terday.
Provost Charles c.. Harrison of the
University of Pennsylvania has re-
signed.
Ambassador Leishman, at Rome, has
left for the United States on leave
of absence.
The Supreme Court may be called
enough whiskey.
The First Division of the Pacific
fleet has sailed from Chimbote, Peru,
for San Francisco.
SiHoi fIG9HCS WIN nSliES tiio
week to become member of the Unit
ed States supreme court.
Robert T. Sweeney. former Chi
cago letter carrier. pleaded guilty to
the larceny of notes for $4,000 from
the mails.
Henry L. Stimson, republican can
didate for governor of New York, filed
a statement showing he spent $3.50 to
get the nomination.
A Despatch to the State Department
says that DIR. Madriz, deposed presi
dent of Nicaragua, has left Amarala,
Honduras, for Mexico
sion suspended the advances in trans
continental freight rates until February
6, 1911, pending an inquiry.
Two Men Were Killed and one Sc
riOusly injured as the result of an
explosion in the high explosive build
ing of the Washington navy yard.
Commander c. Nj. Mccormick has
been detached from duty in command
of the United States fisheries steamer
Albatross.N and will return home on
waiting orders
Lewis E. Pierson, president of the
American Bankers association, at
tackled the postal savings bank law in
an address before the convention of
the association.
The Rev. Samuel Stanley Soaring Of
Boston, cha plain of the Massacnu
setts state prison and penitentiary, was
found dead yesterday at the home of
relatives in Saratoga, where he was
visiting.
Representative William w. Cocks
resented the First New York or Oys-
tel Bay district in congress SINCE
1905, was renomnated by the repub-
lican convention at Mineola, L. l.
The Proposed Flight of Walter
Brookins from Springfield H., to ST.
Louis, next Saturday. was peremp-
torily called off by the Aero club of
ST Louis, following disagreement
with the Springfield Fair association.
Mrs. Annie Il. Armour, the widow of
Kirkland BROOKS Armour former pres
ident of the Armour Packing company
Of Chicago, was married to Capt.
Charles w. Littlefield, paymaster of
the United States navy, attached to
the Boston navy yard.
Relatives of JcLn A. Fannine,2 II
years old. of Wi1sted. who is we'll
known about the town. have notified
the authorities that he has been miss
ing from his home since last Friday.
Fear is expressed that he may have
made away with himself.
On the refusal Of the Arkansas rail
road commission to permit the Rock
Island Railroad compan- to resume
the Scent passenger rate in Arkansas,
Attorney Busbee, for that road, an
nounced that the orders of the COM
mission would be disregarded and the
Scent fare would be resumed.
The Managers of the big dirigible
balloon America We're badly scared at
Atlantic City, when fire, started by a
cigarette stub. swept through meadow
grass near where the balloon is
stored. The silk case contained $4,000
cubic feet of ga and experts declare
that had the fire reached the balloon
the explosion would have wrecked the
entire inlet section Cottagers Joined
in the fight to put out the FIRE.
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS
CHEERFUL AND ENTHUSIASTIC