Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-27

Condensed -TeIegrams

Condensed .Telegrams
 Senator LaFoIIette's Western Speech making trip will not begin until after congress convenes.
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 The National Grange Denounced the Aldrfch currency plan.
 The P..LorilIard and Liggett & Mey- CTS Tobacco companies were incorpo- rated at Trenton, \. J.
 Beginning Saturday, December 2, the monetary commission will enter upon it's final series of meetings.
 The Funeral of Former United States Senator John F. Dryden will be held at Newark, N. J.. this forenoon.
 Richard croker Regards Mayor Gay nor Of New York as the logical demo- cratic candidate for president.
 Prof. Thomas ArkIe Clark of the | University of Illinois, is a champion of the college athlete as student
 The Trade of the United States with foreign countries has grown consider ably this year compared with that of a year ago.
 Rev. Charles Ames of Bingham, Mass. has been rendered a call to the First Parish Unitarian church at Bel fast Me.
 FislSe of Springhili. that state. pre- vented the ls-nching of a negro who had attacked his daughter. A Cleveland Built AeropIane was sold by its owner and builder. Edward Stewart. Go Moy Poy, an emissary of the Chinese revolutionists-
 Congressman J. Frederick C. Talbot mas been appointed a member of the committee tc arrange for the Jackson day celebration in Washington. D. C.
 RurqIars Saturday Blew Open the Safe In the office of the Narra gansett Milling company at Pawtucket. K. l.. and robbed it of s25 in cash and stamps
 Harry Wilson of Dieby, N. S., con vieted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged. is to have new trial, by a ruling of the supreme court.
 Charles L. Berger, Vice President of the Naugatuck Malleable Iron works, has been arrested charged with vio- larion of the insurance Jaws of the state.
 The Little PrincipaIity of Reuss Germany, which has population O. about 73.O0O. has passed a law to tax bachelors and maiden ladies. The tax begins. with the soth year
 A Bronze Tablet in Memory of John Marshall, first chief justice of the SUI oreme court of the United States, was unveiled in the United States circuit court of appeals at Philadelphia Sat Vday.
 James B. Gay e5, Grand Master of Nasons in Rhode Island and assistant company. died at his home at Provi- dence. R. l., Saturday from Brights disease
 A Possible Strike of 5000 Men was averted Saturday when executives of the international unions of shopmen employed by the Rock Island railroad accepted the roads wage and labor schedules.
 Lady Constance Lytton and Lady Sybil Smith. convicted of smashing windows in the sufragette disturbance in London, were sentenced to several weeks in jail in default of payment of fine.
 Undue Prejudice and Disadvantage 1 are imposed upon the Buffalo Union 1 Furnace company bv the railways op- erating out O. Buffalo, N. Y-, accord | ing to decision of the interstate com merce commission.
 An EIeven-Ca Train, known as the 1 western governors special, will leave | St. Paul tonight for a twenty-dsy trip i to twenty one cities of the east and miles will be covered by the special.
 Miss Mildred shermans daughter O. MT. and Mrs. William Watts Sherman of New York was married to Lord | of Great Britain Saturday af- ternoon by the Roman Catholic ritual, but without renouncing her Protestant faith
 Valuable Coal Lands in the Evans- ton (XVvomips) lard district. aggregat- ing 2.760 acres. are involved in de- rrer cancelling patents issuec on 3i soldiers additional entries. announced by the commissioner of the general land office.
 William J Bryan at Nassau, com steamship PfInz Joachim. on which he was a passenger, says there should be two wireless operators on every ocean steamer, so that there would always be 1ne on duty.
 Three Hundred and Fifty Bankers md members of their families who nave been in New Orleans during the of the American Bankers association sailed Saturday aboard four steamers for a cruise fin the Caribbean ;ea and on to Panama. Class Freight Rates from Tacoma md Seattle. Wash. and Portland. Ore, Q points in Washington. Oregon. Idaho 1 nd Montana were declared unreason- fIe by the interstate commerce com i . mission and reductions averaging 20 Ter cent. were ordered by January 2, 1 s12. , WORTH s45,ooo
 PERISH IN STABLE FIRE , , Governor Crsyv Was Winner Of the
 American Derby Last Year.