Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-22

NDANN Condensed Telegrams
 Census Bureau Reports Cotton gin ned prior to Nov. 18th 11,2ss,sS6 bales.
 Clarence A. Hayward, the we'll known rubber man, is dead at Providence.
 Gordon S. Graham and Wife of New Orleans were found dead in their bath room.
 A Decrease of About 70 Per Cent. will be shown in the Aroostook, Me, log cut this winter.
 6The Corpse of a Man, suspended from a nail, was found in a freight car ar irving in New York from Omaha.
 1t Has Developed that England was on the verge of war with Germany on account of the Moroccan situation. ir fire that destroyed a business building in the center of Middlesboro, Ky.
 be taught for the first time in South America at the University, of San Mar cos at Lima, Peru.
 Friday is the Day Set for Sentencing William J. Cummins, the former Nash ville promoter. who was found guilty Monday of grand larceny.
 T the supreme court to give early con sideration to the so-called Brooklyn sugar lighterage case"
 has been appointed a delegate from this state to the national irrigation congress by the governor.
 Hiccoushs Caused the Death of Hor- midas J. Cartier. secretary of the Rhode Island state board of optometry at the Rhode Island hospital yester- day.
 Farmers and Irrigation Companies on the American side of the Rio Grande will be permitted to draw upon the wS{ers of thit river fir agricultural purposes.
 Elijah M. Topliff. One of the Best Known and wealfhiest men of Man chester. N. H.. died yesterday following q prolonsed illness incident to old age, aged S4 years
 An Aqed Woman, Mrs Mary Hall IS Believed to have heen burned 70 death in fire which destroyed her home in Dennis. Mas-.. yesterday. Mrs. Hall was so years old.
 Pastor Of the Bethany Methodist Epis- cOpaI church of RosiindaIe Mass. was found dead yesterday in a bathtub at the Parker house. Boston.
 Jeffrey Hazard, One Of the OIIest cotto, merchants in Providence and well known in the trade throughout the country. died at his home in that city yesterday from pneumonia. ward, who held a post Of honor in the astronomical department in the Argen- tine government, was drowned Sunday while bathing near Buenos Ayres.
 A Strike of 1,50o Shopmen of the Chi cago, Rock Island and Texas railroad, in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas is expected at any minute. This dispute is over wages and Hours-
 All Records for DipIoms stic ceremo- niaIs of the kind were broken yester- day when President Taft received practically simultaneously four minis ters representing as many foreign states.
 David loyal Was Fined s2o and Costs and sentenced to ten days imprison- ment yesterday for removing and de- stroying smallpox quarantine card from the door of his home in Appo- naug, R. l.
 Free Entry Into This Country for
 rvf,N by the navy department for an instru- nlent designed to indicate the direction from which wireless telegraph mes sases are coming.
 That Hiarr Kellogg DurIand, the New York newspaperman and a well known author and poet. committed sui eide at Boston early Sunday morning by taking cyanide of potassium Tas made known yesterday.
 A. A. Hayes, General Freight Auditor of the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe that resulted from gunshot wound sustained while hunting. His leg was smputated on Sunday.
 Three Men Are Dead and a Fourth is in the Nashua hospital in serious co ndition as the result of inhaling smoke in a fire that burned out the in terior of the Denton hotel, a lodging 0CuSe at NdSnuas N- h.
 The Wedding of Miss Dorothy Dra- per, daughter of former Governor Eben $. Draper, of Massachusetts. and Thomas B. Gannett, Jr., of Cambridge, took place yesterday in the Unitarian Memorial church. Hopedale, Mass.
 Mrs. Frances OShaughnessy, Who Killed her husband last May. to save his soul, she said, after learning that he loved another girl of 19,was brought. to trial yesterday in the general ses- sions court at New York on charge of murder.
 Ernest R. WooIey, Broker and prom inent Utah young man. was arrested at Salt Lake City yesterday on an in dictment returned in New York city charging the larceny of $15,000 from the NeVada-Uta Mines and Smelling corporation.
 General William H. Bixby, chief of engineers, will leave Washington next Friday for Havana to join the board of experts appointed to investigate the