Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-14

ddISS'Odo SdIS ol COuIltGrIS1IGTS is
operating on the Pacific coast
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion decided that the carrier is re-
sponsible for loss due to nlisrouting.
The Utilization of &c Aeroplanes in
the French military autumn maneu-
verS adds a thrill to the mimic war.
The Atlantic Fleet in All Probability
will cruise in the Mediterranean sea
during the approaching fall and win
ter.
Worcester, Mass, and Pittsburs, Pa,
are among the latest cities to place a
ban on the Beulah Binford moving
pictures.
Marine Reports Indicate that there
are $4,000 tons of raw sugar afioat on
it's way to this country from Hawaii
and Java.
The Body of Representative Latta
was taken from Rochester, Mimi, to
Tekaham, Neb., where he will be bur-
led Friday.
Chinese Soldiers Refuse to Obey in.
structions and are trying to bring
force against the government control
of the railway.
The Catholic Clergy OF Washington
have made arrangements to participate
in the jubilee ceremonies in honor of
Cardinal Gibbons.
Mrs. Edward Miller of Canaan, O.,
is dead and her husband is near death
from eating toadstools which they
mistook for mushrooms.
Springfield, Ill.,, Was Badly Damaged
by three successive heavy wind storms
which occurred yesterday morning be-
tween and 4.50 o'clock.
The Slant Eyed Sailors of the Chi
nese cruiser Haichi got their first
shore leave YESTERDAY and 233 of them
saw the sights of New York.
The Brooks cemet is Now Plainly
grees northwest of Vega, the bright
star. overhead, in the early evening
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'S
Steamship Ramona was wrecked on
Decision island, near Juneau, Alaska,
last Sunday. The passengers were
saved.
The 12-lnoh Guns Of Lancaster bat
terry at the Preside, San Francisco,
recorded four hits in four shots at a
moving target at a range of 5000
yards.
Three Prominent Cinnamon are in
Cleveland inspecting the public build
ings in an effort to decide how new
monumental library in China shall be
erected
Reputed to Be the Oldest Woman
in California. Mrs. Annie Murphy, a
pioneer of Tulare county, is dead at
the Old Folks home in San Diego, age
of 10.
DR.. o. x. Pearson, the Chicago phil
anthropist, presented to the village
will be sold and a library erected from
the proceeds.
Serious Injuries 20 Fred n. Rourke
of Lowell resulted from the overturn-
ing of his automobile on the state road
near the Woburn-B Burlington, Mass,
line yesterday.
The 11o GIaziers Employed by the
Thomas A. Kelly Leather company of
Lynn, Mass, who have been out on a
strike for several weeks returned to
work yesterday.
Irving Watson, Formerly We'll
Known NeWspaperman in Rhode ISL
and, and at one time president of the
Rhode Island Press club, died in a hos
pital in Providence.
A Balloon Carrying Three Germans
descended in the French village of
Rouver and as the men had freshly
taken photographs in their possession
they We're detained
The Question of a Strike of Illinois
Central railroad shopmen will be
thrashed out by the rank and file be-
fore further action is taken by the in7
ternational labor officials.
The Autumn Battle Practice of the
ships of the great Atlantic fleet has
been completed except for some de-
layed practice of the battieships Geor-
gia, Louisiana and Minnesota.
Found Not Guilty on a Charge OF
Francis j. Lowery a
Mass. chauffeur. whose au-
tomobile struck and killed Mrs Mary
Downey on Labor day, WIS dis
Rev. Thomas j. Drumnn, master in
ST. Paufs school for IS years and
secretary of the standing committee.
OF the Episcopal diocese of New |
HAMPSHIRE, died at Concord, n. H.
yesterday.
Or. Francis E. Clark the founder of |
the Christian Endeavor society has |
been the honored guest of Canadian /
Ehdeavorers at a great celebration on !
his 60th birthday at Aylmer, Quebec |
his birthplace.
:. The Idea of a Union of Central |
American republics under one govern
ment is gaining ground in Guatemala
and it is predicted the project will !
be realized by the time the Panama
canal is finished.
South Acton, Mass, Was Given Jar |
at a. m. yesterday when No. wheel |
mill of the American Powder mills /,
plant there blew I'D. No one was in
the mill at the time and consequent.
no one was injured.
With Sugar At Seven Cents a Pound |
and possibly going higher. the cheap |
candy makers, who at this time bug |
tha hulk Of their material for the |
christmas trade, will be practicallysi
driven from the market
Bequests TotalIing About $4,000, |
mostly in sums ranging from $1O0 to |
$500. are made to various Episcopal 4
Institutions in different parts of the /
in the viii of Mrs Isabella q. |
Of Great Darlington Mass
The First Woman Ever to Enter the |