Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-27

says ne VIII not make any speeches
 Thirty per cent. Of the lee Cream analyzed at New Haven contained no cream at all
 The Weekly Weather Bulletin re- ports that during the past week con
 ditions were generally favorable to crops.
 After a Lapse of Two Years the rat if1cations of the arbitration treaty be- tween America and Brazil were ex- changed yesterday.
 The Former Princess de Chimay, an American woman, has been grant, ed a divorce from her husband, Ric-
 ciardi, an Italian. and is about to marry again.
 It is Believed That Both the Franco American and Anglo American general arbitration treaties can be made ready for signature by Saturday or Monday next.
 Simon E. Bernheimer, a millionaire brewer of New York, dropped dead from heart disease while playing a
 bass drum at a rehearsal of a Masonic
 band.
 A. Beaumont (Lieutenant de Con- neau) won the s5O000 prize offered by the London Daily Mail for the circuit of Great Britain aviation race of 1,01O miles.
 Residents of Lowell, Mass, have
 entered protest against the number of drunken militiamen on the streets since the war game started in that locality.
 Bids for the Construction of P spill ways and two caissonS and their sub
 sidiary parts for the Gatun and Mira flores locks of the Panama canal have
 been opened.
 The Pope Was Better Last Night, his temperature being nearly normal. Tha doctors, however, refused to set any date upon which he might resume his audiences.
 A Quantity of Money Said to Have
 Been Reclaimed from the ruins Of the battleship Maine was deposited in the
 Trust Company of America at New
 York yesterday
 Connecticut Will Be Represented at the Oregon centennial celebration at Astoria, Ore, Aug. 10 to Sept. by an autographed photograph of Governor Sim con B. Baldwin.
 An Ingenious Press Agent is Sus-
 pected of responsibility for the deliv- cry of a full grown Honess yesterday at Theodore Roosevelts editorial of
 fees in New York Charles Hirseh, a Manufacturer of Brooklyn, was instantly killed, and John Wolka, a chauffeur, was fatally injured in an automobile accident yes terday on Pelham parkway. Twenty New Workers at a Large Boarding House at Monticello. N. Y. wera injured yesterday when the hou se. (which is run by Charles Garetsky, was struck by bolt of lightning. Congress Will Be Asked Soon by the war department to appropriate $250,000 more to complete the work. of raising the battleship Maine in Havana har Dor. This will make total expendi ture of $900000.
 Mrs. William Reinhold of Upper Milford township, Pa, is in a critical condition, as a result of being badly sliced by the knives of a reaper when she tried to stop a pair of runaway herses attached to the machine. By the terms of the Will of Mrs. Mary J. Lawrence of Milton, Mass, her adopted daughter, Miss Mary E. Lawrence, may inherit property pro VlOeQ Sne QOoS not marry NIlC6Il DllI- ger, 8 plumber. of West Quincy. The Baltimore & Ohio and the Soo line will come into close traffic ar engagements in the Chicago traffic field, the Soo line having decided to spend 6,000,000 for direct entrance into the Baltimore & Ohio terminal in Chi cago. Judge William c. vanVIeot, in the United States circuit court at San Francisco. has made perpetual a. fed eral injunction restraining the Califor nia State Federation of Labor from continuing boycott in the Danbury hatterS' case.
 On Warrant Sworn Out by Simon Faher, head of a reform movement,
 George W. carmany, acting mayor of
 Atlantic City, was arrested on a charge of soliciting bribe in connec- tion with the granting of liqucr license to a hotel.
 Thirteen Year Old John McCann of New York, walking in his sleep early yesterday morning. stepped out of u window of his sixth floor apartment and fell 100 feet to the pavement. He has 20 broken bones and internal in juries, but may live. In lot at Belle Plains, la, where formerly a Catholic church stood Frank Robinet, the present owner, has dug up a tin chest, containing more than $3,000 in gold. silver and paper money. The chest had been buried presumably by a priest
 A Small African Methodist Episcopal church was destroyed and the tower of the more pretentious Presbyterian church was burned by a fire which threatened number of cottages in the section of Narragansett Pier south of the Casino yesterday. An Appeal for $50O,0oO Fund to defend J. J. McNamara. the labor man accused of dynamiting, has been issued by Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor to the 2,000,o00 members of labor unions. Haksuggests that each member contribute 25 cents. Thirty-five Men and Women took positions in front of the United States land office at Cass Lake, Minn., to await the date for filing on large tracts of>Iand which will be ready for entry on August A. A number of persons have built tents near the land office and will occupy them at night Richard M. Pierson, Son of pr. Sam uel Pierson, a prominent physician of Stamford, is charged with manslaugh-