Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-02

largest in Connecticut il
 Condensed Telegrams
 A Big British Loan for further de. velopment of the navy is anticipated
 A Portrait of James G. Blaine was
 hung in the state house at Augusta
 Maine.
 The Grizzly Bear Dance" has been
 barred in New Haven by Police Chief Cowles.
 The Steamer Rochester arrived al Sault Ste. Marie coated with ice from storm on the lakes.
 Sir William Granthan, judge of the kings bench division of the British high court of justice. died.
 Creamery Butter is Selling at Kan 1 sas City, Mo-, at 45 cents, 8 and 10 cents higher than at this time last year.
 Charles s. Francis, Proprietor of the Troy (N. Y.) Times and late ambas- sador to Austria Hungary, died yes terday.
 The British House of Commons will be prorogued December Is, and will not resume its session again until Feb ruary 13.
 Dartmouth College Will Eventually HeceIve what is believed to be approxi- ] mately $2O0,000 by the will of Elijah M. Topliff of Manchester, N. H. | The Sardine Packing Establishments | along the Maine coast have taken their last fish for the season, which by stat ute closed at midnight Thursday. Moving Picture Entertainments and military drill are to be introduced to vary the dull routine of the life of the | convicts in the Indiana state prison.
 Believed in To<io That the Powers, the United States, Great Britain and Japan, are about to make a move for mediation in the Chinese situation.
 Somewhere on the Atlantic the Nova Scotian brig Marconis with a load of cocoanuts, is drifting, a dereIict. The crew of eight men has been picked up.
 Senator Cummings of Iowa An nounced yesterday that he would in- troduce a bill providing for presiden- tial primaries early in the coming ses- sion of congress.
 Mrs. ProIIope Seatherineton, e3, who, 1t is said, was a maid in waiting to Queen Victoria, and served at the queens coronation dfnnor, died Thurs day at Amy, Mich.
 Jewish Americans at San Francisco lave joined in the nationwide move ment for an early abrogation of the treaty of 1882 between the United States and Russia
 Cardinals Farley and o'conneIl have received many thousands of cable grams, addresses and letters renewing congratulations after their definite ere alton as cardinals.
 presiding bishop of the Episcopal church in the United States, declared himself against woman suffrage in his Thanksgiving sermon.
 John B. Hanna of Bel Air, Md, was yesterday appointed by President Taft collector of internal revenue for the Maryland district. succeeding Cover nor-eiect Goldsborough.
 Howard Gould of New York has been awarded the presidents cup, a silver trophy. offered for the largest entry at the tenth annual show of the Wess Raven (Conn.) Poultry association.
 William R. Hearst Contributed s6,- 700 to the $9,605 fund raised by the
  ty at the last election, according to a statement filed with the secretary of state.
 Fire Which Started from the ExpIo- sion of a lamp in one of the girls rooms destroyed the dormitory at Mount Amonae seminary, the Lutheran school for girls at Mount Pleasant, N. c.
 Rudolph Forster, Who Has Been connected with the White House in an executive capacity for more than ten l years, was yesterday appointed execu- tive clerk to the president at $5,000 a | year.
 Every Revenue Gutter in Eastern | Waters sailed from it's sheltering har- | bor yesterday for the open sea, begin | ring a four months patrol of the At | lantic coast from Maine to Florida un- til April 1.
 The English Language Receives too | little attention in American schools | and colleges. according to 150 English | teachers who met at Chicago yester- day to form a permanent league for improvement of English teachers. from leading cities in the United States indicate that recent expansion in business is well maintained, while Christmas trade is opening up earlier |
  The State Savings Bank, q compara- lively small institution in Harlem, was closed yesterday by the state, banking as a result of alleged ir egularitfes of John Pucci. teller Pucci Is under arrest, charged with forgery.
 The Three Steamers Bearing mem bers of the American Bankers asso- citation and their wives arrived at Colon from New Orleans. A fireworks accident occurred the steamer Car rilIo. ia which the ships carpenter was killed. What Employees of the United States mail service ter man attack on their Inion organization was received in 6 general order from C. F. Grandfie1d, first assistant postmaster general call ng on all secret organizations in the service immediately to disband. pr. Paul F. Cans, in charge Of the oroDOSed flight bv the diriRfbIe Such-