Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-29

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed l IelegramS
 The Socialists Made Notable access slons in the parliamentary elections in Sweden.
 President Taft Issued Proclamation defining the status of the American Red Cross.
 Cholera is Epidemic in Tunis, a re- sency and French proteetorate of Northern Africa.
 George w. Munroe, an Actor, has, been sued in New York by his wife for absolute divorce.
 The Circuit Court of Cook County, IL, decided that Reno divorees were invalid in Illinois.
 The Students Registration at Cor neil shows an increase of 1S6 over last year at this time.
 Cigarette Smoking Has Been Forbid den at Notre Dame university under penalty of suspension.
 Madame Jerome Bonaparte, widow of Col Jerome Bonaparte, was brought to Washington quite i'll.
 An lnterIocutorv Decree of Divorce was granted to Walter L. Suydan, Jr, who sued for divorce.
 High French Naval Officials attrib- ute the explosion on the battleship Liberte to the chemical decomposition of old powder
 6owdoin College Opened Yesterday for it's 10th year with total enroll 1nRnf 0f hOI1t 92S of 1xy17o so are freshmen
 Governor Harmon of Ohio was given ali enthusiastic welcome upon arriv- ing at kutztown, Pa, where he made an address at fair.
 Erastus Richardson, Poet, student, and scholar, author of Richardson's History of Woonsocket, died yesterday at Woonsocket, R. l., in his 76th year.
 The Indiana State Federation of Labor adopted resolutions declaring Governor Marshall grossly unjust in the extradition of John J. McNamara.
 The New York Central Railroad will spend $65,000,000 to remove it's tracks from the west side of New York as directed by the legislature early in the year.
 The Equipment and Machinery of the Risdon iron works of San Fran cisco have been purchased by the government. The purchase price was s2,250,o 900.
 The Engagement Is Announced of Miss Gwendolyn Burden, the young est daughter of I. Townsend Burden of Newport, R. l., to David Dows of New York.
 ;. Mrs. Virgil Vandever and four of her children were burned to death at their home at Mitchell. IL, yesterday. Her husband and son saved themselves by jumping from window.
 Machinists Employed by the Govern ment at the Rock Island arsenal have adopted resolutions against the in stallarion of the Taylor system in fed era1 arsenals and navy yards.
 William A. Lewis, a Body Guard of Abraham Lincoln during the civil war. and a policeman at the White house with a doorkeeper's duties, for thirty five years, died at Washington yes- terday.
 For Driving Away After he had run down and killed Edward Stojz, six year old boy. John J. Boratis, West field chauffeur, was fined $100 in the rolice court in Holyoke. Mass, yes terday.
 byterian membership throughout the Dominion of Canada to obtain their decision on the question of union with the Methodist and Congregational churches
 Former Congressman Charles E. Littlefeld of Maine will be associated with William E. Black of Milwaukee, as counsel for Senator Isaac. Stephen son in the investigation which will begin October 2.
 Harvard College Gets s15,ooo to found scholarship in philosophy, the Waltham hospital. $20,0o0, and the American Unitarian association 5000 under the will of Mrs. Sarah F. Sears of Walthan, Mass.
 Spontaneous Combustion in Oily papers caused a fire in the Lawrence, Mass, headquarters of the Singer Sew ing Machine company in Lawrence, Mass, resulting in s25.0o0 damage to the stock and building.
 Charles Orth of Waiter, Okla, has bought at public auction for s7O the Kansas, T4awton and Gulf railroad. capitalized at $5.00o. The road was chartered to build from Coffeyville, fAdli., to tue heu IlFeI
 Valuable Records of the Family of Horace Greedy, the editor, were burned yesterday afternoon. when the barn of the Rev. Frank H. Clendenin, in the Bronx was burned. Dr. Clendenins wife is daughter of Greedy
 Celebration of the 2o0th Anniversary of the incorporation of Norton, Mass, was made yesterday with an historical La ageant and trades and industrial pa rade, athletic sports, band concert, public exercises and addresses.
 In a Football Scrinmaee, James Ca rey. a fourteen year old schoolboy of Milford, Mass, with the ball under \ ..l-