Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-10

ence Mgr. Kennedy, who presented the
 Very Rev. F. R. Heffron, bishop of Winona, Minn.
 Frank Gall Was Sentenced to five
 years in prison and fined $5,0OO for
 oleonlargarine ''noonshining" by Judge Iandis at Chicago.
 The Wabash Railroad Granted an increase of 10 per cent. to it's engineers, fremen .trainnen and conductors in settlement at Chiea go.
 Five Witnesses from Alaska in the
 governments suit in the Alaska coal
 lands frauds reached Chicago and reg
 istered under assumed names.
 Frank Coffin, in Wright 8iplane,
 made the trip from Augusta, Ga. to Aiken, $. C., distance of 2S miles, in
 31 minutes yesterday afternoon. President Taft Will Attend the an-
 nua1 dinner of the Associated Press
 and American Newspaper Publishers association in New York on April 27. The imperiiled Crow of the stranded steamer Manchuria, at Little Island,
 Va, have been saved. Nine members
 of the crew were landed in a brooches buoy.
 Countess Louise Alexander vor Bern-
 storff, daughter of the German anbas- sador, will marry Count Raymond Pourfales, attache of the embassy, on March 27.
 President Taft Left for Atlanta at 40 D. m. yesterday in the new steel private car Ideal, which was attached to the first section of the Birmingham special of the Southern Railway. Mayor Gaynor of New York, in a characteristic letter, rebukes T. M. Hall, a prominent Brooklyn socialist, for trying to force things down the mental. throats of others" and advises him to "cool off"
 the Brooklyn navy yard, the govern ment has captured the thief who stole s45,000 from the strong box of the bat tleship Georgia at Guantanamo bay several weeks ago.
 | Summer Tourist Rates from Chicago to Atlantic coast points will be in creased this year, according to an an- nouncement following a conference of 1. eastern lines at the Central Passenger Eassociation meeting.
 The Tentative Outline of Contract which the Panama railroad will offer it's co-carriers between Pacific and At lantfc. ports was determined upon by Secretary Dickinson after a hearing of the interests involved.
 Emma caivs, of Carmen Fame, is in New York, and it is said she is the wife of Guarpare Amor, one of the principal tenors of the Transcontinen- tai Opera company, which recently closed its season on the far side of the world when it's chief woman singer became Ill.
 Miss Gertrude Peeler is good school teacher and resourceful. She teaches at Prospect near Battle Falls, southern are scarce. At least five must live in the district. As winter advanced some families moved away. Miss Peeler was left with only three children. and to make the required five she borrowed two of her nieces for the winter. Thursday Was the Wedding Day of Marion Dow and James G. Blaine, 3d, the ceremony being performed at the Dow residence, 77 Marlboro street, Boston. William T. Bull. who on Wed nesday closed his home at Newport, was present. There were no guests outside the family, owing to the recent death of the groom's mother, Mrs. Will liam T. Bull. The young couple will sail Saturday for a honeymoon tour in Europe.
 Robert C. 6uttofph, son of James D. Buttolph, who lives in the Annette apartments near Riverside Drive New York. was to have been married to Miss Leona Bennel1 Ten o'clock ar rived. and then 1915 a. m, but no bridegroom. MT. Buttolph, who got around at D. m.. said that he stopped at the cafe to bid a brief and happy adieu to some of his bachelor friends. He did not wake up in time to keep his appointment
 SWINDLED FRENCH CANADIANS