Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-10

Henry M. karr of fne Aborn Opera
company was drowned in the Delaware
river near Easton. Pa.
The First Day of the Middletown
Postal savings bank brought in II de-
posltors who put in $119.
The Public Health and Marine Hos
Fitai service advises anti-typhoid vac
clration with limitations.
Walter [. Fisher, Secretary of the in
terror is in a hospital at Chicago, fol-
lowing a slight operation for :. throat
trouble.
Escaping Gas Caused the Death of
Levi White of North Adams, Mass, a
civil war veteran, and his wife is in d
dying condition.
Mary Foreign Experts Will Address
the greaLs brewers convention to begin
iE Chicago on Oct. u, and some inter
esting exhibits are promised.
Representatives of the Tribes are to
attend the conventlcn of the American
Indian association in Columbus.
Officials of the Illinois Central Road
declare that the shopmen are dissatis-
hed with the calling of the strike.
Rev. Father Joseph NJ. Dinand, SUI
per1of of the Jesuit novitiate at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, has been appointed
president of Holy Cross college.
Fred Stahr, Young Painter of Sta
pleton, Staen Island is the winner of
the Lazarus scholarship of $4,000 for
the study of mural painting.
The Coffee Market Showed Continued
strength yesterday, owing to higher
foreign markets and further unfavor-
a h 1a frOf f..1,, u
After a Shutdown of Nine Weeks,
| caused by curtailnent policy, 5000
employees of the Fall River Iron Works
seven mills resumed work yesterday.
The Stage Coach Has Replaced the
| railway in southern Colorado to ac-
commodate the few who care to risk
,, transportation over the flooded dis
tricts.
The Tubes Under the East and
NORTH Rivers at New York are putting
the ferryboats out of business, and
some of them are being turned into
hospitals.
The High Price of Sugar is given as
the reason why a number of Meriden
citizens yesterday addressed an appeal
to President Taft to investigate the
sugar trust
knud Rasmussen's Failure to Find
Captain M1kkelsen in the Arctics leads
Arctic explorers and Mikkelsen's s
friends to believe that the intrepid ex-
plorer is dead.
Death Came to Mrs MathiIda H.
Smith, aged SO, OF Winsted, Conn, yes
terday aS>sfe sat at her writing desk
with pen in hand. Organic heart trou-
HE was the cause.
Frederick w. HartwelI, for the past
Is years secretary of the General Fire
Extinguisher company of Providence,
r. l., died at his home there yester-
day. after a brief illness.
r. r Wright, coIored, President of
the Georgia negro state fair, has sent
an invitation to former President
Roosevelt asking him to address the
ex-slaves of Georgia at Macon. Nov.
18th.
Woman Suffrage Appears to be the
paramount issue of a special election
to be held throughout California to-
day, when % proposed amendments to
the state constitution will be voted
upon.
Russia is Negot tiatins With Turkey
in connection with Turkeys reported
intention to declare grain contraband
of war, it being claimed that such ac-
ton would paralyze the Russian export
trade.
Rev. Alexander Mitchell, pastor OF
the Broadway United Presbyterian
church of Providence. viii leave on
Wednesday, to become pastor OF
church of the same denomination at
Joseph G. Robin, the Indicted Banker
will probably be an important witness
for the state in the trial of William T.
Cummins, former chairman of the
board of directors of the Carnegie
Trust company.
Newman Erb, the New York Finan-
cier, was elected president yesterday
of the Minneapolis and st. Louis and
the Iowa Central railroads, both Haw-
ley lines. succeeding Theodore P
Shonts, resigned.
A Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy
was filed yesterday by George w.
Houk OF Boston, formerly a manage
chusetts avenue. His liabilities are
s42,0S0: assets valued at S45.
Four Men Were Killed and six -injur-
mite go feet under ground in a shaft
! under Central Park, New York, where
they were working on the aoueduct
for the Catskill water system.
A Sentence of Three Years in the
house of correction was imposed upon
Frederick Herthel, former real es-
tate broken in Boston, who was con-
victed of the larceny of $4,000 from
Clara E. Vance of Salem, Mass.
II VIII Go to Jail Before Will Pay
a fine, Saide William Barbour of New
York. one of the directors of the Unit
ed Shoe Machinery company, after
pleading guilty to an Indictment charg-
ing violations of the antitrust laws.
Morris Cohen and Wife. Lena, and
Jennie Luretta of Hartford, Conn, ar
rested at New York on a charge of
violating the federal white slave law,
We're arraiged yesterday and held in
$40, 600 bail each for examination this
afternoon
Ramos Montara, Who Commanded a
troop in the insurrection in lower
California, was escorted to the inter
national boundary line Sunday sand
stabbed then rushed across into Mex
leo. There, it is asserted, he was at
once slain.