Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-21
Any and Its Largest in

in Proportion to
Condensed Telegrams
Floods in Wales Have Caused a loss
Of $1,0O0,0O0.
J. c. Stubbs, Traffic Director of the
Hartman lines, was formally retired
oy the pension board of that system.
Governor Baldwin is Considering
na1nes from which TO select a success
sor to Bank Commissioner Noble de-
ceased.
! Washington policeman put the gov
ernment to an expense Of $1,000 for
new locks.
The Imperial Budget for Germany
for 1912 provides for a total expendi-
ture of $7O4.S40,75O. an increase of
! s14,516, $50.
The Board of Army Engineers rec
commended the purchase by the gov
ernment of the Chesapeake and Abe
marie canal.
''HC -OSOFnctlNSS were destroyed
early yesterday in a fire which burned
/ the roundhouse of the Bangor q Aroos-
took railroad at HouIton, Me.
To the Memory of Abraham Lincoln
now in course of erection in the Ma
tional cemetery at Gettsburg.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Was Chosen
for the national socialist party con-
yention in the referendum vote. The
convention will begin May ~, 1912.
The House Committee Agreed on
favorable report on the bill to give
midshipmen the rank OF ensign i'm
mediately on graduation from Annap-
oils.
Governor Pothier yesterday appoint
ed George II. NewhaII of Providence
stare bank commissioner TO succeed
William p. Goodwin, who retired re-
Gently.
A Bond Issue of 81 100000 at IL
per cent. interest by the Fitchburg
Railroad company was authorized yes
'erday by the Massachusetts railroad
commission.
James M. 5iighe, for over forty years
an eNploye OF the New York. New
instantly killed in the East Hartford
yards yesterday morning.
An Epidemic of What is Believed to
be spinal meningitis has broken out
III one of the lumber camps in the
vicinity of Chatham, N. b. Already
there have been three deaths.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars was
appropriated by the executive officers
of the International Harvester COM
pany for Christmas distribution among
1000 employees Of the company.
The Engagement of Edward T.
SALISBURY. the Philadelphia financier,
to Mrs. oliver Cromwell of Washing
ton, -. c.. was confirmed yesterday
by Mr.. Statesbury's private secretary.
Representative Berger Of Wisconsin,
the socialist member OF the house, in
troduced a joint resolution yesterday
to terminate the extraditton treaty of
1887 between the United States and
Russia.
A Resolution Urging tho Ratification
of the arbitration treaties now pend
ing in the United States senate was
passed at yesterdays session of the
Maine state grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry.
Leon Spencer and Frank RothsehiId,
Chicago pedestrians, Tuesday night
started on walk to Providence, r.
1. According to the terms of a wager
OF $3.50. the distance must be covered
In 35 days.
VandaIs Got Into the Capitol at
Washington Tuesday night and mu-
tilated The Battle Of Lake Erie" the
largest canvas of the collection of
paintings which adorn the walls OF the
corridors and stalrways.
Mrs. Priscilla InsIse of New Bruns-
wick. n. J.. used tho telephone for the !
H. - hNwHka
day. The telephone company put in
an instrument so that she could re- /
ceive birthday congratulations.
Observations at tho Lowell Observa- |
tory at Flagstaff, Arizona, have shown /
that the polar cap of Mars, which has /
been melting slowly for months, has at |
last practically disappeared. mere
point alone representing IT.
On the Entire Central New England
system yesterday all trains and work
stopped at $50 o'clock for one minute
IN respect to the late Oswald A. Laing,
general superintendent of the road,
whose funeral was held yesterday aft
ernOon.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Damage
was caused by an early morning fire
building containing the grocery store,
bakery and candy manufactury of II.
Y. Goodhue was destroyed and the
stock completely burned
Upton SincIair's Divorce Suit will
nave to be heard over again. Supreme
Court Justice Davis refused TO con-
irm the report of Referee William S.
Kelley, who first heard the evidence
md reported IN favor of the author,
Who is suing his wife, Meta Fuller
sinclair.
/
. reprieve until February 1s TO the
our convicted slayers OF Fred ca
fuelzow, Jr., the truck farmer who
vas killed in tho outskirts of Chicago
n the night of October 20 last The
our men were to have been hanged
friday next.
Thomas n. Foden Went to New
York yesterday hunting for his 10
ear old daughter Maude and Her
ert Hull, a young electrician. He
ound them, but when he learned that
iaude was Mrs. Hull he returned TO
leaving his forgiveness |