Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-30

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 Two Rabbis Are in San Francisco to gather data to induce Jews to set- tie on California farms.
 Six Lives Were Lost as the result of a collision between a Grand Trunk fiat car and caboose near Regina. Canada.
 Lieut.. Philip M. Schultz of the Ger man army was put on trial in Plym- outh, England, on the charge of being a spy.
 About 2,0O0 Operatives Are Affected by the shutdown of the York Manu- featuring company from Aug. 31 until Sept. Il.
 Held Without Bail for further in- yestigation, Reuben Goldberg of New Haven is suspected of firing his dry good store.
 pr. John E. Reubsam Killed Himself because three glasses of beer he drank left him in such suffering that he could not stand it.
 Mrs. Michael Lacey, Aged 61 Years, died suddenly of heart failure at her home in Torrington Tuesday while cooking breakfast
 James Eads How. the Millionaire Hobo, is in Washington arranging the details of the hobo convention which will be held there.
 The Executive Committee of the Or sanitation of the General Slocum Sur vivors are protesting the parole grant ed to Captain Van Shaick.
 The Balloon in Which Melvin Van niman hopes to cross Atlantic ocean has been completed and shipped from Akron, O., to Atlantic City.
 The Entire Town of Dragon, Col, boasting 500 inhabitants is to be moved 12 miles as the result of the completion of the Uintah railway.
 The Rev. Luther G. Coburn has ac- cepted the call extended to him by the Oakville Congregational church and will assume charge about Oct. 1.
 Vincenzo Giaiianbardo, Victim of the Valley division wreck. reported to the Hartford police that he lost his banhbook, showing a deposit of s429.
 Preparations for 35,ooo Visitors o1 the Yelled Prophet at the supreme council to be held September 25, 26 and 27, are being made by Masonic or ders.
 An Outline of the Programme of leg islation for the postal service which the postmaster general will present to congress was indicated by MT. Hitch cock.
 The Mikado and the Czar exchanged telegramS of congratulation on the set tlement agreed upon by Japan of Rus sian claims arising out of the recent war.
 Tho Dominions of the United States have been extended by the purchase of four islands in the Pacific, near the Pacific coast terminus of the Panama canal.
 Cable Messages Announce the death of Count Max G. Seckendorff, a well known newspaper correspondent and writer, at Frankfort on the Main, Ger many.
 Thirty One Persons Died of Typhoid fever in New York city last week, an increase of more than 100 per cent over the total in the correspondins week of 1910.
 The United States Government has expressed it's willingness to receive General Solon Menos as Haitian min ister at Washington, to succeed H. PauIeus Sannon. A Movement Towards Educating the inIio bitants of Milwaukee along health lines has been instituted in the crea- ton of a central bureau of instruction and advice to mothers. The Fullerton Lumber and Shinqle company of British Columbia filed with the interstate commerce commission a complaint against certain American and Canadian railroads. Mitchell Valentine, New York Mil Iionaire, who died two years ago, left almost his entire estate of g, 560, 900 to charity, according to the appraisers report, made public Tuesday.