Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-17

The United States has made no overtures to any nation for the pur- pose of bringing peace to China.
 More than a dozen buildings which comprised nearly the entire busi- ness section of Hur1eyville, N. Y., were burned at o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 MT. Adolph Miller, of New Haven, Conn.,, who believes firmly in horse shoes for good luck has received news of an uncle In Germany leaving him $5o,000.
 of Indiana in Columbus, O., to pro mote the movement for the abolition of reservations and government pa ternaliSm.
 Commissioner of Pensions Daven- plan of direct checks to pensioners by which the government and the pen sioners will save money.
 An expenditure of $1,45s,s2s.22 is called for at Yale university the submitted to the regular meeting of the corporation yesterday. tornado that swept through the western part of Indiana Saturday night did considerable damage to property in five towns and resulted in the injury of 9 persons. information regarding the strike now. prevailing at Cananea, Mexico, received at the state department in dicated much uneaSiness there. All banks and saloons have been closed. Burglars dynamited the vault of the Planters bank at Clarksville, Va, here early yesterday and after fusillade of shots, escaped with what is believed a large amount of money. Investors in government bonds will divide this month more than $3,200,- GOO in interest. The sum is the gov ernment's quarterly payment on the $64e, 900, 900 consolidation loan of 1909. Plans for the erection of a great Presbyterian temple in honor of the memory of the late Justice Harlan of States already are being considered at Washington.
 Death resulted yesterday from the burns received by Mrs. Everett ". Frost, of Augusta Maine, while at tempting to light 8 lantern with slip Of paper. She was B years of age ard the mother of four children. A Triple Row of War Craft, the most powerful fleet ever assembled in American waters, will swing at anchor in the Hudson river the latter part of this month On the occasion of the great new naval review of New York.
 Right Rev. Augustine Van de Vyver, for the past twenty-five years, bishop or the Roman Catholic diocese of Richmond, died at Richmond, Va, yesterday, of complic tions resulting from severe cold. He was born in 1S44 in Belgium.
 Harry E. Allen shot his wife and her sister, Miss Daisy Bothwell. at the 1 fiat in Jersey City where all three lived. yesterday, and with third shot committed suicide. The Aliens had been married only short time. The women will recover. The national monetary commission began at New York yesterday include sittings in various other f. nancial centers, presenting final op-- portunity for parties interested in the proposed monetary reform to be heard. The first hunting accident in Wor cester, this season took place yester day! when Bernard Stimson of Graf ton had his chest and face filled with bird shot from the gun of 8 man who rnistool Stimsons brown cap for partridge. Stimson will probably re- cover.
 In Accordance with the Announce ment of their plans, made several days ago, a majority of the 1,500 Knights of Labor shoe cutters left their bench es in the shoe factories of Lynn, Mass, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. after having completed eight hours work.
 The call went out from democratic national headouarters yesterday for a meeting of the demo ocratic national committee to be held at Washington on January Sth, for the purpose Of fixing the time and place of holding 5he next democratic national con- vention.
 Tony Ladado. Wanted in Portchester, N. Y, for the murder of a man named Scarpodo, was arrested at Merlden at midnight by the police. The crime was committed recently, Ladado -stabb1nS his victim to death. Ladado acllnowl- edged to the police that he was the man wanted.
 Judae William L. Bennett of the superior court will hear the argu- ments over 721 disputed ballots cast Tn the recent Meriden town election for the candidates for first seIectmsn- George W. Miller, republican. and George Mischler, democrat, at the city court, next Saturday.
 Ten of the Gidden tourists reach ef Staunton Va, last night after day Of mild sensations including two Ioldups and one almost serious ac- cident The first ho1dup occurred at Harris sonbure. A policeman en1- ,ilasized his admonition to the tour ists to go slowly by ha1ting them with Q revolver.
 Steamship Arrivals.
 At Rotterdam: Oct. If. Uranium, from New York.
 At Glasgow: Oct. 15. Catalonia, from New York.
 At Antwerp:s Oct. Is. Lapland, from
 At Naples: Oct. 1s, venezia. from New York.
 At Genoa: Oct. 1s. Princess Irene from New York.
 At London: Oct. 1s, Minnetonka. from New York.
 Lumber Dealer Undergoes Operation.
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