Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-31

hours.
 The Initial Performance of the aero plane gun has been satisfactory to the army officers.
 Carhineer Gave Damaging eti- dence against the priest VitozZi. one of the accused Camorrists.
 Several of the Shifted Diplomats will come to Washington before pro ceeding to their new stations
 The Schooner Rebecca Palmer was almost suffk at sea in collision with
 Speaker Champ Clark Gives Out statement in reply to the presidents tariff speech ~ecently delivered at Hamilton, Mass
 Seven Victims of the Train Wreck at Manchester. N. Y., last Friday, were buried from their homes in towns ad- jacent to Pittsburgh.
 The Louvre. in Paris. was opened to the public Tuesday for the first time since the disappearance of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa.
 The Interstate Commerce commits sion has suspended a three-cent ad- ! kdilCG HI tuo rate on D1lIk, announced by the Delaware & Hudson.
 The Four American Cruisers Turkey proposes to purchase from the United States probably are the Saratoga, Brooklyn, Olympia and Raleigh.
 Judge DeGraH of Des Moines issued an injunction to afford tenants of an office building relief from the odor of onions coming from restaurant near by.
 Thomas Lansdown Was Shocked to death Tuesday while driving along the street at Warren, O. 4 telephone wire fell across a power wire and struck him.
 A Danish Motor Boat with two Eng hshmen on board was seized outside Kiel. They were charged with spying on the maneuvers of the German home fleet.
 Richard M Northrop, president of the Connecticut Life Underwriters as- sociation at Hartford. died Wednesday at the age of 31 after lingering ill., ness.
 In Woonsockst there is an improve ment in all lines of mill business. The cotton mill managers are of the opin- ion that business is fast getting on a firm basis.
 The Acquisition Papers Sent by the Maryland authorities for Sudcliffe N. Widdup, wanted in Hagerstown, were declared defective and Widdups was discharged.
 Claims of American Citizens against Mexico for alleged losses and damages sustained during the recent revolu- ton, continue to pour into the state department.
 Nathan B. Hinman, who is S3 years old has mysteriOus1y disappeared from the home of his daughter Jaw, at Torrington, and all efforts to trace him have met with failure. The Schooner Dorothy B. Barrett, from Bath, Me, was in collision early Wednesday morning with the torpedo boat Perry. It is believed the accident occurred off Cape Cod.
 Disorders Have Occurred in the MocteZuma district in Sonora as the result of a food shortage due to crop failures. according to R. l.. Cosgrove, who arrived from Moctezuma.
 Fifteen Hundred Weavers from Isle, suburb of Paris, marched into St. Quentin and sacked eighty stores W mere edldUitS were cAt SciiO- iiiN PO lice finally dispersed the rioters.
 The Dedication of the Jesup memo rial library building, the gift of Mrs. Morris K. Jesup of New York to the Bar Harbor village library in memory of her husband, was held Wednesday.
 Herbert M. Barrett, retired farmer of Bethel, Vt, co years of age, was drowned when power boat occupied by him and three others was carried over the Blue Hill dam on the White river, Monday.
 Linn Washer, 'Bassageman, was kill ed Monday afternoon by being thrown from the side door of his car when IL lurched at curve in the Roseville sta ton of the Lackawanna railroad. His neck was broken.
 All Hope of Finding AdoIph krahi, who mysteriously disappeared from Torrington, where he went on busl- of New Haven, has been abandoned by his family and friends.
 By the Will of Prof. Edward Lewis Curtis, late acting dean of the Yale divinity school, filed for probate in New Haven, the entire estate of about s4e.O0O is left to the widow. Besides the widow, four children survive.
 Miss Harriet De Witt, daughter of a well known and respected citizen of Easton, Pa, has been arrested and is held in bail for a hearing on the charge of writing hundreds of letters of scurrilous and indecent character.
 Several Witnesses from Chicago, Duluth and other cities will be heard by the congressional committee lnves- tigating the United States Steel cor poration when that body resumes its sessions in Washington, D. C. Octo- Der t15.
 Bertha Steiner, 1e years old. entered the Stagg street police station In Wll- liam sburg in hysteriaI condition ana said that after having been lured to a email clubhouse she was robbed Of iiler pocketbook and neck chain and kept prisoner.
 Chairman Stanley of the congress siona1 committee appointed to investi- gate the alleged Steel trust accom- panied by a special investigator, in- erootod fno largo n1aut of the United