Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-24

All Graoe8 of Refined SuQar were ad-
vanced 10 cents a hundred pounds yes
terday.
The Mills Of the Salmon Falls, y. H.,
Manufacturing company will be closed
from next Saturday noon until Sept. ).
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Saved the
life of a caretaker from death by fire
at her country home at Meredith, ~ Fl.
The Report of the House Committee
which Investigated the charges against
DIR. Wiley. will be made next Decem-
ber.
Judge Butler Declares That Every
person in the mob that lynched Zack
Walker at Coatesville, Pa, may be
accused of murder.
Rodney J. DiegIe, sergeant at arms
of the senate of Ohio, convicted of aid
ing and abetting bribery, will confess
to save himself from prison.
The Commission Appointed by Con-
second class postal rates expects to
finish its inquiry this week.
Jesse johnson, CoIored, 80 years old,
was drowned yesterday while swim
ming in the Quinnipiac river, at New
Seret. Ferdinand 5atenfieId, station
ed at Fort Leavenworth, committed
suicide because of dependency over
separation from his sweetheart
John w. Bentley, a Millionaire Wis
itor from Plymouth, Mass, died sud
denly at an Atlantic City beach front
hotel yesterday from heart disease.
Joseph X. Cusack and Frank E.
Herring were named as opposing cam
d1dates yesterday for grand president
Of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
The Twelfth Case of InfantiIe Pa.
ralysis during the recent epidemic at
Woburn was reported by the health
authorities of that city yesterday
Admiral Togo Reached Winnipea,
Man, at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and was met by representatives of the
dominion and provincial governments.
Miss Susan Murphy, SO Years Old
was burned to death at her home at
North Scituate, r. l., yesterday by a
nghted lamp dropping from her hans,
During the Extra Session Of conaress
there were 80 presidential nominations
which failed of confirmation by the
senate. Three nominations were re-
jected.
About Eighty Per Cent. of the votes
of the Federation of Illinois Central
federation. and 70 per cent favor
strike.
Mrs. Hetty Green, Americas richest
woman. failed to get a reduction on
the assessed valuation of ner Chicago
vrnYoerfN daSrjta vic IF
her lawyers.
The Organization Element in the
Loyal Order of Moose now assembled
at Detroit in annual convention was
overwhelmingly victorious in the cleo
ton of officers.
The BurIey Tobacco Crop of Ken
lucky, which last year was estimated
to be 300,000,00 pounds, will not
amount to more than 50,o0o,000 this
year, it is believed.
The Denver Board Of Supervisors
have voted to erect q monument in
honor of Ralph Johnstone, the aviator,
who was killed at the meet at Overland
park Nov. 18th last.
A Resolution Asking Congress to
establish a one-cent postage rate for
first class mail was adopted yesterday
by the American Philatelic society IN
convention at Chicago.
Frank Mauratz, a Young Japanese,
after a chase that lasted nearly four
years, was sent back to Greeley, Col,
to stand trial for murder.
The National Waterways Commits
sion decided toNexplore the route of the
rT41a n
Fort Wayne, Ind. to Lake Michigan,
beginning about November 1.
The House Passed a Bill Authorizing
the use of a site on a government res
ervation in New York harbor for the
erection of a bronze statue commence
rating the American Indian.
E.. p. Ripley, President of the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad,
said that unless business conditions
improve it will be necessary to reduce
the $4,000 employees of the company.
Two Italians Were Killed and six
probably fatally wounded in an ex-
plosion at Bonham. Harlan county, at
the works of the wisconsin Steel COM
pany at Middlesboro. KY, yesterday.
Benjamin Foss, Son of Gov. Eugere
N. Foss, of Massachusetts,, and Miss
Dorothy Chapman of San Francisco
were married at noon yesterday in
Grace Episcopal cathedral, San Fran
cisco.
Frank Gotch, the Champion Wrestler,
now weighs close to 207 pounds, and
when he steps upon the mat in Chicago
Labor day to meet George Hacken-
schmidt he expects to be three pounds
lighter.
Three Girls Were Burned to Death
in their home on Shuniah road, Port
Arthur, Ont, yesterday. The girls
were daughters Of Thomas Schmidt.
Their ages were from five to sixteen
years.
For the Purpose of Securing ammu-
milton to be used in the practice cruise
of the Atlantic fleet, the battleships
Mississippi, Missouri and Maine ar
rived at the Philadelphia navy yard