Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-02
The price Of ice at New Haven was
raised SO per cent. yesterday.

Deep River, Conn.
The price Of ice at New Haven was
raised SO per cent. yesterday.
A London ocuIist suggests a one-day
rest for the eye every month.
Jews arc being attacked and rob-
bed in various parts Of Russia.
There are indications that the recip-
rocity campaign in Canada viii be very
bitter.
The taxrate at WestfieId, Mass, will
be SIS per $1,000, jump OF $3.50 over
Edwin A. Abbey, the American
Painter, died at London at / o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Thirteen more Of the indicted Wire
Trust officials were fined $1,000 each,
bringing the total sum of fines up to
$71,400.
John D. Rockefeller admits that
He confessed it to the Rev. Carter
Helm Jones.
William 3. johnson, for 10 Years
clerk of the Christian Science mother
CuQECu OI pOSlOu, IS QodQ at MS nome
in Brookline. Mass.
The Eody of American Consul Will
lam p. Atwell, who died at Client, Bel
gium, Friday, will be brought to this
country for burial
The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road is accused of falsifyiug it's reports
to evade taxation in suit filed by the
state of Kentucky.
The deficit in the funds of the Home
for Incurables of Cincinnati, of which
Mrs. Dora G. Gallagher was treasurer,
amounts to $2s,317.25.
The Southern Pacific Will at Once
Eugene, Ore, across the coast range
of mountains to Coos bay.
Acting Fire Chief John Kenyon has
been appointed by Fire Commissioner
Johnson to succeed Fire Chief Croker
of New York, who recently resigned.
John RidgeIey Carter, United States
minister to Roumarlia, Servia and Bull
garia, will be appointed minister to
Argentina, succeeding Charles H. Sher-
rill.
Edwin M. Herr Was Elected Pres.
dent of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufa cturing company at a special
meeting of the board of directors yes
terday.
The Philadelphia excursion steamer
Burlington, with 100 passengers aboard,
struck rock in the Deleware river
and sank. All the excursionists were
rescued.
DR.. Joseph A. Holmes, director of
the Bureau of Mines, will embark at
Seattle August 4 for Alaska, where he
will make a thorough inspection of the
mines there.
The Enea cement of Miss Madeleine
Talmage Force, daughter of William II.
Force, to Col. John Jacob Astor is an
nounced. The couple have been en-
gagged for some time
John r. Walsh, former president OF
the Chicago National bank, convicted
of misappropriation of funds, will make
another appeal for a pardon to the
Federal Board of Parole.
Actual work on the preparation of
plans for Chicago Traction subway
was begun when the board OF engin-
eers appointed by Mayor Harrison to
build the big bore held it's first meet
ing.
WIN q SdTJO CT 0OORSy VSQICdi GUY
plies and provisions consigned to DR..
Wilfred T. Grenfell for his Labrador
mission, the three-masted schooner
George B. C1uett left New York yes
terday for the north.
, Six members of the Long Acre Club
of BRIDGEPORT, who were arrested in a
| liquor raid upon that organization Sun
day, July 3d. pleaded guilty to main
tanning q disorderly house and were
each fined $25 and costs.
The General Arbitration Treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain and the United States and
France will be signed at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon in President Taft's
office at the White House.
Severe criticism of the Supreme
Court of the United States marked the
speech of Senator Owen, of Oklahoma,
who advocated before the senate the
adoption of his bill providing for the
election and recall Of federal judges.
At Least Eight and Perhaps Ten
lives were lost in a fire which partly
destroyed one of>the main buildings OF
the insane asylum on the side of the
| mountain southwest of Hamilton, Ont,
yesterday.
Capt. Albert Gallatin Cummings $,
widely known in the construction of
steel works of Pennsylvania and an
| inventor of switch and aeroplane de-
vices, died at his home in Millersburg,
| Pa, Monday night.
Mrs. Oliver O. Howard, the Widow
| of Major General Oliver o. Howard
the famous Civil war officer, who died
about year ago, died at Burlington
VT, yesterday of a para1ytfc stroke
suffered several days ago.
| So successful has been the operation
of the American leper settlement on
| the island of Celion in the Philippines
| that the British government has form
I.ally requested permission to transport
| to that place for treatment about 4O
| 1epers now at British North Borneo.
Weirs, Boats and Seines Were Da n :
aged to the amount of several thousand
J dollars by thu northeast gale of Fri
| day night and for the next two or
three weeks the sardine business on
the eastern Maine coast must suffer in
consequence.
The Coffee Trust, the Steamship
Trust and other concerns which are
charged with making illegal trade
agreements abroad and carrying out
their effect in the United States will