Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-26

Gp1 4NAM Condensed Telegrams
 The National Eucharistic Congress is to begin in Cincinnati on Thursday.
 The Administrator Club of the United States has been formed to sup port the administration.
 Eustace de cordova, for 30 Years a well known figure in Wall street, died at his home in New York yesterday.
 Progress Has Been Made by the army toward the. completion of the Notifications of the Hawaiian Islands
 Edward chapin, for 3e Years Secre- tary of the York Agricultural society and a prominent lawyer, died at York, Pa.
 Chihuahua. Mexico, swept away of houses and drowned 20 persons.
 John Dam, an Adirondack Hunter, of Belmont Center, N. Y, was mis- taken for a deer and shot, but will survive his injury.
 The Courts Are to Determine whether deposits in postal savings hanks are subject to attachments or other legal processes.
 Mrs. Bonnie Snow Dickson Sinshei- nser- Williamson Clark EneIeman, all though not yet 26 years of age. has taken a fifth husband
 The Postoffce Department Yesterday designat ted the New Britain, Conn.,, postoffice as a postal savings deposi- tory, effective Oct. 2S
 The First British Naval Airship, that cost s4oo.ooo, was wrecked at to Sy and broke in half.
 Charles Gates Will Be Married We'd nesday to Miss Florence Hopwood, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
 Despondent Because of III Health, stephen E. Green, prominent Wor- cester Grand Army man, committed suicide by turning on the gas
 Several Cities in Ecuador were shak- en and buildings damaged by earth ouakes, the disturbance being attrib- uted to the Tanguragua volcano.
 A Towerman's Mistake Caused a freight train to crash into the Penn syIvania flyer near Pfttsburg, one man being killed and a number injured. 
 The Profits of the State Fair at Hartford, Labor day week, aggregated s12,0o0, notwithstanding the boycott of the state grange.
 Tho Department of Commerce and labor has issued short document en- titled Statistical Record of tn Prog ress of the United States, 1S00-1911.
 The Portland and Brunswick (Me.) street railway property was sold at auction yesterday to Harry E. Ivers GOO.
 Ensign Charles E. Hozey, command ing. the little gunboat Tantanga, was Yacans Islands, which form part ol the Philippine archipelago.
 An Automobile Occupied and owned by Frederick King of Williamsport Pa., ran over a 20-foot ernbankment and he and several of his party were injured.
 Intense Suffering from Asthma is believed to have driven Charles Munce Q travelling cigarnlaker, to commit sui eide at a Bangor, Me, boarding house yesterday.
 Mrs. Phebe Sykes of Gray, Me-, was killed yesterday when the wagon 1T which she was riding was struck by . Maine Central train at a crossing neal Gray station.
 Twenty ManhoIe Covers Over Sewer, blew up in New York yesterday witf reports like the saluting guns of { man of war. The explosions were caused by sewer gas.
 The Time is Not Far Away wher mails from incoming Atlantic liners will be transferred by aeroplan' to the New York postoffice, in opinior or Postmaster General Hitchcock. Bishop FaIIows of the Reformed Episcopal church. in an address to th' National Good Roads association il Chicago, daclared that good roads would increase church attendance. The Act of the Indiana General As sen1bly of 1911 proposing new stat l constitution to be voted on by the peo ] pie was held to be unconstitutional ant void by Judge Charles Remster of tn | circuit court.
 | Melvin Vanimaan Has About Com l pieted arrangements at Atlantic Cit. l for his attempt to sail over the oceal ] in his big dirigible balloon, and S0o,0o | of the 400, ,000 cubic feet of gas ha1 l been pumped into the bag. l After Bringing His Invalid Wife il an ambulance from their home in Sa | lem, Mass, to the railroad station, Will i liam D. O'Neill was struck by trail 1 while crossing the tracks to buy ticket l for Lowell and was instantly kille 1 yesterday.
 The Rodgers Aeropiane, which wa wrecked Sunday at Reed House, \
 Y.. on the Cattaragus Indian reserva l ton, is found to be so badly damage that it will be impossible for Rodger | to take the air again before Thursday l and possibly later.
 Four Persons Were Sn4othered t ! Gr> of1l