Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-23

&XEN NNN M/MHS Condensed Telegrams
 Morris Israel, Retired Banker, was erset, New York.
 Frank A. Munsey. the Publisher, is to organize a trust company, with a capital stock of $2,000,000.
 The Stumbling Post" familiar sight on the towpath. will be in evil dence along the Panama canal.
 Emma Mannermann, Aged 16 Years, Of New York was arrested for lar ceny she had blamed on burglars.
 Senator LaFoIlette announced that no plans have been made for cam paign speaking tour in November.
 William Rockefeller Returned Sat urday from 17-day trip abroad, de- health.
 The Commercial Gable Company has again announced that it was without telegraphic communication with Han kow, China.
 Frisnde of Judge Gray of Delaware are urging his appointment to the su- preme court to succeed the late Jus tice Harlan.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock re- voked the order excluding from the mails the reports of the vice commis- sion of Chicago.
 William Hawley, the Actor, while preparing for a performance at An derscn, Ind, suddenly collapsed from hardening of the arteries. "I Am Not Taking Any Part as be- Harmon which are being urged now" said Congressman Underwood. A Warrant for the Arrest of Robert J: Shields was issued by the senatorial committee probing the election of Sen ator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin. The Convention of the National Am erican Woman Suffrage association opened at Louisville, with delegates attending from every state in the un- LSS LaSn-
 Judge Peter s. Grosscup of the Unit 1 ed States circuit court at Chicago on 1 Saturday forwarded his resignation to President Taft to become effective to- day
 Women School Teachers by the score invaded the city hall in New York to thank Mayor Gaynor for his act in signing the women teachers equal salary bill. | ---- The Foreign Banks Continue large shipments of silver, including British ] dollars, to North China, owing to the 1 fact that Chinese paper currency is being discredited.
 1 Saturdays Hearing of the Camorrist | case at Viterbo, Italy, witnessed a re- l turn of the vituperation and invective that characterized some of the earlier sessions of the court Z l The First Organization of the Kind in the sphere of wireless teIegraphy has just been formed in Boston and will be known as the National Wire less Operators association. Fire Yesterday Partly Destroyed a 1 large barn at Wilton. Conn, owned by the Fitch brothers, ith a los sof s5,000. The cause of the fire is not I known.
 l Frederick w. Scott and James H. Dooley of Richmond, Va, have resign | ed from the directorate of the Chesa-
 peake and Ohio railway. Both are
 supposed to be in New York
 Opportunities to Engage in all rifle | competitions while they are touring the United States will be sought by a l party of boys from Australia, under
 the leadership of J. J. Symons. 
 Hugh Robinson Has Sent Telegram from Rock Island. H., to the Aero Club oti St. Louis, threatening to end his flight at Rock Island unless St
 Louis make a guarantee of $2,o00. 1 Memorial Services Were Held in St Patricks cathedral, New York, Sat urday. to hcnor the one hundredth an | niversary of the birth of Franz Liszt the Hungarian musician and cotppos- CT.
 Nearly 5.coo Five Gallon Cases ot
 gasoline that floated ashore at Point Pleasant. N. J., during the night in- dicated that a Standard Oil transport
 had been wrecked somewhere off that l coast.
 Texas Central railroad, R. H. Baker resigned as president. A. A. Allen ot St. Louis, president of the Missouri Kansas &, Texas railway, was chosen to succeed him.
 ] The Passing of Madison Square
 Garden, will bring to New York ever
 larger structure of it's kind. The new building will be called the Broad
 way gardens and will have a seating capacity of 10000.
 Twenty two New Bedford Seamen
 were brought to Providence Saturday by the Fabre line steamer Roma from
 Fayal Azores where the men had left
 six whalers because they claimed they had been i'll treated.
 pr. Sun Vat Sen. the Chinese revo- lutionary, took s10,000 away with him
 when he left Chicago Friday after a
 weeks exhortation of his countrxlnen
 for funds with which to carry on the present insurrection in China. Mrs. Booth Tarkington, wife of the
 novelist and playwright, has filed suit