Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-19


 ducks >near Burlington, N. J., was killed by his own gun.
 Deputy Sheriff Benton. of Wade. N. C.. was murdered and his body placed On the railroad track.
 People of Florida Yesterday present. ed to, the battleship bearing s their states name a silver service. Kansas Has the Largest per capita wealth based upon the assessed valu- ation of any state in the Union.
 George Willis Cooke, Lecturer at the Isoston School of Science, suggests that the women be allowed to pro- pose.
 Thes CoIyer Van and Storage com panys building at Los Angeles, Cal, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is s15o,000.
 Theodore Roosevelt Delivered an ad . I'dress before the Labor Temple in New York on The Church's Duty Toward tte Working People. The cIothiers' Association in New York adopted resolutions favoring the adoption of the arbitration treaties with England and France.
 Opposition Has Developed to the Hay plan of army reorganization, as it would mean less pay and slower promotion for enlisted men.
 Mrs. Annie c. Clifford, Aged 17, a bride of three months, admitted in New. York that she had forged her recent employers name to checks.
 The Health of Emperor Francis Jo- seph of Austria is again causing great uneasiness. He is said to be suffering from severe cold and rheumatism. 
 Fifteen United States Torpedo Boat destroyers have been ordered from the Charleston navy yard to join the Att lantic fleet at New York and New pert.
 Fabulous Capitalization of corpora Ii i0ns" is the tI cubic with business, ac- cording to F. w. KeIsay, a business man and economic student of Orange N- J.
 A Fire Believed to be of incendiary origen destroyed the old Dr. Emerson day. causing a loss that will exceed $25,00O.
 New York City will use nearly half and the ultimate" consumer will pay for them s250.o00, or an average of 50 cents tree.
 
 completed fifty years of his priest hood next Thursday, but the venerable prelate will not permit any general public observance.
 The Government Hospital on the Fort Peck reservation near Popular, Mont, was destroyed by fire yester- day. The inmates were taken safely from the building.
 The Movement of the Revolutionary veterans in Cuba for the exclusion from public office of all mon formerly hostile to tho cause of Free Cuba" has not yet run it's course.
 The War Department has ordered that the firing of the big mortars at Fort Totten, N. Y., be stopped in case reports from observers show damage from the first shots.
 The ConstitutionaIity of the full crew" act of Indiana, regulating the size of crews on freight. passenger and mail trains was upheld yesterday by the supreme court
 John B. Fleming, a mealullurgist and mill designer of national reputation. juries resulting from a fall of forty feet from a hotel roof there.
 Alberto Rardeaaer, Composer, Con- 6a at London Sunday. He was a knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy He married Louise Baldwin of Boston, Mass, in 1897.
 Dr.. Edith M. Hall has resigned her position as instructor in archaeology at Mount Holyoke college, to become as- sistant curator of the Mediterranean section of the University of Pennsyl- vania Muserni-
 
 Fearing a Possible Outbreak of small pox at Brown university, President Faunce at chapel yesterday told the students that he wanted them all to be vaccinated before they return from the Christmas vacation.
 For Having Written Letters to Post master Morgan of New York, threat ening his life and demanding $200, sentenced yesterday to four years tm- prisonment in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta,
 Herman k. Wagner, a young Phila- delphia chauffeur, was indicted yes- terday for manslaughter by the grand jury in connection with the death of Gilbert Mallette of Providence, who was run down by an automobile drfv- en by Wagner
 The Massachusetts Delegation that dedicated the soldiers monu- ment at Petersburg. Va, sent a large brass clock yesterday to the A F. Hin camp of Confederate veterans, in rec ognition. of the hospitalities extended