Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-04

purpose to move a vote of censure on l the government
 Barber Shops in New York will close on Sundays as a result of the efforts l of the Barbers' union. Rear Admiral Charles E. Fox, com 1 mandant of the Charleston, s. G., navy yard, has asked to be retired Seven Southern Senators Requested President Taft to send the Marine band on a six weeks tour of the south. i M. C. Hutchins of Albany, N. ", has been appointed state fire warden of Massachusetts by State Forester Rane l The Construction of Fortifications of the Panama canal will begin this week at the Pacific entrance of the water way.
 Former United States Senator Ed ward Murphy of Troy. N. Y, died at his summer home at Elberon, N. Js, yesterday.
 Tho Interstate Commerce Commission ] denied the express companies relief under the long and short haul provision of the law.
 President Taft Accepted an Invitation to address the good roads congress at Richmond, Va, on date in November to be set later.
 Major w. A. Phipps, MultimiIIionaire of Pittsburg and former partner Of Andrew Carnegie, died at Los Angeles yesterday, ageds57.
 An American Concern Has Just se- cured contract for supplying outfits for three thousand soldiers from the ROumauian government
 Conrad, the Four Year Old Son of Amid1e Fournier. of West Springfield, Mass, met death in his fathers barn while playing with matches.
 The Catholic Order of Foresters has decided to raise the orders insurance rates so as to equal the rates adopted by the national fraternal congress.
 The Body of Edwin A. Abbey, the celebrated American painter, was ere mated and the ashes buried at Kings bury Old church, near Willesden, Eng land.
 John Jacob Astor, With His Fiancee, Miss Madeline T. Force. and her moth Ter and several relatives, paid a, visit to the summer colony at Newport yes-- terday.
  Prouty and his sister Katherine aged 12 and fl years, respectively, were drowned in the Connecticut river at Windsor, Vt.
 The Trial of John Ogden, town treas- urer of North Providence, opened in the Sixth district court at Providence yesterday before Judge Frederick Reuckert. Ogden is charged with en- bezzling s4,700.
 Fire Swept the Little Long Island town of Manhasset yesterday, destroy ing the Snedeker hotel, a half dozeE business blocks and several residences. The loss is s10O,0oO.
 Because of III-HeaIth the Case of ex- Selectman Arthur w Proctor of Greenfield Mass. charged with enl- bezzling $6.000, was continued in the superior court until Sept. 9th.
 Grant B. schley Told the Steel Trust committee in New York that he knew nothing of the trip of Gary and Prick to the White House in 1907 to avert the threatened financial panic.
 WiIfred sevieney, 31 Years Old, was sentenced to two months in jail yes terday on a charge of receiving five rubber ponchos which were stolen from the state armory at Lawrence, Mass
 On Account of the Unusually Hiol1 prices for vegetables and meats Mayor Shank of Indianapolis has appointed a committee of citizens to investigate the cost to dealers and to the people,
 The A. S. Alley Shoe Company man ufacturers of shoes in Lynn for the past ten years, have made an assign ment to Joseph L. Barry, a Lynn law yer, and Charles B. Stevens of Marble head.
 Two Members of the Crew of tne new steam trawler Cambodia were drowned at Casno, N. S., yesterday when that fishing vessel struck on Flag Island at the north entrance Of the harbor.
 President Taft's Dinner to Admiral Togo at the White House Saturday night will be one of the most nota b1e affairs of the kind given in Washing ton for a long time. It will be stag dinner.
 The War Department Has Begun determined campaign to procure the highest number of cadets allowable the United States military academy next June.
 A Party of Berry Pickers Returning to Mansfield, Mich, in a launch cap sized in the Michigan river near the mG1kl of Ponce river. The laune fl conIained seven persons. five of whom were drowned.
 Carey A. Marker, Formerly Banker of Pearl, H., but for three years a f fugitive under indictment for embez- clement of .$50,000, died in Central l Emergency hospital at San Francisco yesterday, a suicide.
 Annie Eibers of New York City is 1 the girl whose body was found Wed- nesday in the Hudson river, and sui eide caused by broken enga cement i probably was the cause of her death l She was a store clerk.
 Forest Fires Raging for the Past Week in the Angeles National forest ] California. including the watersheds of l