Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07

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 Mrs. Laura J. Wilkins wrote her will on a physician's prescription blank
 The National Museum of Art at Washington is to be open on Sundays hereafter.
 The Democrats of Merden have pe- titioned for a recount of the votes cast last Monday.
 President Taft Confirmed the sen tence dismissing four West Point ca detS for lntoxication.
 The D. A. R. is making good prog ress in liquidating the debt on the Continental Memorial hall.
 James Gleason, New Haven fac tory worker, yesterday killed himself with gas while Respondent.
 The Gross Debt Of the City of Bos- ton has been cut down nearly one per cent. in the last nine months. San Francisco and Japan, distance of 5000 miles, was established on Thursday.
 Former Representative Jonas G. Howard of the Third congressional district died at Jeffersonvil1e, Ind, aged SS years.
 The Bishop of cremona, Italy, in pastoial letter approves the military expedition to TripoE, and says next to the tricolor rises the cross. The Postal Savings Bank at New Haven will be opened for deposits a week from today, and the district en- braced will be several nearby towns.
 The Safe in the Bank at Worthwhile, New York, was blown by yegg- men yesterday. The men were fright ened away before reaching the funds.
 The Officers of the Newport naval establishment entertained a distin- suished guest in the person of Vice Admiral Conf of the Chilean navy yesterday.
 The Grand Jury at MiddIetown yes terday reported a bill for murder in the second degree against Arthur Jackson, who killed Archie Walker at Durham few weeks ago.
 Seventy Proprietors of Steel and iron foundries met at New York on Friday anG fer two hours discussed business matters behind closed doors, giving out no information.
 Over Two Hundred Thousand People ttok part in one way or another in the imposing military funeral which marked the burial of Rear Admiral Schley in Arlington cemetery.
 Des Meines Street Carmen, number ing nearly 500, yesterday voted to go on strike unless three members of the union, recently discharged. are rein stated by , o'clock this afternoon.
 An Incipient Revolution in Honduras,
 headed by Jesus Ulloa,- formerly con- sul in New Orleans, was effectively crushed last week, according to mail adyiees received from Puerto Cortez. Conductor John C. Greaney, a. bride groom of four weeks, died yesterday st 9 hospital iii Houlton, Me-, from injuries received Thursday by falling beneath his freight train at Monti- cello.
 The Laurier Ministry Resigned yes terlay and Premier elect R. L. Bor- den has accepted the call of his ex- cellency to form a cabinet for the l Dominion of Canada. New York Was Chosen as the meet 1 ing place for the fifth annual conven- tion of the Association of Life Assur- ance Presidents in December, at a l meeting of the executive committee yesterday.
 
 The Retirement of Judge Peter S Grosscup from the bench of the United States circuit court in Chicago has 1 been delayed because Of conflicting railroad interests to agree on a draft 1 of a decree.
 Dispatches to Dun's Review this week from leading trade centerS in the 1 United States show that reasonable progress is made in most-ieading lines A quiet tone prevails at Boston, but l the outlook is better. The Week Commencing November 20 1 iias been fixed by the New York court 1 of appeals as the period for deaths oi the condemned rnurderers, Frank Schermerhorn of Popghkeepsie and Pietrc Falletto and Bert J. Brown ot WeStchester
 After Risking His Life for Years l " orklng n12h up III the ar on the l iron frames of tall buildings Walter l Bergman; an iron construction worker of Cambridge, Mass met his death at 1 Providence yesterday by a fall from l a six-foot fence.
 1 Dutoise Murphy of Montgomery, Ala. | of the acdemic freshman class at Yale l has been awarded both the Samue 1 Henry Galpin Latin prize and the Hugh Chamberlain Greek prize The l prizes are in each case the income o1 ] a thousand dollars
 Three United States Army Aviators ] have been granted permission by
 General Grant to participate in an avi- ation meet at Salem. N. H., on Thurs 1 day, Oct. 12. The aviators are Captair
 P. w Beck, Lieut. A. H. Arnold and 1 Lieut.. T. D. Milling.
 1 A Man'e Unrequited Love for mar
 ried woman caused a double tragedy
 at New York yesterday. Joseph Spell