Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02

The Moroccan Affair was discussed
| at lengthy conference OF the French
| cabinet.
The British National Gallery paid
! $4,000 for the paiting Alteration OF
| the Kings.
Attorney General carmody of New
York declares that deposits in postal
savings banks are taxable.
The King of Portugal Left JeweIry
behind him when he left Lisbon ap-
praised at s7.5oo.ooo,
Hartford is to Nave a Strong Bid
| to get the 1913 convention of the Ma
tlonal Association of Letter Carriers.
Theodore Roosevelt in an Editorial
IN the Outing attacks the proposed new
charter for New York city.
| A Rochester Girl, it is reported. re-
| FUSED young man II times because
| he smoked cigarettes.
| The War Department has established
| two SquadronS of mounted toropS in
the southwest for police duty.
The French Minister of Agriculture
wa sinstructed by the cabinet to inves-
tigate the high price of fuel in Paris.
A Notable Farewell Reception at To-
kio was given to Anlba ssador O'Brien,
who left to take up his duties at Rome.
Senator La FoIlette's presidential
boom is ensconced in a room on the
eigth floor of an Office building in
Washington.
Clark Presley of Cleveland, O., driv-
train when he attempted to save 8
year old boy.
Steamship AlIianca, Which Broke
down off Cape Hatteras, en- route to
Colon. is proceeding to Norfolk in tow
Of the revenue cutter Yamacraw.
Four Wesleyan University Men had
time to escape only by jumping from
the window when a fire broke out in
the main wing Friday.
Captain Henry M.podge and crew
were rescued from the sinking schoon-
er Malcolm B.. Learey, after being
lashed in the rigging over two days.
Six shipwrecked Sailors of the three
maSted schooner Sarah d. Fell were
brought into New York on the Stan
dard Oil whaleback City of Everett
In the Three Days National Indian
shoot, Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, Ia,
had the high score, breaking $50 out of
800 targets.
Marquis SaionjI, the New Premier of
Japan, annolnced that the change in
q administration does not portend
fundamental or material change Of any
policy,
There is Considerable Anxiety in
business circles in Paris over the pos
sibility of. a rupture between France
and Germany over the Moroccan af-
fair.
Herr Hans o. F. koonecker left
Washington in company of a detec-
tive for New York, where he will be
placed on a steanr bound for Ham
burg.
At Queenstown the Lord Lieutenant,
representing the king, on Thursday
opened the extension of the Haulboline
craving dock, which is movable to ac-
commodate the biggest dreadnoughts.
Oscar Fox. an Aged Farmer of Dan
ube, N. Y, dropped dead as the result
of fright in moment when he thought
his wife had been struck by West
Shore train.
The Sinking of the Old BattIeshp
Texas in target practice proved that
it is possible for the 14-inch guns to
destroy a hostile feet at nine miles.
Clifford Pinchot and United States
Senator Miles PoindeXter of Washing
ton have arrived at Seattle en- route to
Alaska, to investigate conservation
problems.
TaxicaB That Was Following an
boys that jumped off the rear end of
the car, killing one and badly injuring
the other.
Announcement Was Made that Hem
ry, Clews, New York bank and finan-
as a trustee of the Ohio Northern uni
versity at Ada, o.
Pearl Weighing AZ Grains was
found by negro pearl hunter few
days ago on Lave Bioteneau, near New
It is said, for s1,500.
James Houghton, e2 years old a |
farmer near Barvi1le, Pa, committed |
suicide by hanging himself in his barn. |
tIe feared that his barn was too small |
Many New Laws Are in Effect now |
IN New York. Chiefly among them is !
the Sullivan dangerous weapon law, |
making it crime to carry a revolver |
3r any other dangerous firearm.
DR.. Walter Owen Ryan, said to have |
been wealthy physician, formerly of /
springfield, ILL.,, shot and killed his !
wife and then committed suicide at |
heir home in Los Angeles Friday.
An Exodus of Foreign Born Resi-
ients Of Bridgeport, particularly the
unmarried people, is reported
o have begun within the last month.
lue to unsettled industrial conditions.
Several Large Requests to philan-
hropic societies are made in the will
# the late Helen Amelia Marsh of I
New Haven. The estate amounts to
bout $12o,000.
President Taft's Administration was
and delegates were named
md instructed. to support him in the
lext national convention when the re-
,ublicans of Alabama hold their state
Charles r. Hendrick, Once Noted as
n opera and choir singer in New
FORK and st. Louis, died at a San |
3ernardino hospital for the insane
Iendrick went blind while on the stage
nd his mind became unbalanced.
Because of the Death of MichaelI
L.