Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26

The Catholic Young Mems National
union elected officers and decided TO
hold its next convention in Brooklyn.
The fall council of the General Con-
ference Committee of the Seventh Day
Adyentists was held in Washington
Martha Razer, IL year old animal
trainer, who was attacked by circus
lion a Jackson, Miss, died of her in
juries.
President Taft's proclamation de-
claring the neutrality of the United
States will soon be promulgated to
the European powers.
Nathan 3. Stehn, son of a millionaire
merchant of New York, was lost in the
| mountains of Colorado until rescued
by a searching party.
Fire in the Dry Room of the Butte,
Mont, reduction works destroyed the
concentrator yesterday .Uhe loss is
estimated at from s250,0o0 TO $S00,a0O
The Improvement in tire Textile
business in New England, which be-
came noticeable last mouth, continues,
especially in the woolep goods indus
try
The Chinese Government has With
I'll CIV IL lis lSQdS0L Ql LlIG ClLACd toLeitesS
for permission to postpone payment
of the current installmen1 of the Box
er indemnity.
II is estimated that the casualties in
Penghazi, Tripoli during the Italian
bombardnent tota1ed 1000. The
British consulate was damaged and
the consul wounded.
The Grover Cleveland School is the
name selected by the commissioners of
the District OF Columbia for the latest
public educational institution of
Washington, ID. c.
S. Alfred SEE Has Besn Selected to
he Chinese minister in Washington to
succeed the incumbent. Chang Yin
Tang, who IS now in Mexico. Mr.. Sze
is a graduate of Cornell university
The Present Board of Directors Of
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company was reelected
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company yesterday.
The Name of Augustus seaver of
Boston. candidate for governor of
Massachusetts on a labor ticket. was
thrown off the official ballot yester-
day by the ballot law commission.
The BipIane of C. p. Rodgers, the
coast to coast flier, was wrecked at
Spoffcrd, Texas. yesterday as the av-
iator attempted to take the air 1t
will take at least three days to make
| repairs.
The new buildings which the Andover
Theological Sen1inery, recently trans
ferred from Andover, Mass, to Cam
bridge, Mass, will occupy, We're dedi-
Gated yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies
Paynaaster's Clerk J. Fuller, recent
ty found guilty on charges Of irreg-
uIarities in his accounts on board the
Island navy yard, has been summarily
dismissed from the service.
Jumping from a Railroad Trsst'e,
to avoid being run over by pAssen-
ger train, George Stevenson, an aged
by drowning in the IEousatonic river
at Pittsfield, Mass, yesterday
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Joseph Stewart welcomed to Wash
ineton yesterday on behalf of the post
citation of Postmasters Of the second
and third classes, in annual conven-
ton.
Ire PraCttCS OF Mill OSsrSSefS Oh
grading goods according to quality and
of paying weavers inferior prices was
declared by Attorney General Swift of
Massachusetts to be within the srat-
ute which prohibits the "fning'' of
good goods.
S. M Butler of New York City
was instantly killed at Upton, Ga.
yesterday when the automobile which
he was driving in the Glidden tour
was overturned. T. j. Walker and mis-
wife, whose addresses are unobtaina-
BILE, We're hurt.
EnphaticaIly Denying reports that
he had changed his mind about retir
ing to private life, Senator Joseph w
Bailey of Texas, in an interview, stat
I'd that his decision to leave the sem
ate at the expiration Of his present
term in 1913 was irrevocable.
Gov Eugene NJ. Foss obtained his
denomination as Denochatic candidate
for governor of Massachusetts in the
recent primaries without the expendi-
ture of a cent, according to a state
ment made by George NJ. Harlow, the
Governors assistant private secretary.
The Customs Service Has Prepared
statistics to show that the average ad
valorem rate of duty collected during
The two years operation of the Payne
Aldrich tariff law is actually less than
the average ad valeren rate during
the twelve years operation of the
Dingley law.