Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-19

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| traveller. died at Cl1aumoinx, France.
The Weather Bureau Predicts sharp
changes in temperature during the
week.
| Tho National Association of Audubon
/ societies is taking a.bird census. of the
country.
The Weather Bureau Gives Warning
| of another West Indian hurricane on
| the way.
| The Press of Erie, Pa, Says that
| President Taft made many new friends
by his speech there.
A Call Was Issued for the annual
convention of the National Associa ton
of Railway Commissioners on Oct. 10.
w. e. johnson of New York, for
some years past chief special liquor
officer of the Indian bureau, has re-
signed.
Major General RiddIe Presented the
Elliott trophy for niarksmanship in the
marine corps to the Annapolis bar
racks team.
Seven Hundred Americans Stranded
i'll London have been. helped this year
by the benevolent fund of the Ameri-
can society.
There Were 461 Horses Imported
into the United States for breeding
purposes during the three months end
ing June 30.
George Won L. Meyer. Secretary of
the navy, returned from a visit to the
British navy yards and private ship
building plants.
Judge Ebert H. Gary of the United
States Steel corporation was a passen-
ger on the Lusitania, which arrived at
New York Sunday.
Thousands of Odd Fellows from all
over the United States and Canada are
at Indianapolis for the grand sovereign
lodge encampment.
Officials of the Bank of Montreal
branch at New Westminster E. c., an
nounce that the robbers Thursday night
got away with $25S,000.
The Metropolitan Bank and Trust
company of Cincinnati, O., closed its
doors yesterday on the order of the
state banking department of Ohio.
Sir Robert Hart, who for many years
was inspector general of customs in
China, and who has been living in
England since 1908, is dangerously i'll.
Edmond H. Madison, Representative
in congress from the Seventh Kansas
district, died at the breakfast table at
his home at Lodge City, Kas., yester-
day.
In the Betting on the Coming Cana
dian Election the liberals continue to
rule strong favorites. The conserva-
tives are claiming gains in Ontario and
Quebec.
Formal Investigation of Charges that
the. Chicago police have Systematically
levied tribute for the protection of
gambling and other forms of vice be-
gan yesterday.
Hundreds of kilograms of Condolences
yesterday were received by Mrs. Car
ter widow of former United States
Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana,
who died Sunday.
The Tradesmen's Trust Company of
Philadelphia, with a capital of S500,000
and deposits when the last report was
made of s1,32S,000, closed its doors
yesterday morning.
A Number of Persons Were Killed
and wounded today near Rio De Gri-
jalva, Chiapas, in an encounter be-
tween state troops and the rebellious
Indians of Chiapas.
An Inventory of the Estate of Mrs
Adele Sloan, widow of John Sloan of
Lenox, Mass, and New York. shows a
total valuation of s3,247,o0o, of which
$115,000 is in real estate.
The Directors Of the American
Harware corporation, of New Britain,
at meeting yesterday voted to
change the corporation from a holding
company to an operating company.
Charles Deptuia, Aged 80 Years, who
Wagered So Sunday that he could drink
a pint of alcohol in two cups of coffee,
Won the bet, but was found dead in
bed yesterday at Lawrence, Mass.
Thomas A. Edison and His Party, !
who occupied two automobiles yeSter-
day continued the trip which was in
terrupted Sunday when Mr.. Edison's |
car ran down and instantly killed a |
Il years old boy in the town of Lauf ]
Bavaria.
jury in the case of. W. T. Ham. aged !
62, charged with assault on three lit |
tie girls at Maysville, KY, July H. {
Yesterday returned verdict of guilty |
and Ham was sentenced to 40 years in |
the penitentiary.
Following a Series of Alterations |
lasting over a year, Charles K Reich. !
4 well known farmer. was shot and |
killed at his home in Comru township, |
near Reading. Pa, yesterday by his /
neighbor, L. X. iShonour.
DuIlness in the Cotton Business |
saused- the Whitip machine works of I
Whitinsville, Mass, builders of cotton
to adopt. beginning yester-
lay, nine hour day. five day week
for an indefinite period.
Two Nine Year Old Lads, Milton
Moskowitz and John Mahar. pleaded
guilty to setting fire to four dwelling
louses a Providence since Aug 10 and +
Eere committed to the reform school /.
Until Sept. 80 to await sentence
Because the Cheyenne Wye Street
Railway company sees fit to charge a
en- cent fare from Cheyenne to Fort
). A. Russell, three miles distant. 700
folders from that military post char
cred special train and went to Den