Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-27

ular session opens in December
 The Schooner Helen w. Martin, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth, struck on Whiskey Ledge, outside Cape Ann.
 John R. Walsh, the former Chicago banker, serving a term in the federal prison at Leavenworh, is seeking pa.- role.
 A Bronze Tablet, marking the birtn- place of the fate confederate general, Stonewall Jackson, was unveiled at Clarksburg, w. Va, yesterday.
 Theodore Roosevelt Told a Hundred Pennsylvania farmers yesterday tha; he was with them in their efforts to get more money for their crops.
 Members of the Farmers Union in Bath county. Ky, are taking steps to establish 8 cooperative store and a bank to be capitalized at s35,O00. l2 per cent. in the supply of raw cot ton in the United States during the cotton year which ended August 31, 1911.
 The Postal Savings Bank System in Boston will be, extended on October 9th to eight sub stations within a ra- dius of three miles of the central of fee.
 Federal Authorities Are Trying to find Miss Madeline Russe. private sec retary to Jared Flagg, the "52 per cent profit broker who was released on baii.
 The Illinois Central and Yazco and Mississippi Valley Railroads at Jack son Miss. are employing young wo- men to take the place of the striking clerks.
 George s. Miller, son of wealthy resident of Mount Kisco, N Y, was arrested on complaint of a woman that he had an undivorced wife when he married her.
 To Enter Harvard University, found- ed by his ancestor, Lionel De Jersey Harvard of London arrived in Boston yesterday on the steamer Canadian, from Liverpool.
 The Connecticut Agricultural College opened yesterday with registration of 21s, which is fifty more than last year and is the largest in the history of the state college.
 de SSoCkn0idefS or me LinColn mTS, company, by a practically unanimous vote. decided to add 35,600 spindles far he manufacture of fine goods to their plant at Fall River.
 Nine Hundred Officers and Men of the Tenth infantry left Fort Sam Houston yesterday for Galveston where the regiment will take ship for the isthnus of Panama
 That 1t is Possible to Recover from the effects of a knife thrust in the heart is being proved by Frank Grow or of Moorhead, Minn., who eight days ago was stabbed during a controversy over poker game.
 Trinity Corporation, the Richest church body in the country, has filed plans for another branch church, par ish house anG rectory, to be located in Old Trinity cemetery, on Washington Heights, New York.
 Battle Practice Within Month after they are commissioned was ordered bythe navy department for the new dreadno oughts Utah and Florida, just out of the constructors hands at the New York navy yard.
 Daniel A. Bean, the First Soldier from the town of BroWnffeld, Me, to be killed during the civil war, is re- produced in bronze as the figure sur mounting the soldiers monument ded- icated there yesterday.
 Alien Excursionists Travelling from this country to Bermuda must con- tinue to pay the head tax of $4 upon their return to the United States, ir- respective of the number of years they have resided in America.
 G&>I~ka the acks of the Norfalk Va.) Lumber company wound up in a rear-end collision in which Engineer H. D. La than of Elizabeth City, N. C.. was killed The engine thieves are still at large.
 Mrs Rebecea Jetfries. mother of James J. Jefries, former champion heavyweight pugiIist, died Monday night of cancer. Her husband. Rev. Alexis E. Jefries, was at the bedside, but the son is in Alaska on a hunting trip.
 Deoryina the Abuse of lntoxicants st university social functions, Chan cellor Samuel Avery, a: the convoca- tien of the University of Nebraska declared he agreed with R. T. Crane of Chicago as to intemperance in educa- tional institutions
 Nicholas Williams, 7s years old, veteran of the civil war and a mem Der of Bartlett post, G. A. R., of Cald- we'll, N J.. was married to Mrs. Ma tilda Briggs, the widow of a civil war veteran in the parlor of the old home of Grover Cleveland.
 Only After She Had Been Orderee, committed to the state insane asylum by the Lynn county court. was the dis eovery made that Miss Ray Leonard, 62 years old, an old resident of Iseba- non, N Y, has for p years been mas Querading as a man.
 Sixty Bakies Were Sent from the New York Founding asylum to foster parents in Colorado and Nebraska. They left in q Pullman car that was lavishly supplied with good provender and were accompanied by two Sisters Of Charity and four nurses.
 William Grenbur, the Richest News boy in St. Louis. was buried on Mon day. From poverty Greenburg rose to be 2. landlord and at his death was the owner of a s1t2.nOa apartment house and the new sstand which he establish ed after selling papers for twenty three years.