Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-26

| Flint Springs, Tenn. The Senate Committee authorized a favorable report on the international treaty prohibiting pelagic sealing.
 Madame Lanteime, the noted Parisian actress, was accidentally drowned in the Rhine near the Holland frontier. |.
 Ex-King Manuel of Portugal is said to be personally directing the move ment for the restoration of the mon- archy.
 Fifteen Hundred Dock Lahorers em- Americans have struck at Tampico, Mexico.
 A Heavy Sea Kicked Up by a Terrific gale tied up all shipping and cause considerable damage at Newport, R. l., yesterday.
 The Passage of the Ellis Milk Bill over the veto of Governor Foss is urged by the Massachusetts Milk Con- sumers' association.
 Senator Mclean Has Declared in favor of the new general. arbitration treaty with Great Britain. now in process of negotiation.
 John RineIins of RinsIins Brothers circus fame, is lying seriously injured when his automobile turned turtle last Friday.
 samm Keller, the English Bantam. shaded Charley Harvey of Philadel- phia in ten round bout before the night
 Fire Last Night Destroyed the Bur ton Lake icehouse and an adjoining barn, both owned by the Hygenic Ice company of Westville, Conn, with a loss of s35.0O0.
 Although Strict Watch Was Kept on the North End Italian quarter by a corps of 20 doctors. no new cholera cases were reported to the Boston board of health.
 Justice Wright of the District su- preme court has refused to refer the case of the labor leaders, charged with contempt of court, to another mem- Der of the court
 Touching His Shoulder Against a high tension wire, Hughie D. McInnis, employed by a Springfield construction company was electrocuted at Lee Mass, yesterday.
 The Body of Young Woman Found in the Salmon Falls river at Somers- worth. N. H.. was identified as that of Miss Emma Gaudette, aged 28, daugh- ter of Louis Gaudette.
 The Commission Form of Govern ment was adopted by the city of Pas salc, N. J., by vote of it's citizens last night, making the third New Jersey city to favor the change.
 The Amount of Taxable Property in Connecticut in 1910, according to fig ures compiled by State Tax Commits sioner W. H. Corbin, is $997. 50O. .664. an increase over 1909 of sS1.S7s,Ss7. Clifford, the two midshipmen of the American practice squadran who dis appeared at Christiana, Norway, on Thursday last, were found yesterday.
 The Directors of the United States the regular quarterly dividend of 3-4 per cent on the preferred stock and l If per cent. on the common stock.
 A Few Hours After Receiving notice that his wife had begun suit for di- vorce, William D. Hochler, a salesman from Pittsburg, committed suicide in a downtown Chicago hotel by shooting.
 The Very Rev. Joseph Butler, for the past 25 years president of St. Bona ventures seminary and college Ale ghany, Cattaragus county. New York. died in New York yesterday after a lingering illness.
 Democrats cf@the House of Repre- sentatives, after a prolonged caucus, ratified the cotton tariff resision bill (lJ Ily-r onr~Yr- l,e,If ules of the Payne-Aldrich law on man. ufactures of cotton.
 The Nebraska Democratic Conven- ton, which had been expected to place Nebraska democrats on reor-d as to their preference for a presidential can- didate 8 year hence failed to express itself on candidates.
 As Battleships Are Built Larger may recommend to congress the con- structlon of mammoth drydock at New York or Norfolk exceeding in size any naval dock in this country.
 Supreme Court Justice Bischoff has granted final decree in the divorce action brought by Edna Goodric.I Goodwin against Nat Goodwin, the actor. The actor is barred from mar rying during the lifetime of Mrs. Good win.
 President Taft Has Committed from one year to six months the sentence of Raymond F. May, former business manager of a Kansas City newspaper who was convicted there in 1909 of using the United States mail to de- fraud.
 The Commission on Fine Arts has recommended that the $2,000,O0O me- morial to Abraham Lincoln in Wash ington take the form of a monument in Potomac park on the same axis s the Capitol and the Washington mon ument.
 Fears for the Safety of Ernest w. Day, the master mechanic at the Hood Rubber company's works, Watertown. who on June 30th sailed out of New Bedford harbor aboard a yawl, has caused that company to institute 2 search for him.