Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

.szA2N WM3 Onnecticut in Proportion Condensed Telegrams
 Colonel Henry Francis Bowers,f ,foun- der of the American Protective asso- citation, died at Clinton. la.
 Charles B. WoIfson was Shot Dead | by Dr. A. H. Gladden. in a revolver du- el in a Monroe. La. drug store.
 Presi lent Taft is Breaking Roose- velt's pardon record, having up to July l granted pardons in 446 eases.
 Governor Bass Has Designated Mon day, Nov. 27. 1911. as advertising day
 Haywood, a Suburb of Chicago. is in furore because of the establish ment there of home for negro girls.
 The Thermometer Registered 15 Be- low Zero at Butte. Mont, yesterday. Five inches Of snow fell Thursday night.
 Methods of Teaching were discussed at the S9th annual meeting at Boston yesterday of New England school su- 1 perintendents.
 The Manitoba Government Decided at a meeting yesterday to erect new parliament buildings in Winnipeg at a cost of $2,000,00
 The Revenue Cutter Forward was l ordered to watch for three water-log- ged schooners abandoned off the south ern coast of Florida
 The Commerce Court Granted a tenn ! porary injunction against the inter- state commerce commissions order in the Spokane rate case.
 The Metal Trades Section of the American Federation of Labor will be- gin it's regular annual convention at Atlanta. Ga, next Monday.
 Notices Posted in the Seven Cotton mills of the Fall River Iron Works company announce that the big plant will continue in operation.
 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is dis pieahed by reports that he is planning fight against State Chairman Barnes of Albany fore the state leadership. The Cold Wave which entered north- ern Manitoba Wednesday night reaco- ed Winnipeg, Man, last night and the thermometer registered 10 degrees be- low zero.
 William A. Grant, department store clerk. was arrested, charged with threatening the lives of the family of H. s. Adams a rich millowner of Fort vile. Ind
 Threshing in Northwestern North Dagota, where thousands of acres of flax ard wheat lie in the field un- threshed, is at a standstill as the re- suit of the heavy fall of snow.
 A Cold Wave Which yesterday sent the mercury to 22 degrees below zero in southern Alberta and to low read ings in North Dakota. Wyoming and Montana, is moving eastward.
 Charles p. Murphy, leader of Tam many Hall left yesterday for Mt Clemens, Mich, where he has . for several years past to rest after the strain of political campaign.
 The Interetats Commerce commis- sion has under consideration charges of Baltimore commercial organizations declaring that the railroads are charg- ing excessive switching rates.
 coTored Boy, Guy Nelson, was burned to death in fire that destroy ed a loss estimated at $10,000. Woodstock, N. B.. yesterday and caus- ed a loss estimated at $10,000.
 Advices to Dun's Review from lead ing cities of the United States con- tue of a generally optimistic tenor, the movement of trade. with few ex- captions, being steadily forward
 Thirteen Fighting Bulls for Mexican Iaf.If a1,-I .~Ir .1I.rr on the way to Vera Cruz. The anf- mals are of the fiercest type and were bred for the sport in Andalusia, Spain. The Gigantic Task of Making card index record of the names of the sol dier dead of the United States whose bodies have been inferred in the ma tional cemeteries has been undertaken by the war department
 A Fire Originating in a Building oc- cupied by the leper colony at the county hospital at Los Angeles, Cal. yesterday threw $50 patients of the institution into panic before the flames were extirguished.
 Petitions Were Circulated at Lincoln Center, Kan, asking that the sending out of reports of the tar and feather" case, which goes on trial there next Wednesday. be prohibited for the sake of the honor of the community.
 
 A Country Wide Search for l4 year old Ogden Milton Spencer Loveaire has been undertaken by the police at the request of the missing boys moth- er from whose home in East Orange, N- J.. Ogden disappeared on February 21 last.
 The Cambridge Municipal Court put the Hid" on cigarette poker by liar yard undergraduates yesterday by hal ing cigar dealer into court and finding him guilty of encouraging gambling. He was released on the pay ment of small costs.
 A Golfins Honeymoon has been plan ned by Robert $. Simpson, western open champion, and Miss Fannie E. | Steinkopf after their marriage at | Kenosha, Wis, rext Wednesday, Their l tour will take them through the south | where they will play together on all of | the principal -s,urses.
 Ni Worknen Excavating on the shores | of Lake. Erie have unearthed A crIInn