Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20

mania and Bulgaria, has resigned from
 Rev. Victor soviIIa, Catholic priest of Columbus. O., was stabbed in the back by one of three unknown men.
 All United States Revenue Cutters are to be equipped with six-pounder rapid-fire guns.
 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson yesterday denied rumors that he mad handed his resignation to President Taft to take effect November Is.
 Pino Suarez, Candidate for vice pres ident of Mexico on the ticket with Francisco Madero, Jr, has been elect ed by a substantial majority.
 For the 14th Consecutive Time Mrs. Katherine l.. Stevenson of New ton was yesterday reelected president of the Massachusetts w. c. T. U.
 Careful Medical Examination of railroad employees was advocated in a resolution adopted by the Association of Seaboard Air Line Railway Sur geons.
 Clarence A. Hayford of Brockton pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing
  were committed while he was under the influence of liquor.
 After Several Years of Effort the women teachers in the public schools of New York have induced the city to put them on the same salary basis with men.
 A Verdict for the Defendant was found yesterday by the jury in the Russell G. Griswold s50,00O breach of promise suit against Miss Helen Wood ruff Smith of Stamford, Conn.
 Capt. w. B. Carr, found shot dead at Fort Leayenworth, was to have been married to Miss Jeanette Fran ces Clark, daughter of Major Charles c. Clark Of Fort Sheridan, Chicago, on November 1.
 Resolutions in Memory of the life and work of D. Frank Lloyd of New York, assistant attorney general of the United States before the customs court, were spread upon the records of that tribunal.
 Fire Completely Destroyed the beautiful country home of Robert Ba- con, American ambassador to France, at Westbury, L. l., yesterday. The loss is estimated at more than $20O,- 0G0.
 Rev. Archibald Q. Mackinnon, pas tor of St. Andrews Presby terian church, Watervile, Me, has resigned his charge to accept 8 call to be pas tor of the Presbyterian church at Mattapan,' Dorchester, Mass. in crowding about the biplane of c. F. Rodgers, the cross continent flyer, damaged tbe right biplane Rodgers was compelled to postpone his start. the diplomatic service.
 All of the So- Called Tap Line aI- lowances along the lumber carrying railroads in the southwest. which were to have been canceled November 1, will be continued until February 1, 1912.
 the interstate commerce commission ordered all express companies operat- ing in the United States to furnish to the commission on or before December 1 information in detail of all of their operations.
 The Last Step in Uniting practical ly all the liability insurance conpan- ies of this country and Europe in one organization was taken yesterday, when the Liability Insurance association at it's fifth annual meeting voted to join the combination.
 The Validity of the Will of Clarence F. Glover, the murdered Waltham laundry man, who left most of his property to his wife and one of his brothers, will be tried before single justice of the supreme judicial court and not before a jury.
 
 The New England Lime Company has taken ten years lease of the Garfield company's plant at Canaan, Conn, and has entered into a selling agreement with the Connecticut Lime company whereby it would control the latter's output.
 Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell, com 1nan5er of the department of the Phil ippines complained to the war de- partment that army transports are held at quarantine in San Francisco longer than merchant vessels.
 Howard w. Gill, in 'bfplane broke the American aviation endurance rec ord at Kinloch field, St. Louis, yester- day. He remained in the air four 16 minutes and 5 seconds. The for mer record made by the late St. Croix Johnstone was hours 1 minute.
 The House Committee orr Expendi- lures in the state department will have the distinction of being the first congressional committee to renew the departmental investigations so preva- lent last spring.
 Mrs Helen DweIIe Jenkins filed in the supreme court of New York a suit for S197.000 against Nathan Allen, her former admirer, because of the alleged conversion of securities and jewels which were in safe deposit box in Chicago in 1909. and which she alleges belongs to her.
 Ferdinand Fl. Berberich, claiming to come from Atlanta, was arrested at the treasury department at Washington yesterday, charged with carrying a pis- to1. He said he wanted to see Chief Wilkie of the secret service about se- curing a position, and carried the gun as a protection on the train. Death of American Missionary. Boston, Oct. 19.-News of the death If Miss Jennie Olin. one Of inc mis-