Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-17


 postage rate on second class matter
 Yesterday the anniversary of the battle of. Bennington was observed as public holiday throughout Vermont.
 BIoodhounds succeeded in findina the corpse of Engineer Ira Berger in the wreckage of the Pennsylvania 1S- hour train
 The cotton mills of the Manchaug company, at Manchaug, Mass, will go on a schedule of 42 hours weekly beginning today.
 Two hundred thousand Belgians took part in demonstration in favor of the unrestricted universal suffrage and obligatory education
 The House passed resolution ask ing the president to invite foreign nations to participate in the Key West exposition next January.
 Aviator Morrison while attempting to cross the English channel in a mon- oplane, had narrow escape, as his ma chine dropped into the sea.
 Mohammed Ali Mirza, the ex- shah, is reported to be in full flight after crushing defeat of his forces by gov ernment troops<north of Firuzkuh.
 Garfield Borough, New Jersey, which has 10000 population, rejected the com- mission form Of government at spe- cial election. The vote stood 251 to 196.
 The screwdriver and spring factory of the Truck Manufacturing com pany, at Brockton, Mass, was damag- cd f0 mi if hx fro yesterday.
 Herr Niedermobau, Cashier of he i Credit Savings bank at Frankfort, Germany, is missing. All examina ton Of the books of the bank show; short age of $2o0,000.
 Pickpockets have reaped harvest on the Chicago lake front while visi- tors with their heads thrown back were watching the aeroplanes fly at I the aviation meet.
 When Mrs. Patrick MaIoney of Woonsocket, R. l., Farm street, open her kitchen door yesterday she found five sticks of dynamite and a charred l fuse in the entry.
 Physicians were unable to save the I life of four-year- r-old Eva Heon after l she had swallowed strychnine pills WlIlCI SliG IOuHQ III d UCA at IltI lOillt l at North AItleboro, Mass. l Every railroad in the United States and Canada will replace it's right of way fences with beautiful Towering | hedges if plans of the railway garden i ing association are carried out. 1 Prompt action on the part of the l life-saving crew at Quonochontaug, R.
 l., saved the life of Miss Sarah King, the 19 year old daughter of George King, propriet of the King cottage. 1 Max Schimank, a military confidence man, who has been operating both in l the United States and Germany, es capped for his second time in three
 months from the jail at Heilbronn. 1 A heavy downpour of rain yesterday practically extinguished the big forest fires, which for the past week have I threatened to destroy the village of lPenobsquis, in Kings County, N. E. Nels Enee, in the grain commission and elevator business in Minneapolis, 1 flied a voluntary petition in bankrupt cy. Enge's liabilities are given as 1 $15S,05S90 and his assets at s91,771.96 l Brushed from the Seat of His Wagon i by the limb of a tree as he drove through the woods, John Pegg of
 Pennington, N. J.. 75 years old, struck his head on a sharp stone and was killed.
 l The White Star sea giant Olympic, 1 which docked at New York yesterday l morning. brought new record to port, having clipped off forty-six min utes from her previous best time from Queenstown. l Thirteen members of the New York Live Poultry Commission Merchants association were sentenced to three months Imprisonment and fined $500 | each yesterday for conspiracy in re- l straint of trade.
 Brought back from Russia to an-
 swer indictments charging the lar
 ceny of jewelry valued at S15,000
 from Samuel & E; ulIian' is,5 a 5eweler narr3f of Rothstein pleaded guilty.
 l Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beekman Winthrop and Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus boarded the battle and men with the blue silk efficiency pennant won by the ship.
 Asking for a Iunacy commission for Harry Kendall Thaw, now confined in | the MatteaWan hospital New York, 8 | court at Pittsburg yesterday in behalf of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, his wife. On the state reservation surrounding the Bennington Battle Monument, at Bennington, Vt. there was dedicated yesterday a monument to Col. Seth Warner, captain of the Green Noun tain Boys during the Revolutionary War.
 Mrs. Eva Thelberg, Sister of the late Walter Duryea, of Montclair, N. J., who died last May after living years with a broken neck. has arrived in this country from Sweden to contest the l will of her brother, who left the bulk of his estate to Miss Eleanor Peregril T, who had oeen his devoted nurse. 1 No Ball Scor.s In Saloons. Portsmouth, x. IT.. Aug. 16.-Here- after baseball scores will not be post = ed in the saloons of this city. This is in compliance with an order of the | cta fo cci ,od Inv