Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23

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 Army Aviators Are Practieins land
 scape sketching while in flight.
 A Monument to Colonel Abram O.
 Miller was unveiled at Lebanon, Ind.
 Towns Have Been Destroyed and
 many lives lost in typhoons in For
 mosa.
 Another Perpendicular Advance of
 + points occurred in the price Of raw
 sugar.
 The Cameronia, the newest and big
 gest Scotch liner, arrived at New York
 on her maiden voyage.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Chormana of Cleve-
 land died from the effects of eating
 toadstools mistaken for mushrooms.
 Carlos G. Wood, Seaman of the
 gunboat Padueah. was commended for
 bravery under unusual circumstances. No Arrests Have Been Made in con-
 nection with the theft of the $1O,O ,O00 in
 currency from the Sioux Falls post
 office.
 Cholera is Now on the Decrease in Italy, and from September 10 to 1T there were a total of 1,007 cases, with 320 deaths.
 The People of Manua, one of the Sa . moan districts under American juris- diction, have joined together to start d merchant marine.
 Table Has Been Prepared showing cost of living of federal employees has increased since the last general in- crease was made.
 A New Counterfeit $1o National Bank note on the Blair County National bank of Tyrone, Pa., was reported by the secret service.
 A Man Thought to Be Henry Gill; a printer of Detroit, was found dying from gas asphyxiation in his room at
 hotel in Chicago.
 in the investigation of the assassina-
 ton of Premier Stolypin at Kiev there
 are indications of complicity on the part Of prominent officials. New High Records Were Again es- ta bllshed in the coffee market and for the first time in II years the entire list sold above the 12 cent mark. Flour Prices Advanced because Of the death of reciprocity in Canada 20 to 25 cents a barrel on the Merchants
 Exchange at St. Louis, yesterday. The Body of pr. John Scott Mason. a prominent dentist of Saco, Me. was discovered yesterday in his room at the University club, Boston, with a bottle of poison by it's side. LI. T at the Trinidad Lake Asphalt com pany's oil fields, on the island of Trin- idad. struck Thursday as the result Of an order to work on Sundays.
 The Overwhelming Defeat of Pre- nier Laurier and the liberal govern ment's policy of recip1 octty with the United States, at the polls in Canada, came as a surprise to England. Mrs. Francis Lewis WelIman, for lnerly Emma Jucn, the prima donna,
 was divorced from her husband, Fran
 cis l.. Wellman, the well known New York lawyer. in the Paris courts. Adviees This Week to Dun's Review from leading trade centers throughout the United States indicate that jobbers l are generally busy on current supplies demand being urgent in some in stances.
 Guilty of Murder in the Second de- gree was the verdict of the jury in the case of Edward tM Melvin, who was charged with shooting John ". Carey at his home in Charlestown, Mass, on Dec. 10th last.
 A Trolley Car of the Trenton Street Railway company, containing IT per- sons. ran into an open drawbridge of the Delaware and Raritan canal, at Prospect street, Trenton. Nobody was seriously injured.
 PIunsine from a Fourth Story win dow of the Hotel Prescott, al Ports mouth N. H., when he was awakened eariy yesterday to find smoke in his room c. W. Emery of Portland. Me, was dashed to death on a pile of bricks below.
 At the Annual Meeting of the 1s4th regiment, New York Volunteers, at Win sted, Conn.,, yesterday, a feature was the playing of E. c. Denison of Central Bridge. N. Y., who was the regimental fffer during the service of the regi- ment in the civil war. Claiming That Empty Milk Cans are thrown into the dirt along the road bed by employees of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad S milk trains. the farmers of Connecti- c..E aud Rfrde Island, through Milk Inspector Walter o. Scott of Provi dence, have protested to President Mellen.
 John DaIy, Better Known as Chi cago Jack Daly, a former pugilisi yesterday testified at Chicago that he received $50 from William J. Boener, said to be former organizer for the Chicago Typographical union, and John Olson, a printer, for assaulting Rush V. Demon, a non-union printr, who died January 16, 1911, as a result of his injuries.
 FIFTY KILLED IN q VESUVIAN HURRICANE. houses Razed by Wind and Many Vessels Missing. Naples, Sept. 22.-A hurricane of great violence. and accompanied by a loJ,, of {t,r~ 1Jcr1, %,rl