Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
Condensed Telegrams

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 Rt. Rev. Joseph schrembo was in- stalled as the head of a new Catholic diocese at Toledo, O.
 A Gift of 5000 to Williams College from Edward l.. Perkins of Philadel- phia was publicly announced yester- day.
 The Republicans of Massachusetts in convention in Boston adopted resolu tions endorsing the administration of President Taft.
 yesterday elected Charles o. Barry of Walker, Ia., president, over J. S. Me k1nley of Orient Ohio.
 While Crossing Railroad Tracks in Dorchester yesterday, Mabel Dyer. 14 year old girl, was struck and in- stantly killed by a train.
 Federal Officers Have Unearthed an extensive scheme of smuggling grain from Canada, and several arrests have been made at Norma, N. D.
 President Fitzhush of t4 Central Vermont railway announced the ap pointment of J. E. Dalrynaple to be in charge of the traffic, yesterday.
 "our Railroads Are Superior to Great Britain's,'' said President Viii liam C. Brown of the New York Cen tral, who returned from Europe yes terday.
 One third of the Business Section of Ashland, Me, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Nine buildings were burn- ed. and the loss was estimated at $100,000.
 Hon. J. Douglas Hazen, Premier of New Brunswick, has been rendered the office of Canadians high commissioner at London, with a salary of s25,000 annually.
 Trade Exports Through St. John, N. B.. to the United States for the quar- ter ending Sept. 30 show an increase of nearly s40,o00 over the same period last year
 Matt Wells. the English Boxer, knocked out Billy Donovan of Pas saic, N. J.. in the fifth round of a scheduled ten-round bout at Toronto, last night.
 The Dutch Steamer Ixion, bound from Batavia, Dutch East Indies, for Liverpool, has been destroyed by fire near Engano. an island off the west coast of Sun1atra.
 
 The TranseontinentaI Railways Filed an application with the interstate com n1erce commission for 8 suspension of its order in what are known as the Pacific coast cases.
 Reorganization of the Customs in spection service at Boston along the lines of the system in force at New
 ' ork is under consideration by the treasury department. The Charge Against Lieutenant Gov ernor Timothy L. Woodruff of New
 York for breaking the Sunday law by holding an aviation meet at Nassau Boulevard was dismissed.
 at the South Georgia exposition at Triton, Ga, yesterday, Capt. John Broder fell zoo feet from his balloon and was instantly killed. The Second Coming of Christ and the war in which Turkey and Italy are engaged. is the view held by the Seventh Day Adventists. The Public Utilities Commission of New Jersey has ruled that steam rail- tickets between any two given points on their lines within the state. Somewhere in Chicago a Silver Dollar of 1904, valued by Eumismatists at s650, is waiting to be recognized. 1t was stolen recently from the collection of Charles E. Rogers by workmen At Meeting of Illinois Democrats in Springfield resolutions were passed condemning National Conmitteenaan n Roger c. Sullivan and indorsing Con- gressman H. T. Raineys for his suc- cessor.
 Groups of Statuary En1blen1atic of the joys and burdens of life, executed by Sculptor George Grey Bernard for the capitol at Harrisburg. were. accept ed and dedicated with impressive cere- monies.
 A Despatch from Dublin, Ga, says Q negro. employed as a chauffeur by a prominent woman, was lynched by Q l masked mob for an attempted assault upon the woman whose automobile he operated.
 It Was Brought Out in the Senatorial committees investigation of the brib- I cry charge against United States Sem ator Stephenson at Milwaukee that campaign workers were paid money literally.
 An Applicant for Naturalization in l Bridgeport Wednesday was asked by the examining attorney how much he l would So1l I,ic for JoIIa