Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-02

It Is Now Believed that Italy in few weeks will have army of occu- patton in Trlpoli of 100000 men.
 Julius Mcvrcker, a light opera sing CT, and Mrs. Alanson Summers, worth s15,ce0,000, were married in New York.
 After Being Given up for Dead for 26 years, Albert Morgan, once a mer- chant has returned to Kenosha, Wis consin-
 Capt. Lloyd H. Chandler has been ordered to relieve Commander George R. Evans as commander of the scout cruiser Salem.
 The Projected General Arbitration treaty was discussed at a conference between British Ambassador Bryce and Secretary Knox.
 The Steel Trust Investigation com mittee of the house of representatives will resume its hearings in Washing ton, November 20.
 The Prosecution Announced Yester- day that Allison MacF'arland would be arraigned next Monday to plead to charge of murdering his wife.
 The First Cold Wave of the Season made it's appearance yesterday in the northwest. with almost zero weather in Montana and North Dakota.
 Rev. William S. Hagen, D. D.. for 4s years pastor of the Congregational church of Northfeld. Vt, died at Rev. erly' Mass. yesterday. aged 75.
 Rt. Rev. William Wilcox Perrin, bishor of British Columbia since 1893, was gazetted as suffragan bishop of the Willesden diocese of London
 Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens of Port land, Me, was yesterday reelected to the presidency of the National Wom- ans Christian Temperance union.
 The Officers Who Attended the Ger man army maneuvers during the past summer have submitted their reports to Major General Leonard Wood.
 Throw Open the Windows at Night and breathe plenty of fresh air." is the request of Dr. c. P Bobford, su- perintendent of the Hartford board or health.
 Halloween Jack O Lantern caused the death of nine year old Louise Storer, daughter of Charles Storer, of Cohasset, Mass. The candle ignited her clothing
 Louis Gustavo, Motorman, was in stantly killed when an electric car on the Norfolk and Bristol Street Railway company's line left the rails at South Walpole, Mass.
 Three Explosions at the Dupont powder works at Haskells, N. J. yes terday caused a loss of about $6O.000 and endangered the lives of about 30 men at the plant
 The Shock Caused by the Death of her brother. pr. George F. Jelly the alfenist. a week ago. resulted in the death yesterday of Miss Sarah L. Jelly
 
 Rev. James |. T. Coolidge of Cam bridge. Mass, member of the class of 'SS of Harvard and it's oldest living graduate, yesterday observed his 94th birthday at his home.
 Prof. John Montgomery of Santa Clara college, noted as the inventor of EdenVele. Cal, while experimenting with an aeroplane glider.
 Raisins and Peppermint Candy are the substitutes for tobacco being used by Dr. D. K Pearsons of Hinsdale. the e1 year old philanthropist. who swore off tobacco four weeks ago. township. Pa, and John Hall were hunting rabbits at Williamsport, Pa, yesterday. the latter accidentally shot Warner, killing him instantly.
 Mrs. Marie Booth ManteII, wife of Robert c. MantelI, the actor, and her self well known as a co-star with her husband, is dead at her summer home at Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
 kyrIe Beievv, for Many Years lead ing actor Of romantic roles, is critical ly i'll at Salt Lake, Utah, with pneumo- day and physicians fear he will not recover.
 A courtn1a artiaI conevened at Fort Second Lieat EIwood r Hand. graduate of West Point. on charge of conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
 Chief John KenIon of the New York fire department was thrown out of his automobile yesterday when the car col lided with an engine tender in answer ing an alarm of fire, and sustained broken leg and bruises.
 That Commercial Vessels Convertible for naval service ina time of war will be adopted in place of regular cruisers is the latest proposed solution of the naval problem confronting the new Canadian government
 Requests of s1.ooo Each to Bowdoin college, the Bangor Theological semi nary and the Maine Missionary society are contained in the will of Rev. John $. Sewall professor emeritus at the Bangor. Me, seminary.
 Themas R. ShiEp Announced yes terday his resignation as secretary of the National Conservation associa- tion. He will devote his time exclus- lively to his duties as executive secre- tary of the National Conservation con gress.
 
 Isaac Harris and Max Bfanck, pro- prietors of the Triangle Shirtwaist company, the fire in whose lofts on March 25 last resulted in the loss of 153, will have to go to trial in the near future unde- indictments of man slaughter in the first degree.
 In a Revolver Fight Between Four Italians in Giuseppe Annello's -->cery store at Cleveland. O., yesterday An geio Lavaro. said to be a Black Hand man, was killed and Ernesto Damico Annello's clerk, was probably fatally wounded Annello is under arrest.