Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
Condensed kilograms

CONDENSED L eleSIdlIlS
Owen Wister, the Author, says the
rumors of his i'll health are unfound-
ed.
M. Levi was Injured, probably fatal
"; by fall of 200 feet with his BIZ
plane at Rheims, France
Henry w. Fuller, general passenger
traffic manager of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. died in Washington.
M. Morta, French Student of avi-
alton, fell 80 feet while practicing at
CharlelviHe and was fatally injured.
Samuel Matowitz, aged 45 years. of
New Hartford, died yesterday from the
effects of paris green taken Thursday
night.
| For the First Time in more than 25
years Nashville, Tenn, Thursday
elected a negro city councilman, DIT.
President Gompers and the other la
Dor leaders have petitioned the su-
preme court to dismiss the contempt
. proceedings against them.
! Mrs. Taft Has Rented cottage at
! Virginia Hot Springs and with the
president will spend a month or so
. there after leaving Beverly.
Mrs. George Randolph Chester, wife
| of the we'll known short story writer,
was granted a decree of divorce from
her husband in New York.
James ). LiiiI, president of the Great
Northern railroad. was reelected
| director a the annual stockholders
meeting held in ST. Paul, Mimi.
Pressure of Other Matters before
counsel for the defense is likely to
postpone the trials of indicted officers
of the sugar trust until January
The Globe Cotton Mill of Woonsock-
ct. r. l., employing $50 hands, resum-
ed full time yesterday, after running
flour days a week for the past three
months
J. E. Hills Of Glastonbury this year
planted six Bushels of seed potatoes,
which usually yield seventy bushels.
He gathered only four bushels of good
potatoes.
Mrs. Antonio de Navarro, who was
Mary Anderson on the American stage
in New York yesterday on the steam
ship Baltic.
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis con-
'tinues his war on the alleged potato
! trust, although he may have to send
500 miles to get his supplies for the
| local market.
Sir William John Crossley, native of
| Ireland formerly liberal member Of
| the British parliament of the Affirm
cham division of Cheshire and a phil
anthrOpiSt is dead.
Army Officials Hope by the first of
| the year that all members of that SER
vice are immune from typhoid fever.
| This will be accomplished through
! typhoid prophylactic.
! Charles Dennson Price, a midship-
| man of the cruiser New Orleans, be-
! longing to the United States Asiatic
| fleet, committed suicide at Manila yes
| terday. He shot himself in the head.
| A Granite Shaft to Perpetuate the
| memory of Confederate soldiers and
sailors who are buried in the Pittsfiefd
| field National cemetery, Philadelphia,
was unveiled with appropriate eere-
! monies.
The Mobilization of the Atlantic and
! Pacific fleets at New York and Los
| Angeles, Oct. 80 to Nov. 2, will mark
the gathering of the greatest naval
! force that ever floa ted in the waters
or this hemisphere.
| The First Attempt TO Forge a postal
savings certificate of deposit met with
failure in Seattle, Wash, where Sahih
/ Gin Anlat is under arrest, charged with
/ forging a certificate belonging to r.
| All Of San Francisco.
! Reports that the 1000 Patroln1en of
| the New York pOJica TfY ant rea
! subscribing SIS each to fund for use
t in buying legislation, providing higher
pay for the force, have been in circu-
| lation for several days.
; Associate Justice John Marshal Har-
Ian of the supreme court of the United
i States is suffering from an attack Of
acute bronchitis at mis- home in Wash
! ington. Justice Harlan is rs, and his
condition is regarded as grave.
| President w. RI. p. Faunce announce
! ed yesterday that $4oO, 600 of the en-
! dowment fund of $1,000,000 which
/ Brown university has been endeavor-
!! ing to secure during the past two
/ weeks already has been subscribed.
Count Wolff Metternich, nephew of
| the German ambassador to Great
! Britain, whose wife recently commit
! ted suicide was found guilty at Ber-
! lenses and sentenced to nine months
| in jail.
! The French Minister of Marine is
| such orders that hereafter no powder
| shall be kept aboard warsIips over
| four years. The order is the result of
an investigation of the explosion on
| the ibattleship Lfberte at Toulon a few
| weeks ago.
| In the superior court at Winsted,
| Conn, yesterday, Judge Bennett hand
| ed down a finding disbarring Homer r.
| Schoville of Torrington, Indefinitely
! from practicing in the state courts
Schoville was charged with misman-
agement of funds.
w. n. Wilson of HoIyoke, Mass,
engineer in Charge of that citys
/ filtration plant, and C. E. Walker
Of Burlington, VT, have been miss
Walker of burlington, have been miss