Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

vaccinated in Red Cloud, Neb. to ward | off the horse disease are dying.
 Sir Richard Cartwright, the Cana dian statesman, died yesterday. Re gently he was operated upon for her. mia. pr. Paul Walden of Riga, Russia, pre- diets that the next great feat of chem 1stry will be the making of eggs from air.
 AIarik Aho, a Finn, got permission In New York to change his name to AL len, which he believes vii be more con- venient.
 Governor Dix Yesterday Announced that he would not attend the demo- cratic state convention at Syracuse, N. T., next week.
 s. M. Williams, Inventor of the pow der used in taking f1ashlight photos, died in San Francisco He never pat ented his invention.
 Farmers Throughout the Corn Belt say that the crop is now beyond dan- ger from frost and will derive more good than harm from one. 
 Edwin c. Moore, Superintendent of the Diamond Match company, was found dead in a chair in his home in Oswego, N. Y. He was 70 years old. France Has Decided to Build squad ron of swift armed dirigibles for its | aerial war fleet in addition to the | swarm of aeroplanes already possessed | by the army.
 Norman SeIby, Kid Mccoy, the Amer | ican prizefighter, filed suit in Brussels against the Belgian government for $2O0,0O0 damages for false arrest and 1 imprisonment
 The Infant Daughter of Baron and | Lady Dec1es was christened in London. | The child was named Eileen Vivian Delapoor Beresford. The mother was the former Vivian Gould.
 Officers and Enlisted Men in the army absent from duty on account of dis | ability resulting from drunkenness or | any other form of dissipation will for felt pay during their absence.
 When Charles J. Claffey of Hartford, | who murdered his wife in Windsor last week and tried to kill himself is able to leave the hospital he will be ar- raigned on a charge of murder
 Governor Baldwin Yesterday Filed for probate the will of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin Whitney of New l Haven, who died in Cornwall. The es- tate is worth more than S10,000. It is Said in London that all suf- 1 fragettes will go armed in the future as a result of the disgraceful man. handling of a woman who interrupted a speech made by Lloyd George in Wales. -Nsa..sa
 The Body of pr. George B. Wells, a young Canaan veterinarian, who died Sunday of the disease known as Lud- wigs angina, was yesterday taken to Hancock Mass, his birthplace, for
 burial.
 Gentlemen Burglars or highway
 men, were declared much more hon.
 oraTble'' than the Roosevelt men in Kan-
 sas by John Maynard Harlan, who
 with J. Adam Bede spoke at PittsbuTg
 Kan, yesterday.
 Two Robbers Entered a hardware
 store in the Williamsburg section of
 Brooklyn yesterday, beat Miss Georgi- anna Bernhardt, a stenographer, into
 insensibility, robbed the cash till and
 set fire to the store.
 The Shareholders of the Old Colony railroad, which is under lease to the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, at their annual meeting yes- . terday authorized an issue of $S00,0 ,00C
 additional capital stock. Several Men Were Borne Down ir | the collapse of the grandstand from , which Colonel Roosevelt spoke at Tul- , sa, Okla, yesterday, and the colonel
 himself narrowly escaped. No one was
 injured seriously, however.
 pr. Harvey w. Wiley, former Gov
 ernor Joseph w. Folk of Missouri for
 mer Governor Robert B. Glenn of North s Carolina and Senator Ollie James of
 Kentucky have been secured to speak
 in the Ohio democratic campaign. Jacob F. Guthie, the Chicago higf lsl school teacher charged with stealing goods valued at $25O,000, threw cus- pidor at a deputy sheriff and threw 2 ! fit in the court room when arraigned His counsel is trying to prove insan- i ity.
 Abort Muneua and Tom Campbell ] deputy sheriffs of Greenlee county, Ari- zona. were killed and Deputy Sheriff 'Dutch' Keppell seriously wounded 1T
 a fight at Eagle Creek with Mexicans
 who were said to be stealing and kill
 ing cattle.
 . Suit for s1,ooo Damages has been , begun by Michael Megara against Per sonal Tax Collector Sanssbrine of Hart
 ford, in which it is alleged that the plaintiff, who had previously paid his tax. was assaulted in his home by the
 collector.
 William Hunt, Chauffeur of the au- tomobi1e which struck and killed James : Shea at New Haven, was arraigned 1T ! the city court yesterday on the charge
 of reckless driving. and his case was 3 continued until Thursday under bonds of $1,500.
 Mrs. Elizabeth R. Fowle, who died
 suddenly yesterday in London, was for
 noarly a resident of Brookline, Mass.
 but had recently lived in Portland, Me , TJntil few years ago she was in the millinery business in New York city and Portland.
 pr. A. Jacobi, President of the Amer | ican Medical association, made re- = canf studv of breast feeding infants as 5 compared with artificial feeding. h the former case the mortality was t per cent, while in the latter it was l from 19 to 22 per cent. : PRISONER HANGED T HIMSELF WITH TIE