Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-01

| rot p1Snl.
 Governor Thomas R. Marshall yes i terday cancelled further campaign | speeches because of the death of Vice President Sherman.
 During the Last Six Days the demo- 1 cratic national committee received | contributions amounting to $136GSS.72 and borrowed $40O0o
 Miller, a Professional Walker. broke 1 the worlds pedestrian record at Der ! lin by travelling 10 miles in i hour. Y minutes and E seconds.
 Henry L. Wade, president fer q years of the Waterbury (CoHaD Clock company, died at his home there yes terEay morning, aged 70 years.
 Arrangements Are Being Perfected for team contests in the summer ot 1914 between England and America for the 31 rater class of yachts. Jean cIiche, Aced 62, was struck and killed at Lewiston, Me-, yesterday by an automobile operated by Arthur E. Walker, Jr, of that city william Js OI van Ht.Nl'ItlN ~ Ii t~@- l ed regret al the death of Vice Presi- dent James $. Sherman. with whom he | had a slight personal acquaintance.
 Gladstone Dowie. son of the late John Alexander DoWic. founder of Zion City, is to be ordained a deacon of the Episcopal church next Sunday.
 Five Spectators Were Arrested charged with selling tickets tD tH. Roosevelt meeting at Madison Square Garden in violation of the city oldi- nance
 The United States is raridly hecom- ing the educational center Of tho world, if statistics preuar-d hy Prof Rudolf Tombo of Columbia university are correct
 Mrs. Mary H. Smith of Milford Conn, and Washington. D. C.. and for meTly well known in Natioral L.. A R circles. died at Milford. yesterday i She was S7 years old.
 Major Charles A. stott, formerly chairman Of the Ma5slch1 repub- lican state committee. died yesterday aged =. Major s-1tt' Was mayor oI Lowell in 1876 and 1877.
 Governor Johnscn evidently does not intend to he in California to yot, for himself next TueSjdv. as hg is sthed- uled to speak a. P"oyidCnce and Springfield on MonGay.
 Walter Morris. mana-e~ cf the Ho- tel san RCmO, in New York died early yesterday from hear. failure brought f,r-c T. tt. | of Vice President sherman.
 Call Money Advanced to 8 1-2 por cent in Wall stree. yesterday owing to the heavy borrowings to meet the Nov. 1st corpora ion and dividend pay ments, which will exceed S125,ooo.00Q
 Albert G. Hall, S1 years old. one o' he oldest telegraph operators living will cast his first vote al DOyleStonn Pa, for Taft. He has been a resident of Wash,netoE since 1867 and hence had no vote
 The Negro Soldier has derlonstrat- ed his ability to serve with less losr of time from active duty ay reason c1 sickness than the white enlisted man according to the annual report of Sur seon General George r. TornsJ
 Navy Officials Are Much Pleased with the rapidity with which the powerful new wireless station at Ar- lington, Va, is responding to ''tunine up." Already it is working at higher power than had been anticipated.
 Joseph J. McKenna a 6csortcr from he United States army fcund guilty of stranglins 70 death siy years nld Sierid Ecks;rom in New York. was sentenced yesterday to die in the e'cc- lric chair during the week of Dec 9.
 Albert T. Watson Was Found Guilt, of murder at Shreveport. La. in con nection with the kiHinc of C - Rai- ley, wealthy 1umbe~man whom Wat son confessed he clubbed to death that Mrs. Bailey might be free to marry him.
 l Michael Reqan, superintendent of police of Buffalo. received a letter from a secret society demanding that he resign from the force before elcc- tior day or be blown tu <. e. 3. B. B The despatch doesn't mention where that is
 Three Firemen Were Sadly Injured by the collapse Of q iadGe- while fighting a fire in the Gilman block al Worcester Yesttrddy. Those injured were Capt. Harry Douglas. Lieut.. A D. Robinson and Hoseman Francis Flynn.
 Rewards Aegreqatng $9,Oo0 hay, been offered by state and federal au- thorities for the arrest and conviction of bandits who held up and robbed 6 Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train near Eufala, Okla, Tuesday morning.
 Thirty-two States Have NotiFiec Secretary Knox of their ratification. ot the proposed income tav amendment to the federal constitution and fcul have notified the state department ot their rejection. To become effective 36 states must ratify.
 Dr. F. N. Meyer. one of the mos expert and fearless scientists of th, department of agriculture. is off for three years enforced exile n Dark est" China. where he will see plant lift that might add to the aericul, ,ura riches of the United States.
 Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist will not hold a license in Chicago tC conduct a saloon unless City Collector Cohen is compelled to, issue one tC him. The license formerly held b1 Johnson expired yesterday Johnson has fled bond for new license, but 1 won't issue one unless I'm compelled to- said Cohen.
 Attacks Upen Colonel Roosevelt fol his alleged connection with the stee trust and the present era of prosperity were the themes of the addresses o Senator Norris Brown af Ncbra ska whe Was the pFincipa speaker vs ster dat 0n tue Taft special i5 Minnesota