Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-29
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 Suffragettes Poured Chemicals into see eral letter boxes in London and | destroyed mail. he First Methodist Church at Lyn | orook, l.. l.. was destroyed by fire. The | loss is 15,000.
 Ordinary Business Was Suspended throughout the Dominion of Canada | ytsteruay In observance of Thanks | giving day.
 The Epidemic of Typhoid Fever which broke out in Troy, Pa. Is corded.
 Herman Grau, for Thirty Years a Wluely known operatic manager. is Sead 0e at his home in New York, aged
 Arthur Smith and Miss Aimee cour. ootn or Fort Wayne, Ind, eloped in an aeroplane and were married m Hills- dale, Mich.
 Work Will Begin This Week on the new graduate school of the tJniyer- s1ty of Pennsylvania, which will cost $500, 900.
 Walter w. Mistead of Manila has sent check to Treasurer Rolla Wells for $1,4O0 to be used in Governor Will sons campaign.
 After Seven Years of Experimentino a seedless prune has been grown by Carl Dietsch, fruit grower, near Kalama, Wash.
 Contributions to the National pro- hlbition party's campaign were S2O,- OS5.3S, according to a report of Treas urer H. P. Paris. Mrs. Eliza Ann Rioas of South Cas- co, Me, celebrated her S7th birthday by picking 10 bushels of apples and milking eight cows.
 The Secretary of State and Mrs. fKnox and the secretary of war and Mrs. Stimson were dinner guests at | the White House last night. The Police of Corry. Pa., are search | ing for a boy who shot President Taft under the eye with pea while the president was in the city.
 Approximately $3oo,ooo Has Been l paid out of the national treasury since last December to employees injured in the performance of their duty.
 John N. Streman, Halter, 51 years old, dropped dead at his bench in the finishing room of the Lee Mel. .achlen company at Danbury yesterday.
 Cockroaches and Bedbues are the l latest insects to be branded as car riers of typhoid fever germs, according to Surgeon R. E. Riggs, U. S. N.
 The Strike of 150 of the 175 motor-- men and conductors employed by the l Jacksonville, Fla, Street Car company resulted in an almost complete tie | up.
 The Japanese Health Department has issued warning against eating raw fish, declaring bacilli in the fish are responsible for the cholera out break.
 The Plant of the farmer Rubber works in East Millstone. near New Brunswick. N. J.. was destroyed py fire yesterday, entailing a loss of | s100,00O.
 Arthur H. Bartholomew, first mayor or Ansonia, closely identified with the industrial life of that town since its beginning, died at his home late Sun day night.
 Rev. Myron F. Adams, pastor of 8 Baptist church at Chicago, has an- nounced the establishment of "schoo for prospective brides" which will be opened at the church.
 Because of Continued Illness ot John N. Carter, juror in the murder trial of Ettor, Giovannitti and Caruso the case was again postponed yester. day until Wednesday.
 j. Milton Bruce, Piano Turner, wa. suffocated by smoke from a slight firt in the basement of the salesroom O. the Lincoln Piano company at Spring. field, Mass yesterday.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday ad vonced to December for argumen the cases involving the constitution ality of the newspaper section of tn, postal appropriation law.
 Chairman Barnes Claims New YorL state for Taft by 60,000 on a canvas. of one-third of the districts outside o the metropolis. One-sixth of the tota vote is given to Roosevelt.
 john D. Rockefeller, Jr., in address ing the young mems Bible class of tn Eft Avenue Baptist church, New York Sunday, expressed the hope that hi son would enter the ministry.
 A Verdict of $3S,ooo Against the Ho