Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-15

Edward w. Potter, Author of Across the Rockies With the Soakums and | other books, is dead at a hospital in New York
 SeVenty-five Women between the ages of 30 and 61 took the civil ser Seattle, Wash.
 Aviator Provost, flying for the James Gordon Bennett cup, made record of 99 miles an hour at Rheims in an elim- ination contest.
 Grand Rapids, Mich, Was Hit early Saturday by cyclone that injured 40 or more persons and did thousands of dollars worth of damage.
 One Woman Was Killed and many | persons were injured in cyclone which passed through the suburbs of Kenosha,' Wis, Saturday.
 The Progressive Party, Inc, has 1 been recorded in Albany. It is organ ized to spread free trade principles throughout New York state.
 Every Street Car in Louisville, Ky, | l ing funeral services of James B. Speed, the Louisville multimillionaire.
 Womens' Heroism and Self Sacrifice
 during the Civil war probably will be | implortalized by the erection in Wash
 ingten of a home for the American
 Red Cross
 J. G. p. Stokes was nominated for
 mayor of Stamford by the socialist
 party, and his wife, Rose Pastor
 Stokes. was nominated for the school
 committee.
 Whether the Convention of the third
 party which Is to meet in Chicago Aug.
 will be held in the Auditorium thea
 ter or in the Coliseum will be decided
 early this week.
 College Students Who in other years
 have helped harvest bumper grain
 crops in the west are now seeking the
 places of strikers on board trans
 Atlantic steamships. The New York Chamber of com , merce will have to pay $12,000 for a shave to it's front to comply with the
 order to remove all Instructions be- yond the building line. President Taft Indicated that h,
 would not make any extensive cam.
 paign trip this fall, when he declined
 an invitation to attend the Minnesota , state fair in September. Vice President Sherman, who hai
 been suffering from an attack of in digestion for the past two weeks. l. ! f7,,v, f- AaH fa , full activities early this week.
  The Drainage Canal at Evanston IL, is being dragged by the police fo the body of Clarence Passmore, 1 U years old, who was drowned whil ? trying to rescue a crippled sparrow. More Than 5O,0OO Barrels of Linn [, and a great quantity of coal were de Il stroyed in a fire in the storage shed q of the Rockland and Rockport Linn y company in Williamsburg, N. '. Th = loss is s7O,O0o.
 il The Expedition Organized by tw
 London women to search for burle
 treasure on Cocos Island, Porto Ric' 5, will have a rival. The new expedite e hopes to reach the island before tn Il women.
 ,e Decision to Open Impeachment pro v ceedings to remove Mayor Lewis Shan l. of Indianapolis from office for not CT 6, forcing laws prohibiting resorts hs y, been made by the Indianapolis Churc n federation.
 al The Senate Voted Saturday, 40 to 3 r. to make the Panama canal bill unfiI
 ished business. This substantially r, if fuses Great Britains request that u re bill be held up pending diplomatic III ,e gotiations.
 is The Rescue Ship carpsthia Is in DO
 in New York again with Captain, u E. cat mascot, which was presented rt Captain ROstron. The kitten is now < cat and holds all records for mou is assassination on board the ship.
 Postmaster Thomas B. Lowerre . Flushing, N. Y. will henceforth coi
 fiscate all general delivery letters a Id dressed to young girls of the villa, h. and turn them over to their parents 1g some male member of the family, on Governor Dix Pardoned orrin he Lawrence of Malone, N. T.. form TX treasurer of Franklin county. who W | h. of county funds. Aided by his fath s1, Lawrence has restored the money, m, A Philadelphia Newsboy, to sell 1 an papers better, shouted 'Extral Roos s- welt deadl Next president assassina i'd edl" He was fined $7.50. The jud I'd declared that the way to kill Ted ", was to smother him to death in N nd vember with votes.
 es
 as As e Result of Seven Mont m, work of John A. Gade, president of { ol- American Scandinavian society, ( ut engagements have been completed l ay an exhibition of Scandinavian art
 New York and other American cit
 during the coming winter. ho Judge William s. Case of the SUI es. rior court was Saturday named as { 'se third member of the arbitration boa as which is to decide the wage displ 70 between the Connecttcut company a
 its conductors and motormen on in. New Haven division. on The Largest Three Months busln he in the history of he postal service fill shown by the latest financial statem ms Of Auditor kram Of the postoftice
 pertinent. Revenues for he guar in ending with March reached $64, 5v .46, an increase hf s2, 3S6.8oltl O
 the same period last year. 'es Senator Bailey of Texas ln a ia in- well address to a score of his C ted leagues at private dinner predic aSi that if conditions in the United Sta 2l; continyed to change as much in fly, next 30 years as they had In the lia, 30 the country would face B condit {; parallel to that of the French revo
 tion-