Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-22

CTS union during the year just closed.
 The Mexican Revolutionists yester day demanded the surrender of the city of Tampico, but the federal forces re- fused to comply.
 A Note Signed by Harry Wilson, who said he was one of the victims of the Titanic disaster, was picked up on the coast of Ireland.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday ad- vanced for early consideration cases White Slave act.
 Howard Streight, landscape paint CT of note died at San. Jose, Calif, Sun day. Streight's best known work is the Gross on the Mountain"
 A Consensus of the Reports received by the New York Sun indicate that Wilson will carry New York state, with Taft second and Roosevelt third.
 Miss Florence Ready, milliner of Pottsville. Pa, ran hatpin in her thumb, and before she reached a hos pital blood poisoning had developed.
 A Bottle Thrown in the Ohio River by Miss Nora Lee of Louisville, Ky, about five years ago. was picked up in the Pacific ocean, off San Diego, Cal. University of Illinois Students cele- brated a football victory over Indiana by wrecking the Walker opera house hurt.
 Flora Wilson, Daughter of the sec retary of agriculture will sing at all political rallies where her father Will speak on his western trip for Presi- dent Taft.
 The Naval Collier Brutus, has been ordered from Key West to Guantana- mo, to take on stores and coal for the i American warships on the east coast i of Mexico.
 Dr. Edward Hanna, professor of theology at St. Bernard's seminary at Rochester. N Y, has been appointed by Pope Plus auxiliary bishop of San Francisco.
 About 22o,000 Hectaliters of Ether are consumed each year in the Lon donderry district in Ireland, and the drug is almost as popular as whiskey, | beer or ale.
 For the First Time in many years the Supreme court yesterday let the l initial decision day after the summer recess pass without announcing a single opinion.
 The Trial of Sdna Allen, leader of the Hillsville, Va, outlaws, charged with the Carroll court house murders on March IA, has been postponed from October 2S to November z.
 pr. William .. Brooks, director of ] Smith observatory and professor of as- I tronomy at Hobart college, discovered | a comet about o'clock yesterday morning in the eastern sky.
 Co-eds of the University of Missouri are alarming socks for the men to pay their expenses through college. The prices are five cents for ordinary holes and seven cents for large holes.
 President E. J. Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway yesterday | denied a report that the Chicago Great Western railroad was to be ac- quired by the Grand Trunk.
 Congressman L. B. Hanna, Republi- can candidate for governor of North Dakota, has issued a statement de- claring that he will support President Taft at the November election.
 The Public Health Service of the United States has issued an order prohibiting the use of the public 1 drinking cup on rail or water carriers engaged in interstate commerce.
 The Cost of Organizing the Progress sive party in New York state and run ming a campaign for three months has been less than s90,000, according to figures supplied by the state chairman.
 A Letter From a Ten Year Old ad- mirer containing a s10 bill for his ! campaign fund, was declared by of the many read by him at the hos pital.
 Captain Larry Doyle, of the New York Giants, Arlie Latham, and ''Tode'' i Thompson. members of Doyle's Stars were fined s5 each yesterday for playing ball last Sunday at LenoS oval.
 Mrs Howard Reed IS in a serious condition at her home at Ridgef1eld as a result of having been knocked dewn and rendered unconscious by two nn- known men on the street late Sunday night
 Two Companies of stats Militia viii surround the track of the Mineral Springs Jockey club at Porter, Ind. before the hour for opening today, in compliance with orders issued by the secretary to Governor Marshall.
 Declaring That Most of the seven million voters in the United States were progressive, Senator Rob Stoughton, Wis, last night, secuted the idea that a third party was neces- sary.
 ReouIations to Further restrict the size and limit the weight of personal baggage of travellers, adopted by sub stantially all railroads in the United States, was suspended yesterday &y the. inter state commerce commission until April 29
 Freight Charges on Boots and shoes from Boston to Atlanta, and other destinations in the south, which showed an increase over existing rates of about ten per cent, were yesterda, suspended by the Interstate Commerce commission until April 9.
 Governor Johnson Will Invade Con- necticut on Friday, and on Saturday will go into Massachusetts, where his principal address will be delivered al Fall River. Monday will be spent ir Maine, and Tuesday in Vermont. He will return to New York on Wednes- day
 The Schooner L. M. Dantxler was boarded and searched at Mobile, Ala yesterday by United States revenue officers and. although government of dcials refuse to make any statement it was said upon good authority That munitions of war, destined for Next CD, were found on board.