Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-04

Of the murder Of his father, Dr. A. A. | Stuart, prominent physician of Fort | vile, Ind, on the ground of self defense.
 The Visit to This Country of Charles C. Allom,. a leading British yachts man, has caused a revival of rumors of forthcoming challenge for the Amer ica's cup.
 Retirement of the President of the United States as commander in chief of the army at $10,000 a year was pro- posed in a bill yesterday by Senator McCumber
 Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, the French actress, was escorted from the railway station in Chicago to the theater by squad of police and a long procession of automobiles
 After Being Blind for 28 years. the Rev. G. G. Rupert of Oklahoma City had his sight restored when his grand- child struck him in the eye with a piece of tinfoil.
 Byron Crane, 16 Years Old, of Springfield, Mo-, was stabbed and prob ably fatally wounded as the result of a hazing episode at the Methodist col lege at Morrisville. Mo.
 The Capital Stock of the Pacific mills of Lawrence, Mass, is to be increased from $3,000,000 to 12,0O0,00O if a rec ommendation made by the directors is accepted by the stockholders. For the First Time since the advent 1 of the automobile in Massachusetts, ! the total registration has passed the l 50,000 mark. There were 50,049 auto 1 mobiles registered on Nov. 26. The Date for the Inaugural Ball to be rendered by the First company, Gov 1 ernor's Foot Guard of Hartford, to | Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin has been fixed 1 for Wednesday evening. Jan. 8.
 
 The ComptroIe of the Currency | yesterday issued a call for a state i ment of the condition of all national banks in the United States at the close of business on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
 George A. KmbalI, who planned the l construction of the Boston Elevated Railway company's lines in Boston, | died suddenly of heart trouble at his home in Arlington, Mass, yesterday. i pr. Alice Bunker Stockham, widely ! known as physician, author, suffra- 1 gist and one of the pioneers of the i eugenic movement, is dead at her late home in Alhalnbra, near Los Angeles, 1 Gal.
 November Was District Attorney Whitman's busy month in New York. He secured 40 convictions, accepted 159 | pleas of not guilty and the two Novem- Der grand juries returned 2S9 indict- ments.
 Samuel T. WarfieId, one of ten men indicted at New York in the alleged rare book swindle, surrendered to the federal authorities at Chicago yes- terday. He was released under bond of $2.5oO
 Announcement is Made at Orange. N. J., of the approaching marriage of | Miss Madeleine Edison, daughter of Thomas A. Edison, to John E.. Sloan, a young inventor formerly associated with MT. Edison.
 The Proposal for Separation of the taking of the oath of office by Presi- dent Wilson and the inaugural ceremonies has been branded as ut terly foolish' by the district democratic national committee.
 Congressional Investigation of the recent raid by the postoffice depart ment on druggists, doctors and others, charged with improper use of the mails, has been asked by the druggists | organization of Ohio.
 An Attachment of $15,o0o was placed | " AHfOVnnu ~ Don cax " on the Trades Council building in Wal lingford in behalf of a number of members of the Union of All Metal Workers, incorporated.
 The Report that Senor Lascurian, Mexican minister for foreign offairs, is coming to Washington, it is believed, may have connection with the ap- preaching retirement of Ambassador Calero from his post there.
 "An Important Factor in the high cost of living is the insect known as the tick which by attacking cattle in every part of the country is costing the people $100, 0,000, 900 annually" says Dr. Peter F. Bahnsen, state veterinarian of Georgia,
 Slxty-fiv Dollars Is Too Much for a 1 Wesleyan college boy to pay for an overcoat when his father is wearing a S20 one, and the New York state su. preme court, has just declined to en- force payment by the father of a Mid dletewn tailor's bill of this character.
 A Sentence of Seven Years fin the state prison was imposed yesterday upon J. Irving Davis, former grand recorder of the grand lodge of Rhode Island. Ancient Order of United Workmen. who had been found guilty of embedding s40.00o of the funds Of the order.
 Warden Fallcn, Deputy Warden Hanley and all keepers, turnkeys and trusties in the Tombs were served with subpoenas yesterday to appear before the grand jury and tell what they know about the reported favorit- ism shown Charles H, Hyde, former city chamberlain, convicted last week of bribery,
 James Still on Witness Stand.
 Cincinnati, Dec. 3.-Henry c, James, the governments first witness in the trial of President John H. Patterson