Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-22

panaon, is dead of cerebral hemorrhage at his home in New York.
 Martin Sheridan, Famous Athlete and giant policeman, is gravely i'll with matodfs at his home in New York. An operation has been decided upon.
 The Lehigh Valley Railroad man agement has issued orders to the effect that the company will not tolerate l tTatnmen or enginemen addicted to the use of intoxicating liquor. ~
 William H. Kehoe, widely known 1 among F'oresters and with many con neotions in fraternal societies, died of heart disease at his home in Nau- gatuck yesterday, aged 5S.
 A Transpaeifio Voyage in a 2O-foot yawl is being undertaken by three men as the first leg of a cruise around the world. The men left Yokohama in the Sea Queen, Capt Henry Voss.
 Prof. Herbert E. McGreuory. head of the School of Geology at Yale, sailed yesterday for Peru to join the Yale Peruvian expedition headed by Prof Hiram Bingham of the university.
 
 warden at the state prison under both Wardens Woodbridge and Garvan, died yesterday at the New Haven hospital from a complication of diseases.
 Colonel Roosevelt Was Attacked for his published criticisms of Thomas Jefferson and other historical figures in the senate yesterday by Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi.
 A Circus Elephant Broke Loose and used his brief freedom in wrecSing the Chicago suburb of Englewood. Torches, trees and fences were torn up before the animal was reca blurred.
 Thomas c. Moves, President of the Washington American League baseball club and news manager of the Wash ington Star, died suddenly yesterday of pneumonia at hospital in Wash ington,
 Representative Oristead of Pennsyl vania presented Speaker Clark with half of an enormous clamshell. The shell weighs 912 pounds. The speaker will use it to decorate his front yard bin Missouri,
 Fifty Per Cent. of the Drugs enter ing the port of New York and passed by the government inspector as ehem- ically pure are declared by the govern nent inspector in San Francisco to be adHlterated.
 . Vilkhmar Stefanson, the Explorer who discovered a race of blonde EsBi- mos in Victorialand, arrived at Nome Alaska, yesteray on the revenue cutter Bear, after spending four and a half years in the Arctic
 The Report of the Lehigh Valley railroad company for the year ended June 30, shows gross revenues of s36, ,905, ,935, 6 decrease of S7S1, 467, due to the suspension of coal mining dur ing April and May.
 Eight Parties of Astronomers will be sent from European and South Am erican countries to Rio de Janeiro tc witness the total eclipse of the sun which will be visible atsthe Brazilian capital on October l.
 Governor Baldwin Yesterday Nance Archibald McNeil, Sra of Bridgeport ? as a member of the Connecticut rivers and harbors commission to fill a va cancy caused by the death of Oliver Gildersleeve of Portland l Sergeant Evan Romig, U. S. A., sta. tioned at Fort Riley, Kan, was sho t and killed while acting as a coach fol . the Rhode Island National Guard a 3 the RUn1ford range yesterday The ia. 8 talfty was purly accidental Not Satisfied with the Report of pr . ChilIingWorth, the medical examiner 1 for Haddam, on the death of Kat, j. Pezar, wife of William Pezar, wht 6 died from paris green poisoning. Dep. ? uty Coroner M. E. Culver will hold al Inquest.
 > Announcement Was Made yesterda, that Mrs. Emile A. Emerson. divorced ! wife of Captain Isaac E. Emerson. tn millionaire capitalist, of Baltimore. ant { mother of Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt will be married today to c. Hazletin Basshor of Baltimore.
 The State Police Were in Waterbur, last Sunday and as a result of thef o visit twelve local saloonkeepers ant an agent for an out of town brewer, were served with warrants yesterday o charging them with selling liquor ol F. Sunday and with keeping with the in
 
 j. Failure of Engineman Schroeder t | observe and be governed by block sig Fl nals was the cause officially assigne yesterday for the collision on the Del '' ware, L4ackawanna and Western rail < road at East Corning, N. Y. on Jul ' 1, which resulted in the death of 3 |, passengers and the injury of S6 pas n sengers and two employees The City Commission, which wen : into office at Passaic, N. J., a year age n has won handsome profit for the cit n by practically permitting large prop erty owners to tax themselves. In mos cases the owners gave estimates great ly in advance of the figures at whic their property had been previously as sessed.
 ANNA HELD GRANTED
 DEGREE OF DIVORCE T Order Granted by Default, Her Illus : band Not Appearing.
 New York. Aug. 21.-Anna Held. tn ? actress, today obTaihed ah interlocll - | tary 1fe@r.aa If divo,-ra fen, b., t,,,