Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-15
Its Total Circulation the Largest Connecticut Proportion Popu
Condensed Telegrams

Fire Destroyed Property worth s55,- coo in Middletown, N. Y.
 The Will of ex- Senator p. GarVan or Hartford disposes of an estate esti- mated at $1,O00.0O0.
 More Than 52 Pounds of Anhersris, worth s30.000. were found by Dr. Elliot and George Bowas off Seward, Alaska.
 The Strike of Trainmen which has tied up Georgia railroads has been set tied. All the men will be taken back.
 Kingdom Gould, son of George J. Gould, goes to the Missouri coal mines every day clad in overalls. He owns the mines.
 A Further Rise in Wheat and flour prices was noticed in Paris. The for mer advanced 50 and the latter 75 centimes.
 Senator John D. Works of California progressive, announced in Washing ton his purpose to vote for Governor Wilson for president.
 Major Henry c. Cole, U. S. A. of the subsistence department of the army is dead at Washington of typhoid fever. He was 43 years old.
 James F. Meara of Torrington was | chosen candidate for state senator from the 30th district at the demo. cratic convention Yesterday. ! As an Eleventh Hour Contribution to assure the erection of a s1O0,000 Y. | M. c. A. building in Portsmouth, Va, Miss Helen Gould contributed $15,0O0.
 Nov. 25 Will Be Known as Turkey | Trot day" in Cuero, Texas. when Gov | ernor Colquitt and his staff will lead a parade of 10000 Thanksgiving turkeys.
 For Writing Amatory Letters to the young wife~of Henry Booser of La ] Grange, Ga, c. D. Philpot. a wealthy retired merchant, was shot dead by her husband.
 l Three Chinamen and White Man were instantly killed, and three white men were seriously wounded in a shooting affray in New York China town yesterday afternoon.
 The United States Government will establish a miners health and sanita- ton bureau at Pittsburg to investigate
 reforms and lessen the conditions re- sponsible for diseases among miners.
 Cholera in Japan and small pox in Spain were reported yesterday to- the public health service. Guards have
 been thrown out to prevent the i'm portation of either to this country.
 The Second Trial of Allison M. Mo.
 Farland charged with the murder of
 his wife by poison, was called yes
 terday at Newark, N. J., before Chie1
 Justice Gummere of the Supreme court
 A Contest Over the Will of Charle:
 H. Pratt, who left practically his en.
 tire estate, valued at S699 eos, to tho
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 was begun in the pr ,bate court a Boston, yesterday
 Major General Leonard Wood, chic
 of staff of the United States army de
 sires to see more military instruc-
 tion given in the public schools ana declares ti.at one function of an arm!
 officer should be that of a teacher. John Henry Scott of New York ha beaten Edward Payne Weston's walk ing record from New York to Phila delphia by making the trip in 9 hours, 1 minute and. 15 seconds. Wes : toms time was 23 hours and AT min
 utes.
 John D. ArchboId, president of tn Standard Oil company of New Jersey was served with an order yesterda. to show cause in the supreme cour on October IT why he should not obe. l a subpoena recently served on hin [ demanding his presence at the hear } ings in the Standard Oil Waters , Pierce litigation,
 The Only Explanation for the re l appointment of Hugh Gibson d l charge of the American legation 6 3 Havana is said to he the determin.l I tion of President Taft to let il b l known that this government thorough I Iy endorses Gibson for his activity i 5 pressing settlements of America l claims.
 f Several Passengers Were r1ore c less seriously hurt by being tErcw s against the car seats when pas , senger train bound in from Ansoni l over the Derby branch of the Ne' 9 York, New Haven & Hartford railroa = collided with some tr1ight cars On h trestle over the West river meadow
 m Allingtown yesicrdag.