Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-13


 The Rev. AIoisus Hammer, who for 40 years conducted missions in cath clio churches throughout the country, is dead at Mendham. N. J.
 John G. Shedd of Chicago gave S5O.- 00O of the $10S.000 raised by President Marion Leroy Burton of Smith college during his recent western trip.
 Governor Dineen of Illinois decided not to call a special session of the Illi- nois legislature to fill the Lorimer va cancy in the United States senate.
 Gustav H. Schwab, head of the firm of Oelrichs &1 Co.,, New York agents for the North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,, died yesterday at LitchfieId, Conn.
 L. Merton White. janitor of the Alpha Hall building at Quincy. Mass, committed suicide by shooting yester- day after setting fire to the building in two places.
 President Taft Intimated to friends yesterday that he would like to enter tain President-elect and Mrs. Wilson at the White House at some time be- fore March 4.
 Three Hundred Employees of the Canadian Pacific Railway company at Montreal yesterday joined the strike of the Canadian Brotherhood of Rail- way Employes.
 John r. Hunt of RidgefeId was fn- ed $500 and costs in the United States court at New Haven yesterday for bringing diseased cattle into the state. He paid the fine.
 The First Automobile Truck ever de- signed and built within prison walls has been completed by the convicts at Sing Sing and offered for sale to the city of New York.
 The Armour Packing Go. is under indictment at Kansas City on the charge of violating the national pure food laws in a shipment of eggs from Kansas City to New York
 Six Men Were Killed by an explo- sion of 1000 pounds of dynamite in one of the pack houses at the plant of the Aetna Powder company near Gary, Ind, yesterday morning.
 Russia Officially Informed the Unit ed States yesterday that 1t will look out for the interests of the United States in Turkish waters and for United States citizens in Turkey.
 Ralph J. Sweeney of Jamaica, Long Island appealed to the postofflce depart ment because of a series of unsigned insinuating postal cards he and his I ing.
 pr. John C. Berry of Worcester, a former medical missionary, has been notified that the new emperor of Japan has conferred upon him the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure of the Third Class"
 No One Was "CriminaIIy responsible | for the death of Samuel Goldman, an l Orange farmer, who was killed in a collision between his team an a troll ley car at New Haven recently, Cor oner Mix holds.
 The Purchaser of the three -masted schooner yacht Karina, which won the Brenton's Reef cup two years ago, was announced yesterday as Theodore P. Burgess of Boston, a member of the Eastern and New York Yacht clubs: More Than 1000 Buffalo Overcoats which the government has preserved 1 for the past 20 years, or since they 1 were worn by the troops in the Indian campaigns in the northwest before | 1891, are to be used by the soldiers In | Alaska
 Otto Dencker, the real estate oper- ator in whose apartment at New York i Frederick Judson, the young Chicago l bond salesman, was stabbed Monday afternoon, was arraigned yesterday, i charged with the stabbing. He was re- l leased on parole.
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