Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
Condensed TeIegrams

The Second National Bank of Clari- on, Pa, was closed yesterday by order of the comptroller of currency.
 The Department of Justice probably will soon begin an investigation to find whether there is another leather trust.
 Colonel E. G. Logan, former editor ln chief of the Louisville Times, died ten.
 A Washington Banker and Broker has $2O,000 to bet that Roosevelt car ries Ohio ever President Taft at the primaries.
 Chauncey Ball, a Veteran of the Mexican war, died at his home at Der by, Conn.,, last night, in the S1st year of his age.
 Of the 15,000,0O0 Bushels of bonded Canadian grain handled by the eIeva- tors in Duluth, there are only 5000, ,0e0 bushels left.
 The Regular Quarterly Dividend of Der cent was declared by the New ork, New Haven and Hartford rails
 
 The Will of the Late Prof. D. Cady Eaton ct Yale was filed for probate yesterday The entire estate. valued at about S100000, is left to the widow,
 Marquis Robrto ImperiaIl has invent ed new explosive which is absolutely sale, inasmuch as it will not explode without a Illuminating cap of mercury.
 During Performance in a Theatsr in Gitschin Bohemia, all actress named Ruda shot and instantly killed an actor named Wreba and then commit ted suicide.
 One Woman Was Burned to Death and another is dying as Q result of a tenement house fire in SOmerville Mass, caused by the overturning of a kerosene lamp.
 j. S. Hleany, Cashier of the First Ma tional bank of Bridgeville, Pa. left a l satchel containing $3,5OO in a smoking car The bag was found and returned by baggage master.
 In the Superior Court at Hartford yesterday Judge Curtis issued an or der appointing Norris s. Lppitt and Fred F. Holt receivers of the Windsor Locks Savings bank.
 A Quarterly Dividend of S10 a Share was declared yesterday by the direc- tors of the Calumet and Hecla Copper | company. The dividend three months ago was $8 and a year ago S6. rE -T s.-, | left England for South American where l they hope tO find a camp where they | will not be bothered by sanitary au, i thorities and town councils ! Controller Prsndergast, who has beer | stumping for Roosevelt in Ohio, re i turned to New York. Prendergast wa l picked by the colonel to present tn ! Roosevelt name to the convention.
 Severe Calling of Margins yesterda, l resulted in a drop of more than tw, | cents a bushel from the price of wheat 1 This meant a fall of more than nin cents from the high figures which re 1 gently prevailed.
 Jerry Jacket, a 13 Year old Newsbo l of Oakland, Cal, found a hand bal containing jewels valued at $b500. H 1 took the bag to the police, and, fearinl arrest for having the valuables in hi possession, he fed.
 In the Tryouts at Winthrop, Md, fo 1 a rife team to represent the Unite States at Stockholm, Sweden, Captai c. L. Burdette of the West Virgini militia made the remarkable score 0 l 2e4 o1Tt of a DOsSibIn 300
 Alessandro Bonoi Filed Suit agains the New York Central and the Pullma company for S50,000 damages. Bono alleges that on January 17 last tn heat, in a drawing room was turned o and he contracted a cold.
 Mrs. Ray spiro Was Cured of lock jaw in the liar Moriah hospital i New York by the injection of anti toxin into her spine. The operatio was a daring one, as the woman .s years old.
 The Property of the Rhode Islan Coal company was sold to Robert Hay of Boston for $5O,O0O at @ receiy ers' sale at Portsmouth, R. l., yesteI day. Mir. Hay was acting for Charlt c. Marvel of Boston.
 About 110,ooo,oOo Gallons of Wate daily will be allowed to run to vast from the great reservoir of the Metro pOlitan water commission at ClintOl Mass, for a few days the basin bein full for the first time in four years.
 During the First Five Weeks all pei sons who went to the Episcopal churC of SS. Peter and Paul in Chicago wel handed a list of questions in regaI to their physical condition. Up to da. only two couples out of a score haN returned to be married.
 pr. Lesage of Paris was awarded fir prize of S3,000 in the exhibition befoi the ninth International Red Cross COT ference, in Washington, for applanc, designed to lessen sufferings Of wounC ed soldiers. The winning exhibit W; huge automobile for X-ray field sel vice,
 Mrs. Hannah Saunders, 75 years ol is dying In the FOrdham hospital, Ne York, from exposure. the result of si ting for two days on the sidewalk bC side her meagre household furniture front of Third avenue tenemei from which she was dispossessed C Tuesday.