Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-14
Mrs. Russel Sage Donated $5,000 to the Red Cross Balkan war fund.

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 Nine Chinese Students sent to this country out of the Boxer indemnity fund arrived at San Francisco Tues day.
 Rev. John A. McEwain, pastor em- eritus of the Clarendon street Baptist church, Boston, died at his home there yesterday.
 John Tracy, Carpenter, aged 45, committed suicide yesterday at Hart ford while at work. He took cyanide of potassium.
 |. Col. Frank N. Chapin of Pine Mead oW, commiSSary general on the staff of Governor Baldwin. has been ten dered reappointment.
 CyreI Newman, a Schooboy Hunter, is dying in hospital at Hackettstown, N. J., from shotgun wounds received while rabbit shooting.
 Manuel Pardinas, assassin of Pre- mier CaRalejas of Spain, worked at Tampa, Fla, several months last win ter as a sign painter and decorator.
 John p. Studley of New Haven, who ran for governor on the republican ticket, filed an account of his expenses yesterday. The total amount spent was $s0.SS.
 President Taft Has Extended his forthcoming trip to New York to in elude New Haven, where next Monday he will attend a meeting of the Yale | corporation
 Beverly, Mass, Taft's summer home gave him 159 more votes than Will son and Roosevelt combined. The president got 1715, Roosevelt SS6 and Wilsen 670.
 According to an Announcement made | in New Haven, Yale has more than 4,00O graduates applications for tick l cts for the Harvard game that must | be rejected.
 The 46th Annual Conclave of the National Grange began a two weeks session at Spokane, Wash, yesterday with representatives from 36 states in attendance.
 A Parish House equipped with a, dance hall, a bowling alley and a moving picture theater may be erected l IT Newark, N. J.
 Actors In a Sketch called the Monks of Monastery which showed the monks indulging too freely in the juice of the grape, were egged from the stage in Perth Amboy.
 George J. Kelly, manufacturer of top l lifts, sustained a loss of $50, 900 as the result of a fire in the heart of the HaveChill, Mass, shoe manufacturing district yesterday.
 Gas Which Escaped from a heater in lodging house at Haverhill, Mass, caused the death of Frank Chaplin, a coachman, and Miss Mollie Leary, a housemaid, yesterday.
 Traffic Policemen in Chicago will carry a set of snowshoes this coming winter to be used on fallen horses to assist them to their feet The shoes are furnished by the Humane society. Allen SpauIding, a juror, whose ill., l ness caused a postponement of the dynamite conspiracy" trial, was so much improved last night that it was said the hearing will be resumed to- day.
 
 w. L. Beers, Preacher of Waka- rusa, Kan, is under arrest, pending investigation of the death of his wife | It is charged he choked her to death by pushing her false teeth down her throat.
 | Walter E. Frazier, once a wealthy | inventor and scion of an old New Eng land family, was found at the point of death in the hay loft of a Chicago liv- cry stable Tuesday night. He was penniless.
 Miss Florence E. Wilson of New York yesterday eclipsed all fast type writing records by writing at the rate of He words minute for one hour. The best previous record was 112 words a minute.
 The Standardization of Rates de- manded by the engineers of fifty east ern railroads will be conceded in the forthcoming arbitration report, but this means no pronounced increase in pay to all concerned. I Rev. William F. Weeks of SheIburne was elected last night coadjutor bish- op of the Episcopal diocese of Yer mont. The election of a coadjutor was made necessary by the illness of Bishop A. c. A. Hall.
 Suit for $25,ooo Damages was filed yesterday against Rube Marquard, pitcher of the New York Giants. by Joseph Kane, husband of Blossom See ly, an actress, alleging that Marquard alienated her affections.
 The Annual Work of Packetinq seeds for free distribution has been begun by the department of agricul- tuPe. More than 600 tons of seeds will be placed in about 60000, 900 packets. They will be mailed Jan uary l,
 4 Allison M. Mcfarland, recently ac- quilted in New Jersey of wife murder pleaded guilty to counterfeiting in the United States district court at New York yesterday and was sentenced to one and ene-half years in the federal peniteRtiary at Atlanta.
 Pleas for the Pardon of Robert E. Davie, ''the Boston boy broker" who has served 19 months of a five-year sentence for embezzlement, were heard yesterday by the pardon committee of the Massachusetts executive council Action was postponed for week.
 A Commission of Alienists was ap- pointed by the court yesterday to ex- anime G1adous O. Saint Denis, a 1s year old Lowell girl, after she had l pleaded guilty to a charge of attempt ing to murder her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Fred M. Jordan. of Lowell by putting pQiSQp in their coffee.