Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-28

A Wager of $2,00o at even money that Roosevelt will get d larger pop ular vote than Taft was made in Wall street.
 Brig. Gen. Henry Beebe Carrinaton, aged SS, eminent in literature. war and law, died at his home in Hyde Park, Mass, Saturday.
 Cardinal Farley of New York dedi- cated the new Catholic cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at Denver, Col, yesterday.
 One of Rosa 6onheur's earliest paintings has been found in San Fran cisco, after having been listed as miss ing for many years.
 Secretary MacVeaeh of the treasury department will deliver d number of speeches for President Taft during the closing days of the campaign.
 Mrs. Louise Lindthoff, accused of the murder of her son, for his insur- ance money, is being tried in Chicago. The jury is composed of married men. A Man Whose Body remains uniden- tified was struck at Derby by the late train out of New Haven Saturday mid night. The wheels badly mangled the victim.
 Officers and Men of the United States revenue cutter service are for bidden to accept pay for aiding ves- sells in distress under an order of the treasury department.
 Judge Advocate General E. II. Crowder of the army in his annual report urges that deserters be given an opportunity to redeem themselves in detention barracks.
 pr. p. B. Hall, city health officer of Minneapolis. declared that appendici- tis may be contracted from kiss. He said the only safe way to kiss q girl was to kiss her picture.
 The Latest Candidate Mentioned to 1 succeed Dr. Harvey NJ. Wiley as chief | of the bureau of chemistry, is Dr. Carl l.. Alsberg, chemical biologist in the | bureau of plant industry. It is Said Each Policeman on the New York force will be asked to con 1 tribute $2 towards the defence of l Lieutenant Becker. convicted of the murder of Herman Rosenthal
 The Jury in the Case of Myron Jor- dan, an editorial writer of Rock Is- land, H.. charged with sending ob- scene matter through the mails, re- turned verdict of not guilty.
 Contributions TotaInq S5e1 ,032.2C and expenditures of s55S,311.25 in the republican presidential fund were dis closed in the financial statement of the republican national committee filed Saturday.
 Archie Adamsen, Secretary of the 1 Industrial Workers of the World in l Lawrence, was arrested there Satur- day on a charge of violating a city ordinance by distributing circulars on 1.-the street.
 Examinations of Candidates from civil life for appointments as second lieutenants in the United States ma | rine corps will be held on or about January next at Washington and ir San Francisco
 Bennington, Winston and Orange counties, Vermont, have been selected by the bureau of plant industry, U. s department of agriculture, for carrying on the farm management work whici Secretary Wilson directed should be. gin on Nov. 1.
 Floyd Allen and Claude Allen, his son, the Hillsville gunmen, wer, brought from Roanoke jail to the statt penitentiary at Richmond, Va, Sat urday, under sentence of electrocutior for their part in the murders at tht Carroll courthouse last March.
 Desire Cappaert, an Olneyville, R. l. weaver, was held Saturday without bail for trial November 2 on a charg, of being an accessory before the fac to the murder of Mrs. Angele PaTmen. tier, whose headless body was found il the Blackstone river, June 25.
 Road Houses, Dance Halls, joy rides and other lures that beset young wo- men in cities were discussed Saturday by the women police officers of Pa. cific coast cities, gathered at Portland Ore, in the first convention of the kind ever held in the United States.
 OwInq to the Illness Saturday oi John x. Carter of Newburyport Mass, member of the jury in the tria of Joseph J. Ettor, Arturo Giovannitt and Joseph Caruso for the murder o1 Anna Lopizz0 during the Lawrence textile strike, court went over unti today,
 The Wcman Whose Nude Body was found Saturday in the basement of ar unteHahted house at St. Louis was identified yesterday as Bridget Calna- han, 85 years old. She was supposed by friends to have had considerable money, and it is believed she was mur- dered.
 United States Senator Gamble, rec ognized as leader of the Taft forces in South Dakota, Saturday issued a statement in which he declares thai under no circumstances will he vote feF the electors on the republican