Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-11


 The Revolution in Nicaragua Is on the wane, according 10 advices from Rear Admiral Southerland to the navy department
 Two Women Sought the republican nomination for public land commits s1oner in Washington's statewide pri- mar1es yesterday. A. w. Terrell, s5 Years of Age. min- aSter pienlpotentiary to Turkey during the first Cleveland administration, died suddenly at Mineral Wells, Tex.
 A Reward of $1,0oo to anyone who perfects a cure for the plague that has killed several thousand horses in Kan Stubbs.
 Frank lawton, Employed as a struc- tural iron worker on the addition to the Hartford club, was seriously iniur- Cd yesterday as result of being hit by girder.
 A Large Number of Grocers, restau- rant owners and milk dealers were ar- rested in New York, charged with sell ing impure milk. The fines were un- usually severe.
 Eugene w. Chain, prohibition candi- date for president, began yesterday a four days automobile tour of Connec- ticut. during which he is scheduled to make 34 speeches.
 The sherifFs Sale of the personal property of General Daniel E. Sickles to satisfy judgment of $S,200 obtain ed by the Lincoln Trust company, will be held on Sept. 13.
 George Lewis, first vice president of the Oil Trust company, one of the most prominent men in OH City, Pa, committed suicide by shooting. No req son Is known for the act. J. Albert Blake of Boston yesterday was elected master of the general grand council of the Royal and Select Masters, branch of Masonry, in con- vention at Indianapolis. No Fewer Than 20 Cities are candi- | dates for next years convention of the National Association of Stationary En gineers, which is in national conven- tion at Kansas City, Mo.
 "BuIi Mooss" Stamps bearing the party slogan, Thou shalt not steal are selling for five cents apiece in Chicago, and will soon, be sintroduced 1 in all parts of the country. | The Day of the Scientific Safe bur- glar is about over. A kind. of steel thaa cannot De drilled, exploded or cut by | the oxy-hydrogen flame has been dis | covered by German chemists. v
 E. E Meek, who was nominated al the Ohio state republican convention for Ninth district member of the cleo toral college, resigned and will TUT for elector on the progressive ticket.
 Timothy Sullivan, 112 years old, oi Williams Bay, Wis, attended the pic. | nic in Chicago of the United Celtic oldest Irishman in the United States. Total Contributions to the Roosevelt and Johnson campaign fund from July to September aggregate $72,052, ac- codring to statement issued by EloI | H. Hooker treasurer of the progress i've national committee.
 Because of Delay in Obtaining trans portation facilities the 18th Unitet States cavalry, ordered to start fol the Mexican border today, probabl! will not entrain before Friday or Sat urday.
 That the MortoeycIe Accident on tn, Valesboro Motordrome, at Newark, N J., Sunday was due to a sudden attacl of paralysis by Rider Hasha is tn, opinion of Dr. Thomas Pascal, the of acial track physician.
 Advices Received in New York indi cate the the past season in the pear fisheries has been almost completel. unsuccessful. The result will proba bly, be an advance of 20 to 25 per cent in the prices of pearls.
 Death Came to Arthur Levesque. 2 years old, at Caribou, Me, as a resul of ride yesterday in an automobil which the manager of garage a Van Buren said the young man ha, taken without permission.
 At the Request of the State depart ment Governor Hunt of Arizona grant ed permission yesterday for Mexical troops to use Arizona territory in go ing to the rescue of towns in Sonora which are harassed by rebels.
 The Call for the Republican convan tion to nominate a congressional can didate for the Third district was issuet yesterday by Colonel T. H. Macdonald for Sept. IT, 1 p. m., at the Young Mems Republican club, New Haven.
 Several Hearings Were Given by tn, public utilities commission yesterday on petitions of the Connecticpt' com pany for the approval of the method of construction and reconstruction O its lines In various parts of the state.
 General Jacob Hurd Smith, U. s. A, alias 'rHe llRaring Jake" under whom Police Commissioner Waldo of New York served in the Philippines. declar ed Waldo was a most efficient officer one of the best that ever served undel him.
 Electrical Devices to Handle the s6,. 900, 900 money orders returned annual ly to Washington to be audited wil save $200,00O a year for the govern ment, according to estimates by Cnas A. Cram. auditor for the postoffice de- partment.
 A Continuance Until October 2 Wa. granted yesle erday in the ease of Edsal Lord. charged with the larceny of StO.' % from the New Bedford operative bank and the Acushnet Co operative bank. Lord was treasurer of both in stltutons.
 Mayor Michael A. Seanlon ef Law renee, Mass. was one Of seven wit nesses called before the grand jury yesterday te give evidence in cennec- ton with the investigation of the SO called Lawrence dynamite "plantfny' conspiracy