Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-14

Richard Poland, ten years old, cut In half by a railway train at Chicago died at a hospital Saturday, after period of consciousness lasting more l than two hours
 Gustav Meyer a Hoboken AstroIoger, | who claims to have foretold the Iro-. quois fire and many other catastro- phes, predicts the election of Roose- | welt and Straus.
 A National Boycott on Eggs, to last 1 three weeks. was called Saturday by Frank Krause, president of the Thirty Cent Egg club of Cleveland. The ban takes effect today.
 A Lobster Measuring 33 Inches, the i largest ever caught in Long Island sound, was trapped by Ralph King of New Rochelle, N. Y. The lobster weighs IS pounds.
 Jane Osborn Hannah, prima donna, was awarded a judgment of s1,050 against the Metropolitan opera com pany for a trunk lost while in the custody of the company.
 Fifty Persons Were Injured, several seriously. last night. in rear end collision between two interurban cars on the Southern Michigan railroad just north of Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Mordecai Brown, the three- fingered pitcher who has been with the Chicago clum of the National league, was sold to the Louisville team of the Ameri- can association, 1t was announced yes- terday.
 Mexican Rebels Yesterday Held Up a passenger train 15O miles south of Fl Pasei, Texas, on the border, rified the mail and express ears and kidnap- ped George Cameron, a wealthy stock broker of Fl Paso
 After a Quiet Sunday on Naushon island with Governor General W. Cam eron Forbes of the Philippines, the president and Mrs. Taft and their guests left yesterday afternoon on the Mayflower for New York.
 The Supreme Court of the United States will begin its annual eight months term today with full bench. There are now over 800 cases docket ed, enough to consume the time of the court for two years. If it did nothing else.
 Colonel Roosevelt Yesterday Nursed
 an ailing throat, at Chicago, which, according to his campaign managers
 will prevent him going to Springfield H., early this week to make several
 speeches. It is the result of over ; fatigue.
 , Because Everett Moline, a fourteen | year old Chico, Cal, schoolboy, slapped i his teacher when she reprimanded him , for playing fhookey." Judge Gray, as l juvenile judge has sentenced the boy to the reform school until he reaches
 his majority.
 C. A. Warburton, known as tho
 human meteor" died at Keokuk, la , as a result of burns sustained wheI
 he dived into the Mississippi river z covered with blazing cotton. He hat
 done the same thing hundreds of time; but this time he lit the cotton toC n soon.
 : Apropos of the Day of the Montl r which he considers his lucky day, Gov , Woodrow Wilson yesterday slept thir' C teen hours, enjoying his first day O = real rest since he left Princeton oI ,. October 2, on western campaign trip e It was his first Sunday at home sine, d he became the presidential nominee. Three Hundred and Fifty Esse, . county voters eligible for Jury dut,
 have been summoned to report t . Judge Joseph F. Quinn in the supero $ court al Salem, Mass. today whel II the trial of Joseph I Ettor, Artur Il Giovannitu and Joseph Caruso, de fendants in the Lopiz5o murder tria
 will be resumed. Only four qualif1e
 as jurors from previous venire o