Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-05

'cticut in Proportion to tht
 Condensed TeIegrams
 Sulzer for Governor Is the favortte in Wall street betting, the odds being 3 to 1.
 All the Mail Except the registered letter pouch in the mail car. burned in the Westport, Conn.,, wreck, was de- sfroyed.
 James J. Corbett, who was operated on in hospital at Philadelphia sev- eral days ago. continues to show inn provement
 The w. C. T. U. wants to have the new battleship New York christened with water from Niagara Falls i'm place of champagne.
 Charles Schaffe, hit by an automo- bile belonging to Walter H. Goodrich. Thursday night on the street in New AAeSNOh, NlCQ yc6leTudy. Former Mayor Albert w. Humes of Central Falls will probably be. the can d1date of the progressive party for i governor of Rhode Island. No More Bodies Were Found in the wreck of the Springfield express, at l Westport Conn A woman's hand, however. was found among the wreck age.
 William Kaiser, a 800 Pound hotel keeper of Mineola, L. l.. made flight | ty to win a $100 bet. The flight lasted IA minutes.
 Thieves Who Entered the Home of Mrs. J. M. Warner in Overbrook, Pa, | overlooked a Murillo painting valued at sG0.000, formerly belonging to Jer- l ome Napoleon.
 A Decorah, Iowa, Man sent a letter addressed to "Onkel Sam," enclosing | two cents he said he owed to the gov ernment and begging to be excused for overlooking the matter. . Whitelaw Reid, American ambassa- dor to Great Britain. and Mrs, Reid arrived in New York yesterday on the | Lusitania. They expect to remain in the United States three weeks.
 The New Torpedo Boat Destroyer Beale. while proceeding down the Dell aware river from Philadelphia for Newport, R. l., .colhded with barge and tore large hole in her bow. l M:lIszu. n--k,,.., II,4v | gariaE laborer, Respondent because he failed to find work, shot himself to death yesterday afternoon. He came 9 few days ago from Granville, N. Y. l
 Funeral Services for Rear Admiral Lucien Young. U. S. N, who died sud- denly at New York on Wednesday, will be held from the naval hospital at Brooklyn at o'clock this afternoon.
 The Officers and Crews of the Allan tic fleet may not accept the offer of free transportation over the Interur- ban railroad in New York during the naval review. because of prohibitory law.
 Thirty-one of j. B. Haggin's year. ling horses were sold in the paddock in Newmarket, London, and brought s24,- S35. The highest price paid was $4,- 462 for a colt by Watercress- Disci- pline.
 E. Knight Sperry, widely known ! through his interest in the preserva- ton of game birds. died at New Haven yesterday, aged 75 years. He was a brother of the late Congressman N D. Sperry.
 Calvin Blythe North, oldest banh cashier in the United States, died In Selins Grove, Pa.. aged S9. He. had been employed by the First Nation J bank of Selinus Grove for the last Al years.
 Albert Golf, a Young Railroad Man of Camden, N. J., was sentenced to seven years at hard labor because he swore falsely as to his insome in an swering his divorced wifes suit for ali mony.
 1t Developed Yesterday that Lucius P. Pinney Of Winsted. who died in a New York hospital, left all of his reel estate to Mrs. Emma A. Mead, his housekeeper. His wife is cut off with out anything.
 Mrs. Mary Harrington StalIo was granted divorce from E. K. Stallo, a wealthy New York and Cincinnati bus mess and clubman at Cleveland, yes terday, on grounds of neglect and ex- treme cruelty.
 Patrick Grant Who Contracted con- sumption from exposure on the ill-fat ed steamer Republic, and who stayed l hy ho aQr fafT Ina down, died at the free home for con sumptives in Boston Postmaster General Hitchcock is in- vestigating labor saving devices in- l vented by postal employees, who are to be paid for their inventions, if accept ed, congress having appropriated $10,- 900 for that purpose.
 A Referendum on the Segregatio of the disorderly places In Chicago in- to one district looms as a possibility in the opinion of Mayor Carter Harri- son. as the result of the sweeping in- vestigation into vice conditions.
 A Petition for the Pardon of Mrs Lena Cusumano, whose sentence t. death for the murder of her husband was committed to life imprisonmen; several months ago, was filed with Governor Foss by an attorney yester- day.
 Delegates to the American associa tion for the study and prevention o1 infant mortality in national session at Cleveland argued yesterday whether or not midwives should be legfslated out of existence or permitted to Prac- tice under strict supervision.
 Justice E. J. Jeffries yesterday dis missed the cases against seven of thu seventeen aldermen who were charged