Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Ielegrams
 A Course in Aviation will be added i 10 the curriculum of the Pasadena, Cal, high school. At Mock Election at Barnard col Lege' Chain, prohibi+ionst, was elect ca president by an overwhelming ma iority.
 A Loss Of More than s1Oo.Ooo was caused by 8 fire which destroyed the large sawmill of the Woodstock Lum- per company at Woodstock, N. II.
 The Cafe de Champion" Jack Johnson's Chicago saloon. was closed 1 by the police because the black cham pons license had not been renewed.
 The Army General Staff has ordered Tour transports in reserve here to be 1 prepared within four days for instant readiness to carry 2,900 troops to | Cuba.
 l Louis j. Grant will conduct the legal lghh to be made by Charles Becker, oeposed police lieutenant. for his life, and not John F. Mcintyre and John | w. Hart.
 ! A Wage Increase of 25 Gents Day was granted 10 all employees of the l Utah Copper company. Miners are considering calling off the strike at l Bingham.
 ! An Operation for the transfusion of i blood was performed upon Mrs 1 Charles Pinkerton. daughter of the late l President Arthur, at her home at Mt Kisco, \. '.
 Mrs Russell Sage Was One of the largest contributors to the $1.20o0oo l fund which is being raised for the 1 new freshmen dormitories at Harvard university.
 M. p. Horan. H. W. Kramer and R. i n. Wagner, flremen on the Dattleshiy i Vermont, were SO badly scaIded when 1 the head of q boiler blew out that they ! died Saturday.
 4 Two Days Run on the Perth Am l boy Savings institution, started bv | drunken depositor. forced the bank 1 officials to pay out s500,000. The ! bank Is sound
 1 Drawings oF the Memorial monument | to he raised in Gary. Ind in honor of ! Billy Rugh, the newsbov who sacri- l feed his life for that of girl he did not know, have been begun. The Standard Oil Interests have sold | to Henry Clay Pierce all their hold ings in the Walers-Piere Oil coslpany, l ihds ending the litigation that has | been in the courts for some time
 Elaborate Precautions Were Taken | by the London police to prevent sui 1 fragr,t"s from raiding the polls and | destroy Ing the ballots by pouring acid | in the boxes during the borough eiec- tions.
 ] At the Annual Meeting of the Car negie hero fund comm issi0n in Pitts | burgh, it Was annOUn ceJ that Andrew , Carnegie has established hero com missions in Italy, Norway and Den mark
 Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee of Atlanta. Ga. was fatally injured and her five chil- i dren were nadly burned when s dy- namite cap exploded in her hand The children had found the cap In the street.
 Lena Tyler. Aged 13, has been ex pelled from a public school at Salt Lake City, Utah, because she refused to salute the American flag. She says i she will salute nothing but the Social ist flag. Mai. Gen. Robert Maitland O'ReiIIy surgeon general of the army from 1909 until 1909, and personal physician and close friend of President Cleveland, is dead from uremic poisoning in Wash
 ington.
 Park Commissioner StoVer wants to
 put stop to joy riding" in Central park, New York, and if it cannot be | stopped no other Way he thinks the
 police should have the right to shoot
 the offenders.
 w. c. Douglas, St Louis financier was burned to death, and twenty Oth- CT persons were injured, three receiy-
 ing fractured skulls in fire which
 destroyed the Berlin hotel at St. Louis Saturday morning.
 Frank Yomer and Darius Young, both of Seattle, Wash left there iast May for New York in a buggy dra wu bv five wolves. The have just reach
 ed Lafayette Ind. They expect to reach the big city before winter
 eff God Spares Me until Tuesday
 will vote for President Taft and the
 republican state ticket" said Joshua
 II. Davis, Somerville's (Mass.) first su-
 perintrndent of schools, who celebrated
 yesterday his ninety eighth birthday. Vice Presidential SaIutes of 19 guns
 were fired at noon Saturday on all
 ships of the navy, the revenue cutter
 service and at all army posts and
 coast fortifcations in observance of
 the funeral of Vice President Sher-
 man.
 Miss L. V. Brett of Portland Ore.
 refused to wed her fiance, Lieutenant
 E. J. Dawley, '. S A., when the lat
 ter returned from the Philippines
 wearing a moustache. She said she
 abhOrred m0ustaches, and the wedding
 is off.
 Painting "The Woman Taken in
 Adultery" one of a large collection
 owned by T. E. Walker. a wealthy
 lumberman of Minneapolis, has been
 declared by Dr. Hofslede de Groote.
 of the Hague, an art critic To he q gen
 uine Rembrandt.
 WsidcrF Miller, Whc has been par afvZed more than a year. since he.