Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-15

 nesday, was lynched by mob at ocala yesterday afternoon.
 Martin H. ChamberIin, auditor of | the Rutland railroad, died of pneumo- mia at his home at Rutland, Vt, yes- terday. He was 52 years old.
 Governor Wilson's Plurality over President Taft in New Hampshire on | Nov. 5 was 1,797, and his margin over the vote cast for Colonel Roosevelt, | 16,930.
 The Why Club, an organization of business men and professional women of Denver, has started a movement to have a woman appointed member of | Wilson's cabinet.
 Michael Kelly Found six months old baby on his stoop and took 1t to the nearest police station in New York. | When he returned home he found that the child belonged to him. l Official Announcement was made yesterday afternoon that the Missouri Pacific Railway company is seeking to acquire control of the International and Great Northern railroad.
 Mrs. Richard Phillips died at her home in Naugatuck, Conn, of typhoid fever. She as well as ID other guests contracted the fever from drinking punch containing contaminated ice.
 Eight Hundred Operatives were 1 thrown out of employment at Adams, Mass, yesterday by the closing of two | cotton mills of the Renfrew Manufac- turing company because of strike. 
 The State Board of Examiners of embalmers met at Hartford yesterday and arranged for another series of lectures to be delivered in the various cities of the state during the winter,
 There Has Been Much Uneasiness among Italians In New York since the election of Wilson. Many have been withdrawing their cash from the banks and either sending 1t to Italy or hiding it.
 Larz Anderson of Washington, now United States minister to Belgium, has been named ambassador to Japan to succeed Charles Page Bryan, whose resignation was announced a few days ago.
 James Powers of Worcester, Mass.
 who is characterized by the police aS
 "an expert rooming house thief" was yesterday sentenced at Hartford tc
 eight months in jail on a number o1
 counts charging theft
 The Government Printing Office a
 Washington is swamped with orders
 for maps of Greece, Turkey, Montene
 gro and Austria Hungary as a resul
 of the allies attack upon the Mos.
 lens.
 ; The Official Count of Hamilton coun. ty, O.. shows that Congressman Nicho. las Longworth, son. law of Colone Theodore Roosevelt, was defeated fol
 congress by Stanley Bowdle, democrat
 by 97 votes. Albert c. Jones, Chicago real estat
 dealer, who signed $30,000 bonds fol Jack Johnson in an attempt to obtain the negro pugilist's release from jail was yesterday sentenced to one year il jail for contempt of court
 AIienists Examining John Sehrank the confessed assailant of Theodor' Roosevelt, yesterday privately told Mu nicipal Judge A. c. Backus that i , might be possible for them to give hin
 their official opinion Saturday, Senator Martin and Representativ Carlin from Virginia yesterday urget
 President Taft to use his influence t. expend the $50O,00O granted by con gress for experimental postal roads ol , , a highway from Washington to Noun Vernon.
 l Possibility of a General Strike of tn l | oCfo ota. a.Yff hnI-
 CTS composing the Chicago Teamsterf
 union developed yesterday when 300 , members of local union No. 705 wen on strike because of wage disagree 9 ment
 l New York Must Provide docking ia cilities for the great transatlanti s liners, even at a sacrifice of the pre- 3 cious land of narrow Manhattan Isl and. This recommendation is contain t ed in a report of the board of esti \ mate.
 President Taft Approved the recon [ mendations of courtmartial at tn g military academy at West Point dis s missing one cadet and suspendin 2 three others for one year. All wer I first classmen who were found guilt 2 of drinking.
 r The Wels-Fargo Express company
 office at Lake Charles. La. was rob
 bed of a package of currency that 1
 said to have contained $35,0o0 yester e day. Thornton Chevis, night expree /. clerk, who reported the robbery, ha 8 been arrested.
 l An Automobile Containing Four Me E and woman tumbled backward owe n a 150 foot precipice at the edge of tn s Highland Boulevard in Brooklyn, kill d ing the woman, Mrs. Andrew Reid, an @ seriously injuring two of the men. Tn t men are strangers to MT. Reid.
 Representative elect A. w. Marsde Il of Madison Is candidate for tn l. speakership. The entrants in the rae e on the republican side now are Fran r, Healey of Windsor Locks, w. H. Ha = of Willington, c. W. Evarts of Milfor t and MT. Marsden.
 The Indictment Charging man A slaughter in the second degree, return f ed against William Schroeder of Fl f mira, engineer of the Lackawanna ez Il press train which ran into the rear g a passenger train near Corning, N. ' a last July, causing the loss of 39 live e was dismissed yesterday. s VilhjaImur Stefansson, the explore
 whose recent discovery of a tribe
 blond Eskimos at Coronation gu n stirred the scientific world, announce "a yesterday he would sail with an e1 .s petition from San Francisco or Seal a tie in June, 1913, on a three yes n search for a continent supposed 1 d exist in the Arctic.
 OBITUARY,
 Richard 0. Cheney of South Manche