Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19

cemetery at Washington, D. C., will be laid on Nov. 5.
 George Hoas of Boston was appoint i ed receiver of the Fraternal Accident | Association of America by the supreme | court yesterday.
 White Deer, an Indian, who had im- | bfbed too freely, was sent to Black ! wells Island for, 30 days for attempt ing to embrace a woman. l Twenty five Policemen Escorted Gov ernor Hiram w. Johnson yesterday from the Grand Central railway station at Chicago to his hotel. Mrs. A. w. Green, wife of the presi- dent of the National Biscuit company. | died at Greenwich, Conn, yesterday, after a prolonged illness.
 Public Requests TotaIling $18o,000 are provided for in the will of Mrs. Marion Cutting widow of Brockhurst Cutting of Newport, R, l.
 The Grand Jury at Portland, Ore, indicted eight socialists on a charge of issuing circulars characterizing Roose- welt as a would be murderer"
 Clyde Lincoln, a PueiIist of Will I Transport. Pa.. died in Sudbury from the effects of fight with John Tyson | of Harrisburg Pa Tyson is under ar- rest
 The Havana City Council presented gold medal to Amanda Marsans, the Cuban who played with the Cincinnati baseball club of the National league during the season.
 of South Croyden, Eng, has called off the usual thanksgiving harvest festival on the ground that the harvest was too poor to be thankful for.
 l The Italian Cabinet has started a campaign against socialism in the l army Instructions have been given to watch every soldier who receives any money from a labor union.
 The First Actual Bet in Wall Street on Roosevelt to win was made at to 11-2 The man who took the wager said he would bet 1 to on the col onePs chances. Wilson's odds are stil to 1.
 Aroused Over the Labor Conditions in the United States the executive council of the American Federation of Labor yesterday began a secret con- ference to consider the various phases of the disturbing situation.
 The Body of an Infant Born on Wednesday was recovered yesterday from Lake Kenosia, near Danbury, and Mrs. Nettie Palmer, 45, and William nrl r1o sCa of murder in the first degree. Women With Small Coal ShoveIs worked side by side with Fall River policemen and firemen yesterday in a futile effort to save the lives of three laborers buried in a cave-in in the T yard of the John J. McDonough school The Treasury Department yesterday declined to accede to Germany's wig orous representations against the Am erican governments intention to i'm : pose a countervailing duty on spli: peas and flour imported from that
 country.
 Announcement Was Made Yesterday by the democratic national committed that contributions of s52,000 had been received yesterday, $25.000 coming from
 the Massachusetts state committee, t.
 which Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston con tributed S5.000.
 ) The Saratoga Battle Monument \ which was erected at Schuylervilie, N T., to commemorate the battle of Sar- 3 atoga, fought 135 years ago this month l was formally dedicated and the title : was transferred to the state of New 3 York yesterday.
 "T Guess Pm Some Good, After All, said Billy Rugh, the fl year old crip- pie whose withered leg was amputat- ] ed to save the life of girl in skir grating operation in hospital a'
 Gary. Ind. Almost as he spoke the
 words the cripple died. ' Thomas Coupe, the Rosenthsl mur- l der eye witness, who left New York because he feared for his life, he said arrived in New York yesterday on t'lt s steamship Mauretania to testify at the
 trial of Police Lieut.. Becker and late.
 at the trial of the gunmen.
 The Street Railway Strike which bas
 tied up traffic in Augusta, Ga, for more than a month and resulted in the deatf
 of three citizens, was ended Thursday
 night, when the striking employees ac" ' cepted concessions granted by the com , pany.. All strike breakers will be dis missed.
 ! A Cane Which Belonged to Andrew Jackson was forwarded to Governo' Wilson yesterday with a letter from
 George W Oliver of Portland, Ore
 the donor, requesting that the governo' use it until after election. and ther place it in the National Museum al ? Washington.
 To the Memory of two distinguished
 sons of Connecticut. General Joseph
 H. Hawley and Senator Orville HI
 Platt memorials were unveiled. ded1- l cated and presented to Connecticut ai 6 Hartford yesterday, with fitting ccre l monies. The memorials have been 9 placed under the north pof'tieo of the y capitol, facing each other. f Missionaries in No Danger. New York, Oct. 1S.-Netwithsta tand
 ing the trouble in the Balkans, AmeRi-
 can missionaries there are in little or
 nc danger, according te the Rev, DF James J. Barton of Boston, foreign T secretary of the American Beard oi l Foreign Missions. There are between