Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-06


 Dispatches Received Yesterday told | of the death in London of George Lit 1 tlewood, once a noted pedestrian. His | death was due to tuberculosis.
 That Women Are Going to get their share of the appointive offices was the | declaration yesterday of George H. 1 Hodges. governor elect of Kansas. 1
 Charles A. TiIson was unanimously reelected chairman of the Rhode Is- meeting of the organization yesterday. 1
 John Bradley, Boston Plumber, is in dying condition at Pawtucket hos pftal as the result of being shot while resisting arrest in Central Falls, R. I.
 The New York Market for Christmas trees will probably be overstocked this year and consequently prices will be low. The trees come from the Adiron- dacks
 The First Jury of Women in Idaho found one of their own sex guilty of threatening man with a revolver, but recommended her to the mercy of the court.
 Vegetables Which Had Been in con- tact with rat poison are thought to have been responsible for the death of two children of MT. and Mrs. Julius Wells of Swanton. Vt
 The Town of Milford, Mass, may not legally appropriate money for the pur chase of a gift to the widow of Gen eTal William F. Draper, in the opinion of the town solicitor.
 Unfavorable Conditions in the woods and scarcity of men for the lumber camps are seriously hampering lumber men in getting out the winters cut of 1 timber in northern Maine.
 Charles B. Elliott Of Minnesota, a member of the Philippine commission who now is in Washington, has. re- signed, and his resignation has been accepted by President Taft. The Total Earnings of the Harvard men who are working their way l through college amounts to $107,717 1 Of the 2.300 undergraduates. 637 men | are engaged in some occupation. By Order of the Receivers, the Max we'll -Briscoe Automobile company's l factory at South Auburn, R. l.. will be shut down today. The machinery Is , being shipped to a Newcastle, Ind, fac tory.
 Joseph Rudolph, employe of Los Angeles dairy. died from wounds in 1 1icted by a bull with which he had de- lfberately engaged in battle, with the intention of averaging a comrades death.
 | William Provin, Great Keeper of wampum of the Great Council of the | United States, Improved Order of Red Men, died at his home in Westfield, Mass, yesterday. He was Il years old.
 A Fifty Per Cent. Increase in the 1 importations of Canadian lumber at | Burlington, Vt, by water during the past season was announced with the closing of the canals of Lake Cham plain.
 A Systematic Rat Catching campaign | at every port in the world is urged in a letter to the chamber of commerce | from Surgeon General Rupert Blue of | the United States public health and ! marine hospital service
 Three Men With Drawn Pistols en- 1 tered the saloon of Robert F. Smith, 1 few doors from the central police sta ton at Kansas City. Mo, and after forcing Smith to give them $1, 400 from the cash register, escaped. J. A. Droeqe. Superintendent of the ] Providence division of the New York, l ffNv~ Y-oflp d | on Monday become superintendent of | the Shore Line division. He will have
 headquarters in New Haven. 1 The Navy Department has addressed a letter of cofnmendation- to Ensign Timothy A. Parker of the cruiser 1 Maryland for bravery in rescling from drowning Seaman C. R. Dahlstedt, off San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
 The postoffice Department has is l sued warning as to the afixing Red l Cross seals on packages and letters so | that they won't be mistaken for the 1 legal stamps. The stamps must be | attached to the back of the letter. The Missionary Society of Connecti- cut. the Young Mems Christian asso- | ciation of Winsted. the Litchfield coun- | ty hospital, and the New York Home Mission society are named as bene I ficiaries under the will of Mrs. A. Sophia Camp of Winsted.
 | The Public Appears to have forsal1en 1 the governments sober postal card for the gaudier production of the sou venir shop, for the report of Public Printer Donnelly shows that only 770, l 253,399 cards were printed in 1912, 1 while in the preceding year the estab- | 1s.L,~a,+ t,1,-nod oIrf i 1S0 2q5 SA0