Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-29

neCtiCut in Proportion to
Condensed kilograms
Knoxville, Tenn, Passed Under the
commission form Of government Sat
urday morning.
The Agent of Gaby Deslys says
that the reports circulated regarding 4
her marriage are incorrect.
The General University Catalogue
Of Yale just issued. shows a total un- |
ivcrsity registration of S,229, a de-
crease from last year of SO.
The Standard Oil Company has ad-
vanced the price of domestic Oil de- |
lNered by tank wagon from : to |
cents a gallon.
General Aenus Called on the presi-
dent in the interest of the widows Of
Admirals Schley and Evans for whom
pensions are asked
John Russone, a Millionaire, and for
- years resident Of lower Califor-
MIA, has been declared an undesirable
citizen and excluded from the United
States.
A Party of Seventy two Mormons
mostly Scandinavians and half Of them
fnrs
Haa1aN by the Allan liner Grampian
yesterday.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion and they Young NVomens Christian
association in New York city viii Join
nands in a Years campaign to raise
Si,VOO,0OO to be used for new buildings.
Negotiations Are Under Way by
Thich the American Express company
VII operate over the lines OF the
Western Maryland railroad. succeeding
Tie AGams Express company.
Thousands of Dollars Worth of art
gems and costly furniture at Highland
Park, Ill, and surrounding towns have
bcen destroyed within the last few
days by an unknown vandal
The Cold Mining Bubble at Mint
oTas, Man, burst when mining eX-
s.eTts, at mass meeting OF prospec-
tors, announced they were unable to
find traces of gold Of sufficient value
to pay for development
Brig Gen. Stewart Gordon, retired
CT Washington. Saturday secured q Ii
crnse to wed Miss Belle Vedder Flem-
| ming, also of Washington. General
Gordon is 20 years of age and Miss
Flemming is q years younger
Dr. Charles w. Eliot, president en-
| CIitus OF Harvard university, has so
| far recovered from his recent opera
| tion for appendicitis that he has been
out Of doors and has walked half a
mile.
Judge 3. A. Harlan, for more than
thirty years member Of the board OF
| review in the pension Office, died at
his home in Washington as the result
If being struck by a street car Tues
day.
Rev. J. S. Adams and His Wife, who
| are missionaries Of the American Bap-
| fist Foreign Mission society at Han
yang, Central China. arrived at their
home in Newton Center. Mass, last
| week
Because of the Spread of The chest
| nut tree blight, Governor Tener ol
Pennsylvania has called a convention
| of the states at Harrisburg on Feb
ruary 20 to consider the fungous dis
ease.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf Of Philadel.
| phia. in an address at Bnai judah
temple, Kansas City, criticised philan-
| tErOpists in making endoWments fol
colleges and Libraries, and said ther,
are other and dearer duties
Several Small Relics Of little intrln.
sic value, but of considerable histori,
worth. have been recovered recently
from the wreckage Of the Inflated bat
tleship Maine, now lying in Havan,
harbor.
The Proposition for the Revision
| upwards Of the insurance rates in tn,
Modern Woodmen of America wa
adopted by the convention by a vot,
Cf AGO for higher rates against 30
opposing the proposition
An Indictment Was Returned by tn
grand jury at Chicago Saturday charg
iEg Mrs. Rene b. Morrow with mur
dering her husband, Charles 3. Nor
row, an inventor. whose body wa
found on the rear porch Of his hom
on December 2S.
The Guinea Pig which survived tn
FIRE In the Equitable building for six
teen days and was found alive an,
kicking in the ruins on Thursday. ha
been presented to Henry w Ward.
millionaire of Newport and Washing
ton.
Porters travelling on Trains out 0
Chicago, it is said. have swindlet
he railroads employing them out o
large sums of money during the las
year by substituting their own liquors
cigars and cigarettes for those Of tn
Company.
The Boy Scout Movement Came an
der the ban Of tho United Mine Work
erS Of America when the miners con
, vention adopted an amendment to ii.
constitution providing that no one con
rected with the Boy Scouts shall b
, permitted to be a member Of the min
ers' union.