Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30

The Rev. John P. Peters of a New York Episcopal church declared that all rich men would be barred from heaven.
 Two Americans, Miss Bessie Lam bert and A. V. Menz. were killed iT the recent typhoon in the Philippine Islands.
 John Jensen, Salesman for a Brook i lyn provision dealer, was arrested. ! charged with using scales giving 13 ! ounces. to the pound.
 Charles Lawson, 14. was struck and | killed at Bridgeport by an automobile i driven by former Mayor Edward T. l Buckingham of that city,. The Purchasing Department of the South Penn Oil company yesterday ad- ! vanced the price of Pennsylvania crude oil five cents to $1.65 barrel.
 Electrical Clocks, designed to pre- vent excuses on the part of tardy clerks, have been installed in the post office department at Washington.
 Fire in the Watson Block at Attle- 1 boro, Mass, yesterday threatened sev i eral structures in the business section | of the town and did s1OO,0OO damage. A New Chrysa ntherum was named after Christy Mathewson, pitcher for the New York Giants, at the annual chrysanthemum show in Washington.
 Red Pepper as a Weapon has been adopted by the striking walters of Washington. A score of strikebreakers
 have been the victims of the pepper throwers. L,
 Policeman Albert R. Peterson was shot and fatally wounded at Boston yesterday by an unknown man whom
 he had rebuked for making an insult
 ing remark to woman.
 For the Next Six Weeks 125 enlisted
 men in the New York navy yard will
 be busy chewing 40 kinds of tobacco
 to decide which kind shall be bought
 for use in the navy.
 A Wooden Awning Fell under the
 weight Of 200 parade spectators at
 Houston, Tex, yesterday, and at least
 50 persons, most of whom stood be-
 meath the awning, were hurt.
 Rev. Dr.. Mark A. Matthews, moder- fNNOA VI N-lC AOoOg tCl lNll 6NiOiell
 sembly, has begun a campaign which %aims at the discontinuance of the cus- tom of sending flowers to funerals. Wilson is Still an Overwhelming , favorite over the field in the Wall
 street betting on the presidential elec- tion. The odds are: Wilson 4 to i, Taft i to 3, and Roosevelt 1 to 21-2.
 6..GE An L- country the cause of Votes for Wom. en by organizing a militant parade at Washington during the presidential [ inauguration exercises March 4th next Four Inches of Skin were removed from Edward Donaldson, vice president
 of the l.. A. Thompson Scenic Rail-
 way company, to be grafted on his son,
 Edward. MT. Donaldson lives in Sea , Cliff, L. I.
 2 Hearing of Charges of disorderly conduct against Lucille Cameron, the . Minneapolis girl, whose name has been
 connected with that of Jack Johnson, 2 the negro pugilist, was yesterday post poned until Nov. IA.
 | Mrs. Phoebe Hinman, widow of F F. Hinman of Meriden, died at tEe  ; yesterday as result of the fall suf- D fered several weeks ago. She was
 about 90 years old.
 Superintendent Van TuyI of the New
 York state banking department has S closed the WOodhaven bank of Wood
 haven L. l., because of doubtful loans made to real estate operators and lax
 ity of management"
 William H. kruse, former teller oi 2 the German National bank of Coving- u ton, Ky, was sentenced to five years ' at the federal prison at Atlanta, Ga. II yesterday, when he pleaded guilty tc Il the misuse of $14,000 of the funds o1 . the bank.
 a q Dean Hart, Episcopal Rector of St Il Johns Episcopal church in Denver
 criticised the Catholic religion befor, II his congregation and declared h. II l would not recognize Bishop Farley al l. priest. but would like to meet hin ?, personally.
 Il President Taft Yesterday Commutes
 to expire on Dec. 23 the five year sen
 tence of J. Otis Wilson, who pleaded
 guilty on June 14 of making a faIs'
 entry in the books of the Peoples Ma
 tionaI bank of Salem, N. Y, of whicl n, he was cashier
 1t Fred C. Blake, charged with the em e, bezzlement of town funds to th l. amount of $7.000 during the four year in he was treasurer of Boothbay Harbol i- Me. was acquitted yesterday by ,e jury The shortage was restored b. Id Blake's bondsmen.
 re William Bloom and John PicareiIs
 play1nates, aged 9 and 12. respectively
 were found dead yesterday in a rob
 ber's cave which they had dug in Y: vacaIt lot back of their home in Ney oL York The walls of the cave ha, & fallen in, burying them m From His Inquest Coroner .Phela 1s yesterday finds that the death of.A. V te Henry as a result of being hit by d ce automobile at Stamford, last Sunday CT was accidental William Fuches, driv ie CT of the car, who was arrested afte -c the accident, has been released.
 Mrs. AchiIIe Rotondo. also known a
 Jennie Cavaglieri. who was shot t . death in StraTford last Tuesday nigh d was buried yesterday in Lakevie7 pc cemetery, at Bridgeport. Underworl e. friends of hers had contributed sur ol to defray the expenses of the funera 16
 'n The Officials of the Naval Academ Dc at Annapolis have virtually ordered ca 1e dets not to patTonize the barber shoH 9n of that town. Midshipman Julian I ld Bishop of New ' ork recently died fron CT blood poisoning as the result of a razo
 cut on his face. sustained in q barbe
 shop.
 h. Arthur M. TrAvers, former actin E,.d pen6P11 in a dicted for conspiracy and embezzle ' ment in taking valuable postaE
 stamps from the postof'ce department
 yesterday withdrew his plea or no n gully. substituted oue ar nolo con ., | cndre and gas aasd J.soe.