Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-09

ness. He was 45 years old.
 Mrs. Anna C. Phelps, granddaughte- of Robert Livingstone, a signer of the Declaration of Independents died at her home in Chicago, aged 90.
 Sarah Bernhardt Was Attacked by bear while visiting a menagerie at Liverpool. The animal seized her furs, but was beaten off by attendants.
 Mrs John Weskesser of Bayonne, N. J., obtained summons for a rooster which attacked her baby. The roos- ter will be tried for assault and bat tery.
 Secretary of State Knox and Mrs. Knox are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a grandchild. The child is the son of Mir. and Mrs. James Tindel
 Walter M. Chandler, progressive and Independence league candidate for con- gress from the 18th district, is the only progressive elected to congress in New York
 The Meriden School Board has pass- ed a rule prohibiting any meeting eX- | cept those connected with educational matters being held in the public school buildings.
 The Establishment of a Chain of l aeroplane depots along the Pacific coast as an auxiliary to the coast ar | tillery corps is the purpose of the war | department.
 George Baker, fin the Kidder county jail at Steele, N. D., charged with the murder of his wife and father-in law, 1 Thomas Glass, was taken from the Jail yesterday and lynched.
 Members of the Meriden Home club, one of the largest republican political ! and social clubs in Connecticut kicked | a hole in Roosevelts autographed pic- l tuFe and burned 1t on election night.
 Fire of Unknown Origin almost wiped out the little town of Brook neal, Va, yesterday and caused a loss of approximately $1OO,000, hardly one fourth insured. No lives were lost
 Mrs. Lillian M. Kenefick of Canton | asked for a divorce in the superior court at Hartford yesterday from John
 
 day, 1911. Kenefick was adjudged in sane.
 A Blue Hog is the latest product of the pork raising industry. It Is the result of years of experimenting by a Peabody Mass, livestock company. Hitherto the hog has been white, black or red, but never blue.
 The Trustees of the Connecticut Ag- ricultural college at Storrs met yester- day and voted to accept the resignation of the military instructor, Lieut.. James M Churchill, and authorized the presi- dent of the college to fill the vacancy.
 An Expenditure of About Million dollars for the improvement of the St John river channel and the build ing of new dams is suggested in the report of engineers employed by the international St. John river commis- sion.
 Marcus AureIius Low, rated as mil lionaire. has been placed on the pen sion roll of the Rock Island railroad Mr. Low lives in Topeka, Kan, and has been attorney for the company fo: many years. He will receive $125 2 month.
 Judue Brown of the Massachusett: superior criminal court quashed th' indictment against the Boston Ele- vated Railway company, charging | with coercing employees into an agree ment not to join or remain in the un' ion organized.
 A House and Barn at Meriden or property belonging to Frank Adams now of Bridgeport, was burnedyester' day. The house was unoccupied, an( it is believed that the fire may have been accidentally set by tramps. Th' loss is about $3,000.
 A Street Car Conductor who did al his campaigning from the rear plat form of the car over which he ofhciate: is one of the successful Brooklyn can didates for the state legislature. He 1! Joseph Monahan, democrat, elected il a rock-ribbed republican district.
 Georqe Bishop, Young Negrt chauffeur, was sentenced at New Yorl yesterday to die in the electric chair II Sing Sing during the week of Dec. 16 Three weeks ago, bent on robbery, h. beat into insensibility Mrs. Margaret; Bell, an aged Brooklyn widow.
 Mrs. Mary C. AImind of New Yorl - is suing <the Brooklyn Rapid Transi , company for s5.000 damages for usinj her picture without her consent. Sh ? alleged she is pictured in two position in all street cars, the right and tn wrong way to alight from car.
 When Colonel Roosevelt was in formed yesterday that an accident pol icy for $25, 900 had been taken out las June in behalf of his family by tn Outlook and that the policy was stil , in force the time he was shot, he de clined to accept any indemnity and di , rected that the policy be surrendered } The First Official Recognition of tn new third party in New Britain munic , ipal affairs came yesterday, whe Mayor Joseph M. Halloran named Ed ward H. Prios, chairman of the locs town committee. a member of tn , committee that is to investigate desir ed charter revision for the Hardwar : City.
 - On an Affidavit sworn to by Josep Kane of New York and two detective. Police Magistrate Jagmetty of Allan l tic City yesterday issued a warrant fo the apprehension of Rube Marquard ( t the National league Mir Kane in hi