Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27

Condensed TeIegramS

General B. F. Tracy is 82 Years Old, put says he feels like a youngster of zS' mentally and physically.
 Mayor Peter Hanraty of McAlester, Okla.s was recalled in a special election by vote of PA to 46s.
 Detectives in Paris were ordered to shoot at sight any of the brigands who are terrorizing the city.
 Thousands of Operatives in the paper mills of New England have received information of an advance in wages.
 Mrs. Helen s. Atwood, one of the most prominent clubwomen in Maine, died yesterday at d Lewiston hospital.
 The Welsh Church DisestabIshed bill passed its first reading in the house or commons by vote of 331 to 253
 The Stars and Stripes Will Fly over the 1,4O0 polling places for the New Jersey primaries on May 2S, in compli- ance with a law recently passed.
 Charles w. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, was invited to visit Presi- dent Yuan Shih Kai of China. Mr, Fl- tot is in Pellin.
 Radical Enforcement of the blue laws" in Hartford, as means of se- curing their appeal is proposed by the Central Labor Union.
 Dennis Boyle, Who for Nearly a year had lived at St RaphaeTs hospital. New Haven, with a broken back, died yesterday.
 clumher House, at Workshop, Eng land, the famous mansion of the Duke of Newcastle, was partly destroyed by ire The damage amounted to $5O,00O.
 The Old Academy of Music at Pittsburgh, for forty years a popular playhouse, was burned yesterday The loss is estimated at $15O,OOO. English Jack" Known by People all l over the country who ever visited the White mountains as the Hermit of Crawford Notch," is dead.
 Three Members of the Crew of the bark Gael of Greenock. Scotland were swept overheard and lost on a voyage from Boston to Buenos Ayres.
 Mrs. Kate Doriot, who died in the Bayslde, R. l.. hospital, recently dis posed of an estate of S7000O in a will written on the back of a hospital chart using only 60 words in the document.
 County Clerks Throughout New Jer- sey were notified that the only names to be placed on the official primary ballots are: Taft, Roosevelt, La Fol lette and Wilson.
 After Being Warned by a Girl opera tor that the Mineville dam had brok- en more than 800 residents of LiI- | brook, Essex county, N r.. took to the surrounding hills and watched the flood wash away their homes.
 Edward Hicks of Chicago declared 1 there were no honest lawyers in the world, and argued his own motion for a new trial after being convicted of murder. He was sentenced to life i'm | prisonment.
 The Breach Between Winona Council | Junior O. U. 4. M.. and the state order has not been healed. and as a result the Waterbury council has been drop 1 ped from the order entirely. The mem | bers have formed a new order
 What Is Said to Be the Heaviest | baby ever born in America saw the light at Salinas, Cal Thursday, in a circus tent. He is a baby elephant, 1 two feet tall, three feet long, and i weighing 18O pounds.
 l pr. Fayette L. Thompson, general | seCEetary of the Methodist brother hood, died at East Orange, N. J., yes 1 terday. His health broke down after i an eXhaUsting service in the Men and Religion Forward movement. III Health Is Believed to have l caused Herbert Bryant, a former Wo- 1 burn, Mass, leather manufacturer, to l commit suicide by hanging in the eel lar of his home there yesterday. He | was 54 years old and unmarried.
 Bank Exchanges Continue to Make 1 a most satisfactory comparison with 1 both preceding years, the total this 1 week at all leading cities of the United i States amounting to $2,S50 653 sos. an ! increase of 17.3 per cent this week last i year and of so per cent. oyer the cor i responding week in 1910.
 The Protestant Episcopal Church ol i Rhode Island yesterday took recogni- | ton of the Titanic disaster with i'm
 pressive memorial exercises at St Johns church, Providence, at whicf
 Bishop James DeWof Perry, Jr., elo-
 quently eulogized the men and wo- men who were lost