Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

ton, Del. ordinance.
 Infants in Arms Are Passengers un- der a ruling received from the depart ment of commerce and labor
 Ten Years Ago the Average Age of the Johns Hopkins freshman was near ly 20 years; today it is only IFS years.
 A Large Mirror Will Be Placed in Baltimore police station so that drunks and rowdies can see how disreputable they look.
 Following a Parade in Davenport, Ind, 300 Greeks knelt in the street and prayed before leaving to fight against the Turks.
 Arrangements Are Being Made at New York for an ocean yacht race from New York to Porto Rico early next summer.
 A Severe Earthquake Shock was felt between Bersimis and Pentecost on the north shore of the River St. Lawrence late Wednesday night.
 There Are Eight Vacancies for young surgeons in the United States public health service. Successful candidates will get $2.O00 a. year to start. Adam George, who owned a s12,00o farm and had $7,200 in securities and cash starved to death in a tumble down shanty near Dearborn, Mich. Federal Officers Are Continuing their investigation into the Jack Johnson Lucille Cameron case, although the federal grand jury adjourned over to Monday.
 The Old Wooden Frigate Hartford, | flagship of Admiral Farragut at Mo- bile bay, left Annapolis yesterday for Charleston to become station ship at the yard there.
 The Champion Polysamist in the British empire has been discovered among the Banku tribesmen in the Transvaal. He has 46 wives and is 35 years old.
 Naval Constructors have just com pleted a new hydroplane of distinctive design which will be given it's initial l test within the next day or two on the Potomac river.
 Charles M. Ames, head of several | Mount Vernon, N. Y, manufacturing firms, has just completed contracts for the purchase of the entire town of Turnerville, Conn.
 Owing to Increase in the Price of | silver bullion manufacturers of ster- | ling silver fiatware have advanced the price of spoons, forks and tableware approximately 10 per cent.
 Several Astronomers from American universities who made a special trip to Rio Janeiro to observe the sola- eclipse, are returning home disappoint- ! ed A cloud hid the eclipse. l A Negro Porter Was Killed and three of the train crew were injured at Fill more, H., yesterday when a special train carrying officials of the Toledo, St. Louis and Western railroad was wrecked.
 Miss Mary E. Brown Of Washington D. G. in an address yesterday before the convention of the National Wom- made a plea for a stricter enforcement of the curfew laws.
 Seventy Christians and Priest were massacred by the Turks before their retreat from the town of Servia yes terday, according to an official cable from the Greek foreign office to the legation at Washington.
 Charged With the EmbezzIement ot S5,000 from the Eastport, Me, post office, where he has served for sil years or more as assistant postmaster | noet A oTf-ie5 day by federal officials.
 The Election of United States Sen ator Elihu Root of New York as Staf. ford Little lecturer on public affairs was announced yesterday at the regu- lar fall meeting of the board of trus. tees of Princeton university.
 Resolutions Declaring that unrest il Lawrence and other textile centers is due to the policy of mill owners wer' adopted by the international conven ton of the United Textile Workers O America at Boston yesterday. |
 Gov. Woodrow Wilson yesterday wa named by Gov Hiram W. Johnson o California at Sudbury, Pa, as the on, man in the world who in the last 2. months might have dissolved tn Standard Oil and Tobacco trusts.
 Capt. William H. Davidson, for year foreign missionary of the Adventis church and oldest Grand Army man il the state, died yesterday at the Meri den hospital. Had he lived until Nov 26, he would have been 102 years old
 San Francisco's Chinatown shut u shop yesterday while two commission CTS from the youngest of the republic selected a site for the building whicl will represent China at the Panama Pacific international exposition in 1915
 Governor Baldwin Yesterday appoint ed Charles W. Barnum of Lime Rocl and William O'Connor of Norfoll members of the executive committe and ex-oficio members of the boar of directors of the school for imbecile at Lakeville.
 STAMFORD VICTIM IS NOT ROSE BRUNO Latter is Found in Chicago by tn
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