Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-08

l families, many destitute as a result of | the war, have appealed to the United States for help.
 Allan Germert, 37, of Bridgeport, cut his throat and jumped overheard | from the American line steamship New | York en route to New York. | "To Promote Friendly Relations be- tween the United States and China is | the aim of the China society of Amer | ica, just incorporated at New York.
 A Cottage at Silver Beaoh owned by Frederick Newell of Waterbury was burned with it's contents esterday 1 The loss Is estimated at about $3,500.
 Because of Its Failure to Poll 10000 votes in Tuesdays gubernatorial cleo tion, the republican party in North | Carolina is officially dead, according to statements made by lawyers.
 The Arbitration Committee which has completed its report on the wage demands of the engineers of 50 eastern railroads will hold a meeting in Chi cago on Thursday. Nov. A.
 George Walker, aged 6S years, fell at a New Britain railroad crossin" while on his way to dinner yesterday noon, was carried into the gate tenders shanty and died there in a few min l utes.
 Just Because Woodrow Wilson is the president elect of the United States, he does not, he asserts, intend to re- tire from the fight he has waged for
 two years for a programme of pro- gressive legislation in New Jersey. 
 A Chrysanthemum Plant 12 feet in diameter, said to be the largest ever
 grown, was purchased by the Waldorf
 Astoria hotel in New York for about
 $500 It was named the Woodrow
 Wilson.
 Peace Societies and individuals are
 appealing to the president and state
 department to take steps for inter-
 vention in the Balkan war, not by
 force of arms, but through the offer oi
 good offices.
 For the First Time in several years
 Princeton student was injured seri-
 ously playing football when Vernon A.
 Dwells, a member of the junior class.
 broke his leg while taking part in &
 scrub game.
 Miss Mary Richardson, who with her brother Martin L. Richardson, was at Alstead, N. H.. died yesterday. The condition of MT. Richardson was re- ! ported favorable.
 Mops and Fails Were in Evidence , in and about the White House yester- day and the finishing touches were put on the historic building in readiness for the return of President and Mrs
 Taft and Miss Helen Taft.
 Norman w. Judd, aged "A, believed |, to come from a prominent family in East Hampton, Conn, was arrested al
 Bridgeport charged with the theft of 8 . suitcase containing $500 worth of den- : tai supplies and held in $1,0OO bonds
 It is Expected All Over Canada thai
 Sir Wilfred Laurier will return IS pre-
 mier at the retirement of the BordoI , ministry. The Canadian people have greatly changed their view in regard
 to reciprocity with the United States l The Department of Agriculture yes. terday placed an embargo upon inter r state shipments of Christmas treet r from Maine New Hampshire, Massa- . chusetts, Rhode Island and Connecti- Q cut, because of gypsy and browntai 3 moths.
 ? Andrew Carnegie Will Pay no per. l sonal property tax to the city of New e York this year. MT. Carnegie swort l that the value of his effects in the city e did not exceed S3,50O,000 while hi!
 debts aggregated $S, 100000. Accord n ingly the assessment against him wal y cancelled.
 On the Complaint of pr. J. w. Powel
 and Surby Cleveland Sidbury a law yer. both of Wilmington, N. C., thu a New York police yesterday arrested !. two men on a charge of having de v frauded the southerners out of S25,00t r through a wire tapping swindle. . Mrs. Mary Russell was Woodrow V Wilson's teacher when he was Il : years old, in Tileston school, Whining t ton, s. C., and at that time predicted Il that the boy would some day be presi
 prophecy fulflled-dying three year
 ago at Leesville N. C., at the age O
 S4.
 Two Men Whom the Federal author ities accuse of being members of
 gang which has been robbing post . offices in southern New England wer l. held under heavy bonds by United h States Commissioner William B. Cros l. at Providence yesterday. The prison e CTS are Joseph Kramer, alias Thoma