Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-28


 The Cruiser Des Moines Will Sail | from Boston on Sept 6 to eastern Mexican ports to watch the situation. One New York Policeman died of | apoplexy after chasing some boys, and 1 another dropped dead from heart dis ease.
 The Efficiency Pennant was awarded to the battleship Delaware for the highest score in gunnery for the year ending June 30.
 The Old Naval Ram Katahdin will be fired upon by vessels of the Atlantic fleet during target practice early in September.
 A MutiIsted Body Found on the rail road at Hamilton, N. r.. has been Identified as that of John Mitchell of Meriden, aged 30.
 Jack McGhee, the Aviator arrived in Pawtucket, R. l., after a thrilling over sea flight from Readville, Mass, in al heavy off shore wind.
 Charles Poduzzi. years old, of Tar rytown, N. Y, died of lockiaw caused by blow on the head from a picture that fell from the wall.
 More Than Thousand Fish were electrocuted at Mayfield, Ky, when lightning struck a tree that stood in a pond near Mayfeld, Ky.
 Owing to the Small Crop, altar of roses will be very expensive this year. l The price of the seasons crop is quot 1 ed at S22 an English ounce
 After Two Years of Effort, there still remains $SO0O to be raised of the S10- 900 fund to buy a silver service for | the battleship North Dakota
 The Voters Of New Orleans will de- ! teTmine at a special election today | whether or not the city shall have a l commission form of government.
 Eugene Debs, socialist candidate for president, denounced Roosevelt as the | most dangerous man in America" and l declares the colonel is a hypnoist
 Advices from London say the new British battleships will have curved | armored upper decks and funnel pro | tection to resist attack by aeroplane.
 The Czar Has Protested to the vat ican Roman Catholic priests have con Verted more than 500O00 of his sub l iects. A diplomatic rupture may re- suit
 Because Parents Lied so Frequently | about the age of their children Rome ! has decided that only children under | A inches tall can enter the zoo at half | price.
 Thieves Early Yesterday attempted to steal the automobile of former Sen | ator John M. Brady at New Britain. | Nhey were scared away by Mr. Brady's | hired man.
 Women Wearing Dangerous Hatpins must pay street ear conductors in Hamburg, Germany, a cent apiece for corks to place over the points of the pins or get off the car.
 Mai Beecher 3. Ray. the army pay master accused of political activity for President Taft, yesterday became a heutenant-coloneib by recess appoint ment
 William Smith, Union Civil War veteran, wants the navy department to pay for his COW which was starved to death during the recent Mississippi floods.
 Pinned Beneath a Fallen Derrick. John Bruneau and Joseph GregOire were fatally injured yesterday in the Maine Central yard, south of Lewis ton, Me
 One Days Freedom for Each Day they work at building roads for the state is what Warden Codding of the Kansas penltentiary has asked Gov ernor Stubbs td give state prisoners.
 Michael M. Mclaughlin, 50 years old, is in the Hahnemann hospital, ROches- ter, N. Y, and his case is puzzling the physicians. He declares that night is day and during the day it is dark
 Mrs. Alex Roy, or Equaymeaoaay sister of the late chieftain White Cloud and daughter of the late chief White Fisher, is dead at her home on the agency at White Earth, Minn., aged S5.
 The Naval Department despite pro- tests by Senator Works and others will go ahead with it's policy of pun ishing seamen who refuse 10 undergo vaccination.
 The Present Government Of China will he of short duration in the npin- ion of Commodore C. J. Evres. R.N.. formerly commander of the British squadron at Hong Kong
 As She Was About to Board Train for Nashua, N. H.. 10 visit daughter. Mrs. Hannah F. Shattuck, 70. stepped in front of south bound express at Winchester, Mass yesterday and was instantly killed.
 One of the Main Buildings of the Portland StoneWare company at Port land. Me, a four-story wooden struc- ture, and a smaller building were burned yesterday. The loss was es- timated at $75000
 Samuel Peterson Was Leading a calf into the barn at East Hartland Conn. Monday night, when a lightning bolt knocked him down, killed the calhI and fired all the buildings. which were destroyed Peterson is recovering.
 Ernest w. Pitn1an, well known as n contractor and builder of mills and other large structures shot and killed himself a his home at Andoyer, Mass. yesterday. Worry over financial af- fairs is supposed to have led to the , suicide.
 More Than 5000 Women, their hus- bands and friends, yesterday marched through the streets of Columbus. O.. advocating the passage of the equal suffrage amendment to Ohios consti- tuition at the special election next Tuesday.