Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-22

destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at sS0e,0O0.
 Buster Hiegens, Four Year Old Boy of Champaign, IL, was fatally injured by a mad puma on exhibition at a carnival show.
 St Louis Society Girls are wearing mems socks because of the warm weather. They wear the regulation mems garters, tool
 William L. Scruags, former minister from the United States to China, Co., lombia and Venezuela, died in Allan ta, Ca, of apoplexy.
 Auditors on the Books in the health department at Passaic, N. J., found the missing health officer, Dr. James Nell son Elliott. was short s1,O45.
 Out of the 19 Non Commissioned officers recently examined at Fort Leavenworth for commissions as sec- ond lieutenants, 14 were successful.
 The Kenosha, Wis, health depart ment has got the city's goat" by or dering the slaughter of all nannies and billies which run wild in the town.
 B. p. Wsgaenor, General Solicitor of the Missouri Pacific railroad, celebrat- ed his 66th birthday by giving a picnic in Atchison, Kan, to 10000 children.
 An Unknown Country Clergyman in New York state opened the financial end of the republican campaign. He sent a s1 bill as a starter for the Taft fund
 A Despatch from Carp Lake, 2S miles northeast of Petoskey, Mich, says that a light sprinkle of snow fell there Fri- day night. Crops were damSged by the cold.
 New Hampshire Supporters of Theo- dore Roosevelt to the number of POO met in Manchester Saturday and voted to organize progressive party in New Hampshire.
 The Trustees of the MiIlersviIIe State Normal school at Lancaster, Pa. have discovered that the treasurer, Prof. J. W. Lansinger, is short in his accounts about $S,000.
 Charles Marks of Mount Holly, N. d.,
 
 traeted from using penknife to re- move bullet he had accidentally fired in his left leg.
 A Minneapolis, Minn., Fireman had such a realistic dream of a fire that he slid down the pole in his sleep He is in the hospital with a severe scalp wound and broken leg.
 Cutters and SkiveFs of the Emerson Shoe company at Roekland, Mass, have been granted an increased wage of g5 cents day, bringing their days pay up to the Brockton level
 The United States Civil Service com mission will investigate the alleged political activities of federal officehold- CTS in the republican pre- convention campaign and at Chicago
 The Ahrogation of the Modus VIVendi between the United States and Canada in respect to coast fisheries is being urged on the Canadian government and Is under consideration now.
 Former Assistant District Attorney Ely has filed suit against the British Guiana Gold Concessions Co.,, Ltd. to
 
 shares of alleged worthless stock. Patrelman Olive of the West 6sth street station, New York, had a quar- rel with his wife on the beach at Coney Island and swan out in the ocean to escape arrest He was taken by a life saver.
 Chairman Stanley of the house steel trust Investigating committee has au- thorized a denial of reports that the committee would recommend the disso- lution of the United States Steel cor poration.
 Fire Destroyed an Entire Business block and the British Columbia. Elec- trtc railway carbarns Saturday at Van couver, B. c. The Royal George hotel and the Angeles apartment house were among the buildings burned.
 A Libel Suit Filed by Charles P Leach, former collector of customs at Cleveland, O., for $10,00O dama qes against Franklin MacVeagh. secretary Of the treasury. was dismissed bv stipulation before Circuit Judge Bald win at Chicago Saturday. Nhler we'd Y all LuhWa- Va Ci -Ka of | the Atanum tribe has receVed A .-.ter from Andrew Carnegie denying the re- port published in eastern papers that he would give s750O0O for a council lodge for the brotherhood of North American Indians in Washington, D. C. Capt. Henry R. Jones, '. S. A. (re- tired), past commander of the de- | partment of Connections G. A. R.. and for quarter of a century proprietor and editor of the New Hartford Tri- bune, died Saturday at a hospital in Hartford of a complication of diseasss He was born in New Hartford in 1Sg7 CHILD SET CLOTHING