Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24

HOdSUTSS TUT ACClOSnI TTStcHht0fi will be introduced into 38 state legis- latures during the coming year. occurred in Troy, Pa., where 160 cases have developed within two weeks.
 After Three Days Fight the woods fire in the section of Barkhamsted ly- guished.
 The Hotel Workers Union is try ing to organize the elevator men, pre- liminary to calling a national strike of all hotel employees.
 Hartford yesterday to bring about the erection of a modern hotel in that City to cost s1,5OO,OOO.
 A Straw Vote among the male stu dents at Bucknell university at Lewis burg, Pa, resulted in victory for Roosevelt by margin of one.
 A Resolution of Sympathy for Col onel Roosevelt was voted down at the first meeting of the recently establish ed Presbyterian synod of New England at Boston.
 Mrs. Lillian Stevens of Portland, Me, was unanimously reelected presi- dent of the National Woman's Chris tian Temperance union yesterday, as were all other officers.
 The Progressive Party yesterday published the list of subscriptions re- ceived since the organization of the new party in this state. The total re- ceipts are $S,445.O7.
 When Cincinnati Couple who were secretly married nine months ago de- cided to let their families in the secret they found their marriage certificate had been chewed up by a rat
 The Second Case of Lockjaw, re- sulting from vaccination has develop ed in Pittsburg. Prof. Louis K. Han ley instructor in science at the River view high school, is the victim.
 Governor Hooper of Tennessee de- clined $170 raised for his reelection by inmates of the state penitentiary after reading the reports of the senate campaign funds Investigating commit tee.
 The lnsurgent Modern Woodmen of America won a victory when the pro- posed increase in rates in the order was denied in decision by State Dis trict Judge Bradshaw at Des Moines. Iowa.
 Misses Margaret Fitzgerald and hn No1far hn xrrhn af- tended Colonel Roosevelt in the Mercy hospital in Chicago, received solid gold bull moose pins as gifts from their patient.
 Charges That Andrew Carnegie has for years sbeen sending Organizer Miles Dougherty of the United Mine Workers $1,000 as Christmas presents will be investigated by the United Mine Workers.
 Fred Hudson of Windsor, Conn. tried to take bite out of golf ball filled with sulphuric acid. His throat was so badly burned that he is kept alive only by means of respiration through tubes.
 The Gary, Ind, board of alderynen are considering a law abolishing the free lunch counter in saloons. The cafe owners say if the law goes through they will sell the lunch and give away the beer.
 David Shapre of Winsted, who was 1 injured in collision of teams on the road between Collinsville and New Hartford several days ago, died at the Litchfield county hospital yesterday He was IS years old.
 Judge James p. PIatt of the United States district court returned to his home in Meriden yesterday after being patient at the Charter Oak hosptta at Hartford for three weeks, where h, underwent an operation. Maintaining That the Bible is tn, | worlds standard of morals. Mrs. Jear B. WyIie of Pennsylvania yesterday | urged the need of Biblical instruction 1 in the public schools in an address before the education department of tn, National W. c. T. L.
 Walters and Kitchen Employees O several of the large hotels at Washing ton, numbering approximately 200 walked out at dinner time last night 1 beginning a movement which they pre- | dict will lead to a general strike il i that city and Baltimore. Several Thousand Bushels of import l ed potatoes are being held in Nev i York because the treasury departmen | hesitates to enforce the quarantin 1 declared by the secretary of agricul 1 ture against potatoes from Germany. Archbishop John Ireland has issued | letter to the priests in the dioces' | of Minnesota barring "Oh, Promis, Me-" and other songs popular at. nup' tial ceremonies. Only the customar, l Latin chants will be permitted. Tn, instructions also apply to funerals. Fire in the Hold of the Merchant and Miners steamer Berkshire wa. practically extinguished. late yesterda! after a fight that had been going ol | vigorously since the ship sought tn. | shelter of Lookout Cove, N. C.. Sun | day.
 C. F. Adams of Chicago, the negrt assistant register of the treasury, re- signed yesterday to become connected | with the republican campaign head | quarters in New York. President Taf has appointed J. P. Strickland, a ne 1 gro, of Arkansas, to succeed Adams Abraham Komroff, who is said tt 1 have been conducting stamp com
 pany," and dealing in novelties, a New Haven. was arrested yesterda! l upon complaints of two persons wht set forth that they had lost money b! | buying stamps with the expectation O | obtaining furniture in exchange. DOUBLE DROWNING OFF BLOCK ISLAND
 Catboat in Which Two Men Wen Fishing Sunk. Block Island, R. l.. Oct. 2S.-Captair | Herbert Rose of Block Island ant