Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-31

Tnelr average income is $2,000 a year.
 The Wall Street Betting still figures wilson to 1 favorite. Many freak pets are being made and are popular on the curb market
 The Government Has Finally de- clded to pay $50 of the funeral bill of Lieut.. J. Chapman of Connecticut, who died 50 years ago.
 J, Beal Sneed, slayer of Allen Boyce, Jr., at Amarillo, Texas, yesterday was granted bail by the court of criminal appeals under $2O,00e bonds
 The Farm House of Charles E. Thompson, located in Canaan Valley, was burned yesterday, with a large part Of its contents. The loss will be under s1,500.
 A System of Graft in the commits sary department of the navy which may reach every ship in the Atlantic fleet has been revealed by a secret in vestigation.
 Edward H. Winter of Boston ob- tained a divorce from his wife be- cause she was a suffragist and insist ed on working for her own living aft CT they were married.
 According to Report Received in Rio JaneirO, Argentina has contracted for 1900 American sailors and war rant officers to man the dreadnaughts built in the United States.
 The Standard Oil Company of Ohio, the original Standard Oil company. yesterday declared a dividend of $5 a share, the first since the segregation of the various companies.
 Colonel Roosevelt Announced yes- terday that he had retained William Travers Jerome and Burns Detective Agency to look out for frauds at the polling places on electionNday. company at Jacksonville, Fla, yester- day to stop operating cars because mObs attacked the cars manned by strike breakers. All saloons have been ordered closed.
 The Will of David Bruce Brown, the automobile racing driver killed near Milwaukee, places the value of his estate at over $50,000 personal and over $50,000 real property. All is left to his mother.
 A Whale. 90 Feet Long, attacked the steel whaling vessel Tyee and the latter is now in drydock in Tacoma, Wash having two of her ribs re- placed and several bent plates strengthened.
 Charges that the New York, Ness Haven. and Hartford railroad is con- ] trolled by interests hostile to New i England were made yesterday by Ed ward D. Goldman. former president oi I the Fitchburg railroad.
 i Rt Rev. Philip ,RhineIander, bishor of the Protestant Episcopal diocese o1 i Pennsylvania. was elected chaplain general of the Guild of St Barnabas l for nurses at the business session of the 18th annual council. The Finding of Coroner PheIan in the cases of William Hoy and Mrs. | Kettle Palmer, accused of the murder of an infant at Danbury early in the present month, holds both responsible for the death of the child.
 Justice Tompkins, in the New York supreme court, yesterday, ordered an extra panel of 150 jurors drawn for the trial, beginning November Is. of Bur- ton w. Gibson, accused of the mur- der of his client, Mrs. Rosa Menschib Szabo.
 Sacrificing Their Lives to rescu ths S7 orphan children in their charge si, Sisters of Charity perished in a firt that destroyed St. Johns orphanage at San Antonio, Tex, yesterday. On,
 baby fell to it's death and another child is missing.
 Enrico caruso Won His Libel Sui
 in Milan against Signorina Giachetti This former common law wife, ant
 others. The signorina was sentenced
 to one year in jail and fined $20. Al
 she is in Argentina she will not hay,
 to serve her term.
 The 5edridden and Destitute of tn
 national capital are to receive rar
 chryanthemums that a kings ranson
 scarce could command as the result o
 decision reached yesterday by tn flower show of the department of az
 riculture.
 Announcement Was Made in Nev
 York yesterday of the birth of gir |, baby to Mrs. Daniel w. Marvin of Riv
 erside drive. Mrs. Marvin and her bus ban were returning on board the ri tanic from their honeymoon trip t , Europe when the liner went to tn bottom. Mir Marvin met his deatl
 and Mrs. Marvin was saved The Super -Dreadnought New Yori
 greatest of the worlds sea fighter:
 was lauched yesterday at the Brookly