Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-07

Vice President James S. Sherman | returned to Utica, N. Y., from a months stay at Grove Beach, Conn, | much improved in health. Herman Pearson, Brooklyn brew 1 CT, died of apoplexy on the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati which has | just arrived in Plymouth, England,N
 The Wives of Eight New Rochelle, N. Y, politicians, have gone camp ing. The mayors wife is among them The husbands are all on the stump. | Having EIoped, Twice Married each other, and twice divorced, w. M. 1 James and Anna Wilbourne of Olive l Hill Ky, were married again for the 1 third time.
 | Betting in Wall Street upon the po- litical situation still favors SulZer for governor. The odds are 1-2 to on Sulzer, Straus even money and to against Hedges.
 Ernest w. Lorenz, who was await ing trial for the murder of Gilbert Mann in Johnston, R. l., two years ago, escaped from the state prison at Cranston, Saturday.
 | Toadstoois Mixed with Mushrooms I purchased in a store in Camden, N. J., l caused the poisoning of six persons, | four of whom are in the hospital in a critical condition.
 The Springfield Express, wrecked at Westport Thursday afternoop, was running at greater speed than usual at that point. according to Conductor John Jenkins of the train.
 Joseph Donahue, Eight, was killed | at Winchester, Mass, Saturday when he got caught between the curbing and an automobile backing into a garage. The boy was on bicycle. l Gen. ;lnez SaIazar, the Mexican rev. olutionary leader, it was learned to- 1 day, has been in Los Angeles for the last four days, receiving treatment for a gunshot wound in the shoulder.
 Gov. Woodrow Wilson Promised big crowds of workingmen whom he ad- dressed at Omaha Saturday. if he were elected president he wouldoassociate with him in his cabinet a minister of labor.
 Private advices That an Attempt had been made in Vancouver, B. C., to assassinate Sir Donald Mann, the vice president were received at the offices of the Canadian Northern railway, on Saturday.
 Mrs. Jennie E. Shaw, who was shot in West Pelham, Mass, Tuesday aft ernoon by her husband, James Shaw, who later blew himself to pieces by dynamite, died Saturday at the hos pital.
 The Virginia Lumber Co. filed a vol untary petition in bankruptcy Satur- day in which liabilities were placed at l $S9,972, and assets at $123,996. Credi- tors are scattered from Boston to Florida.
 pr. Carl Hening, in a speech before
 the National Hygienic institution in
 Washington. declared that moving pie lures were responsible for the sudden
 increase in defective eyesight among schoolchildren.
 Herbert s. Hockin, said by Ortie } McManig. l to have been one of the | organizers of the "dynamiting crew.
  I defendants in the trial of the accused dynamite plotters."
 ? Evelyn Thaw Denied in Omaha,
 Neb., that she was going to Reno to
 secure a divorce from Harry K Thaw. ) She declared that she will remain true 1 to Harry even if be stays in the asy- lum for the rest os his life. Governor Wilson's friendliness for 3 the railroads is responsible for the
 continuation of the numerous grade r crossing accidents in New Jersey, &C., |; cording to Edmund W. Wakelee, chair 7 man of the Republican State commit : tee.
 \ A Perforated Human Tooth used as ) an ornament by a cave dweller, is the especially interesting specimen in ten
 collections of relics of prehistoric races given Yale museum by Prof. G. G. Mo- Curdy, head of the anthropoogical di- Q vision.
 Mrs. Helen Pierce Gray of St. Paul, l Minn. an investigator of Crow Indian
 affairs, recently arrested and charged
 with taking the allotment roll of the
 tribe from the files of the Indian of- : fee, was released Saturday and the
 charges against her were dropped
 Deacon Murphy, an assistant dis
 trict attorney of New York, has gone
 to Wilkes Barre. Pa, in the hope of !, identifying there woman sought for f posing as Mrs. Petronella Menschik, mother of Mrs. Rosa Szabo whom Bur ; ton W. Gibson is charged with mur- dering in Greenwood lake.