Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-26

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 Morris Rogers, former New Jersey | state senator, died in Camden from | blood poisoning as a result of pairing a corn.~
 United States Senator Reed Smoot was elected as national committeeman for Utah by the republican state com- mittee.
 A Campaign Has Been Started in M emphis to obtain more liberal fed eral contributions for river-levee con- struction.
 The Striking Pupils of Public School No. 19, New York, are still out as a protest against the transfer of Prin- cipal Demarest.
 The Opening of the School of jour nalism at Columbia university yester- day found an enrolment which exceed ed all expectations.
 Directors of the Ontario & Western railroad yesterday elected Charles S. Mellen president to succeed Thomas P. Fowler, resigned
 John D. Archbold, president of the | Standard Oil company, is sick of be- ing bothered about political exposures, he declared yesterday. Mail Advices from Valdez, Alaska, say Mount Wrangell, the most widely known of the smoking volcanoes of | Alaska, again is in eruption. 
 Columbia University Yesterday be- gan the 159th academic year with the largest registration in it's history. The number of students may reach 10000.
 The Leaders of the 4,50o Bingham | copper miners who are on strike for higher wages continued yesterday their efforts to bring about a confer ence.
 Two Toledo Men Who Walked 1000 miles from Toledo to New Orleans by | a roundabout way to win bet, will lose because the man with whom they bet is dead.
 The Store of Lockwood & Palmer | at Stamford, Conn.,, was robbed dur ing the night of about $500 worth of pocket knives The loot also included l two revolvers.
 Francis A. Proctor, who has been living at Stamford, Conn, for some time, was yesterday held in the city court for trial in the superior court on charges of bigamy.
 The Farmers National Congress proposes to become a national country life federation It would federate all state and national organizations inter ested in country life. l An Outbreak of Diphtheria in Cam den, N. J., has prompted the author- ities to temporarily close the public library, all public schools, churches and moving picture shows
 Trial of Mrs. Helen Pierce Gray of St. Paul, Minn., tho investigator re- gently arrested on charges of conceal ing Indian bureau records, was post poned yesterday until Oct. 5.
 The Brooklyn Rapid Transit has ruled that after September 30, no
 smoking will be allowed on any street
 car or elevated line, either inside the
 cars, on the platforms, or on elevated
 railway stations.
 Two Distinct Earthquake Shocks
 the first occurring at 1910 o'clock
 were felt at Rockford, Ill., yesterday
 Dishes were scattered from dinner ta-
 bles by the tremors, which continued
 for several seconds.
 Governor Wilson's Ability to SIser
 soundly was evidenced at his hotel 1T
 New York early yesterday when the | I tnI mt ti0 irn al
 went off on three separate occasions
 without disturbing him. News of a Fatal Hunting Acoden near Redbank, N. B.. was received yes.
 terday. William Travis, merchant
 of that village, while looking fol
 moose, was mistaken for a deer by another hunter and shot.
 Walter D. Getty, for seven year: , head of the second class matter bu reau in the Chicago postoffice, ha! been appointed manager of the asso citation of American advertisers witt headquarters in New York. A New Movement to Obtain Peac, 7 in northern Mexico was made yester ? day when President Madero and hi; cabinet instructed the minister of wa
 
 TAascual Orozco, the rebel leader.
 That Major Frank McNeeIy of Al bany x. Y., assistant adjutant genera
 of the Third brigade. N G. x. ", wht
 was found dead in lodging house il Boston last Thursday, was killed anC
 robbed, Is the belief of relatives an'
 friends,
 a@L ak crox, ' Cane La, Sam Johnson, the half wltted negro who recently killed Per l cy Alexander, Shreveport lawyer
 The mob disappeared in the woods and 1t Is presumed the negro wal ; | lynehed.
 : Alleging That He Was Confined 1, | a cell on Harts island. known as "th' = cooler" until hls feet were frozen 1 Alexander Butler, q convict. has l brought suit against. the commission 2 CT of correction and the workbous'
 warden.
 The Question of Freight Rates il . view of the opening of the Panam; n canal Is believed to be under discus 8 sion at a conference of the represent 9 atives of the German and British ship | ping lines engaged in South Americar 1 traffic now being held ID beTlIh s rh. Strike of the SOC Workmen 8
 the. armory of the Colt Patent Fire
 arms Manufacturing company at Hart
 ford ended yesterday when the mel @ voted unanimously to return to weri this morning. They say the adjust . ment has been satisfactory to them, g When Women Make 1t Plain tha ? they will not marry unless the sr6alI 6 can produce d doctors certificate II r perfect health on that day tine PReb D lem of sex hygiene practically will b' 0 solved declared nf, Ira 5. Vile 8 2 New Yelh in Iii address al Washing e ton.
 f Werkinsmen from Danbury sn, 2 ether cities whe are defendants in tn s ss06e0 damage suit brought agains . l DC ba HAttArS' unian n