Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-20

The Drought Along the Atlantic Coast section of Nicaragua, has se- riously effected Nicaragua's banana crop.
 Governor Eberhart was the Victor Tn the first popular primary for the republican nomination for governor in Minnesota.
 Approximately One Twelfth of the permanent population of Atlantic City, N. J.. is under indictment charged with some crime.
 It Will Cost $3s,3oo,ooo to run the New York schools next year, accord ing to the budget prepared by the board of education.
 A Dispatch From Montreal an- nounces the death in an infirmary there Of Most Rev. Ronald Mcdonald, titular archbishop of Gortyna, N. c.
 Evangelism in the United States has "denerated~ into commercialism and professionalism" according to pr. J. M. Gray, dean of the Moody institute. Opposition to the Recall of judges and of judicial decisions was express ed at the annual convention of the na = tlonal association of probate judges yesterday.
 The Newark Board of Education, through its instruction committee, has decided against the use of nude models In the classes of the Fawcett draw ing school.
 Patrick Egan, a Member of the Prov idence police department for AZ years, an dior five years it's chief died at his home there yesterday aft CT lingering Illness.
 Richard Dale, a Banker and the grandson of Commodore Richard Dale associate of John Paul Jones in the war of 1S12, is dead at his home ir Philadelphia, aged s5 years.
 There Will Be No Strike of Canadian Pacific Railway telegraphers. The men have been given satisfactory con. sessions by the company, including ( IF per cent. increase in pay.
 jamalea Bay, LeRs Island, and tn, Potomac river seventy five miles dowr from Washington, both are polluted b, l typhoid germs, according to the De. partment of Agriculture's declaration
 J. Frank Blunt, a Retired Livermor, Falls, Me, business man we'll knowi through the state as the owner O race horses, died suddenly of hear trouble yesterday. He was 69 year old.
 State Senator Big Tim" Sullivan O New York, who has been in i'll healtl for some time, is said to have col lapsed at his wife's funeral and is re ported today to be in serious con dition.
 The Time in Which Samuel Com \ pers, Frank Morrison and Johl Mitchell may file appeals from thei contempt of court sentences was yes terday extended from October 1 t November l.
 The Little Crib Which Held tn mother of Colonel Theodore Roose welt when she was baby, will b shown the progressive presidentis candidate when he visits Atlanta Ga the last of the present month.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin Whitney c New Haven, died at the home of he daughter law, widow of Judge Ed ward B. Whitney, of the suprem court of New York, in her SSth year Death was due to pneumonia.
 Mrs. Daisy UIrich Opie Grace, wh was recently acquitted in Atlanta, Ga of the charge of shooting her husband Eugene Grace, yesterday institute proceedings in common pleas cour at Philadelphia, for a divorce.
 Robert Hart Cary, director of athle tics of the University of Montans died in a Missoula, Mont. hospital yes terday as the result of an organic all ment that had effected him since h left Yale, where he won fame as sprinter.
 Miss Katherine DrexeI, founder c the Sisterhood of the Blessed Sacra ment and Mother Superior of tha order, is in New York to superinten the opening of the first of a chain c Catholic schools for colored childrer to be established through the countr. : As George R. Thorndike of Marble head, Mass, was leaving the Lyn hospital yesterday he was arrested o charge of manslaughter in connec tion with the death of Edmond Au brun who was struck by Thorndike automobile in Saugus on the night ( September [.
 , Counsel For Chester S. Jordan, tn Somerville. Mass, wife slayer unde sentence to be electrocuted next weel consulted Attorney General James \ Swift, yesterday regarding the ar pointment of commission to examir the condemned man as to his sanity 1, Helen Gray, an Investigator, who's work at the last session of congres for the Graham committee of th house created a scene upon the f1oC in which she was charged with bein } woman lobbyist" was arrested yes terday upon a warrant sworn out b the Indian bureau charging conceal ment of public records. IS NO NECESSITY FOR