Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-23

playing around a bonfire at Ansonia yesterday. He fell into the fire.
 President Taft Entertained a Party of Is mayors of Massachusetts towns at Beverly. Mayor Fitzgerald of Bos- ton sang Sweet Adeline" for the pres ident.
 Governor Baldwin Has Appointed Dr. S. E. Overlook of Pomfret as a member of the board of pardons, to succeed the late Dr. George M. Knight of I.akeville
 Mayor Harrison of Chicago yester- day ordered the chief of police to have all the music and other forms of en- tertainment in Jack Johnsons cafe i'm mediately stopped
 The Total Amount of internal reve- nue collected in the Philippine Islands last year was about $10,600 900, an in crease of almost $1,000000 over the collections for 1911.
 John Shaefer and Robert Elliot, two American aviators left Chicago for Washington, where they will enlist at the Greek legation for army aeroplane
 
 Acquisition Has Been Made on the governor of New York for the return to this state of William l.. Bowers, wanted in Bridgeport to answer to a | charge of embezzlement. Piracy Has Again Broken Out in Philippine waters, according to ad- vices received from Manila, and the Philippine government is taking vigor- ous steps to suppress it. Thers is Not a Bucket of Stove Coal 1 on sale in Yonkers, N. Y. and Secre- | tary Mahoney of the local tuberculosis hospital was told that he could not get a bucketful for gold mine. Flowers Sent to Saeamore Hill by l the school children of Nassau county were the only tokens of public well come planned for the home coming of Colonel Roosevelt yesterday.
 For the Purpose of Improving the | docking and terminal facilities of | Boston, the sum of three million dol lars was appropriated at a meeting of the directors of the port of Boston yesterday.
 
 lieutenant Harold Geiesr and Cor poral Ward Rice of the army aviation 1 school narrowly escaped death yester | day when their hydro -aeroplane fell into the Potomac river from height of 100 feet.
 The Nebraska Supreme Court yes- terday affirmed the ruling of the dis trict court which held that the nomi- nees of the progressive party were en- titled to place on the ballot at the general election next month.
 Announcement Was Made Yesterda, of the election of c. $. Brigham o1 Hartford as general chairman of the adjustment committee for conductor. on the New Haven railroad system o the Order of Railway Conductors.
 Antonio orozco, 6e Years Old grandfather of Mrs. Pascual Orozco Jr, wife of the Mexican rebel leadel and uncle of the latter. was probabI, fatally injured when struck by stree car at Los Angeles Monday night.
 A Portfolio Containing Expressions of congratulation and sympathy iron all the patients on-his floor and whicl
 
 ure'' was carried home by Colone Roosevelt from Mercy hospital, Chi cago.
 Announcement Was Made at demo cratic national headquarters yesterda that statement of campaign receipt and expenditures will be issued on Fri day next. The expenses so far it wa learned. are about s550,000; the re ceipts about s630,000.
 George w. stickney, 56 years old. c Pittsburg, suddenly went insane an tried to murder his wife and eight chil dren. He used chairs, knives. fork and q shotgun. fatally injuring his wifi, seriously inJuring two children an ] beating up five others. The Naval Transport Prairie, whic had not been heard from since Oct. ' and for whose safety fear was enter } tained arrived safe at San Doming City Monday night She had not re ported to Washington before becaus , of cut cables at Santo Domingo. | The Tramp Steamer Nicaragu; } which sailed light from Tampac, Mexico, October 2, for Forth Arthu Texas, was caught in the storm (
 October IS, and sank off Padiee Is land, in the Gulf of Mexico. Si members of the crew were drowned The Inquest Into the Death ! ! Charles Hopper of Chicago. 52 year old. a dealer in commercial paper, wf was found mortally wounded in a par , developed that considerable myster surrounds the manner in which he Tt : ceived the bullet wound through h , brain.
 John Frey, on Trial for Wife Murde
 was lodged in the same tier of eel
 with John Schrank, who shot Colon