Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-27

hitting one OI HIS cows 10 rSI1aln Ill a bog for a week.
 An Attempt to Maintain Winter nav igation between St. Johns, N. F.. and Quebec is to be made by the Cana dian government.
 Rumors That Secretary Meyer of the navy department was about to resign yesterday brought an emphatic denial from the secretary himself.
 One Hundred Thousand Settlers from the United States entered western Can ada between April 1 and October 1, &C., cording to figures just issued.
 Rev. Jonathan Hedges, sS years old, is dead at Cumberland, Md. His wife, aged 92. died ten minutes after she was notified of his death.
 Automobiles Overtakine an electric car in the middle of Massachusetts, highways must pass to the left, by de- cisfon of the state supreme court. <
 Gov. Baldwin Has Appointed Dr. John J. Buell. of Litchfeld to examine George Driggs, prisoner in the Litchfield county jail, as to his san ity.
 The American Rcd Cross yesterday telegra phed a contribution of S1,00 to the Bulgarian Red Cross for use in the relief work among the war suffer- CTS.
 For the First Time in the History of k 1OrIy I,-0v ', @f fl ocrats of the north will outnumber the 1 party colleagues of the south in the | next house.
 A Special Train of AZ Cars raced | through Washington yesterday, bound l for New York with turkeys from east ern Tennessee, destined to grace many Gotham table
 A Commission Will Govern the city 1 of Salem, Mass, in future, as the su- preme court yesterday held that the voters adopted the new charter at the November election.
 1 A General Trust Investiation will be 1 undertaken by the house judiciary i committee immediately after the 1 Christmas holiday recess of the com- ing session of congress.
 i Miss Julia V. Sullivan, one of Chica.- | gos few licensed women chauffeurs and until recently employed by a taxi cab company, was found shot to death in her apartments yesterday.
 Mrs. John C. Layman and her three young sons were burned to death yes terday in a fire which destroyed a farm house of the Mennonite settle ment in Warwick county, Va.
 The Demand of Conductors and trainmen on the New Haven road fol
 increased wages is being formulated 1T
 accord with similar demand which is
 to be made from 55 other roads.
 William T. Pittman, superintendent
 of the Allentown, Pa., fair poultry
 show, one*of the best posted men or poultry in the country, announced fresf
 eggs would sell at s1 a dozen before tht
 winter was over.
 The Russian Embassy at Washington
 made public yesterday a caiblegran
 announcing that the young czarevitch
 heir apparent to the Russian throne, is
 recovering rapidly from the attack ht
 sustained recently.
 Thomas E. O'Gara, president of thu
 O'Gara Coal company of Chicago, wa:
 indicted yesterday by a federal grand
 jury, charged with accepting rebat' from subsidiaries of the New Yorl
 Central railroad system.
 Miss Maud Van Duesen, who jump rN
 the Mccormick building at Chicago
 committed suicide while in "deluso
 " state of mind,'' according to tn
 verdict of the coroners jury. Isaac Etnyre, on Trial at Chicago fo
 murdering his wife, yesterday pleade'
 the unwritten law in his defense. H
 declared that his wife had respondet
 to the woofng of Rayford F. Barlow,
 corporal in a regiment stationed a
 Fort Sheridan.
 } Charged With carelsssly Shooting
 human being while hunting, Charle
 Tyler of Foxcroft, Me, was arraigne ] in the municipal court at Dover, Me yesterday and gave bail in s1,o0o 10 , | his appearance at the March term } the supreme court.
 No Currency Reform Legislation will be attempted at the coming ses sion of congress. it was practically de l cided at an informal conference of tn ! democratic members of the sub-com } mittee of the house banking and cur : rency committee.
 James F. Curtis of Boston, assistan
 secretary of the treasury, and Mis- ! I -4kaA of VUarh 3 | ington yesterday at the home of tn brides father, William R. Merriam r former governor of Minnesota and for ner director of the census. g Unless Accepted as Present by tn ? city or by some historical society an removed to a new site. the histori i assay office on Wall street, New Yorl
 built in 1923, will be demolished by tn 1 federal government to make way fc l. 8 more commodious structure. : Francois MaIfait and His Wife wei
 asphyxiated in their home at Holyok
 Mass, some time between Sunda e morning and Tuesday morning. I'll d police believe death to have been acc . ing to have become detached from a :. open gas cock
 Margaret Schroeder, a pretty y year old girl, was shot and killed yes s terday afternoon in West Forty-sixt a street, New York, by her sweetheaI C Michael Grasso, 31 years old. who a n tempted suicide by putting a bullet e his brain. He was removed to hoi
 pital unconscious.
 A Protest Against any measure tn l. would permit the New York, New Hs l. ven and Hartford railroad to contr - proposed trolley lines west of the Cor : necticut river, unless 1t could be show 5, that the small towns would benef n was made yesterday by Chairman Frt e J. Macleod of the Massachusetts raj
 road commissioo