Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-01

The Won1en's University Club of New York has approved plans for the erection of a new s1OoO0O clubhouse on East 52d street.
 The Democrats of the Senate agreed in caucus yesterday to stand behind the La Toilette wool bill and ask the house for conference.
 Senator Winthrop Murray crans was yesterday elected to succeed him. self as republican national committee man from Massachusetts. Vic Hearing of the governments 8 case in equity against the American Sugar Refining company will be taken up in Salt Lake city Monday.
 A Four Family House owned by Adolph Bronkis, on the Hartford road, Manchester, Conn, was gutted by fire yesterday. The loss was s1,SoO.
 The Formal Notification ito Cover nor Marshall of his election as Demo- cratic nominee as ce-president, will take place in Indianapolis on August 90.
 A Resolution Endorsing W. J. Bry- ans work at the Baltimore convention was adopted by the Nebraska demo- cratic convention by vote of 636 to 246.
 President Taft Sent a letter of con- l graduation to James Thorpe, the Car i isle Indian School student who won so many victories at the Olympic games.
 Two Thousand White Men are searching around Clarksville, Texas, for negro named Leonard Potts, who within a week has killed two Texas officers.
 A Presiding Bishop of the Mormon church in Mexico declared that the property to be abandoned by Mormons in that country will amount to $8,- 900 900.
 Henry BirkenstOck, One of the best known manufacturers of art glass in this country, is dead at his home at Mount Vernon after an Illness of sew eral weeks.
 A S6,5oo,ooo Mortgage to secure an issue of bonds for that sum was filed at Washington yesterday by the Amer ican Ice company, populaI1y known as the ice trust.
 R. A. Walsh, a banker of Sheriden Wyo, and his wife, are wanted in | Cheyenne, Wyo, for violating a state law relating to the remarriage of di- vorced persons
 Dwight Stebbins, a former Cincin- nati policeman, convicted of stealing plants and jardinieres from lawns on his beat, was fined S20O and sentenced to 90 days in jail.
 A Movement is on Foot within the national progressive party to name a democrat from the south as Colonel Roosevelrs running mate, Colonel Roosevelt said yesterday.
 Suit to Dissolve the poster adver- tising association, formerly the Bill Poster association of the United States and Canada, Is expected to be filed by the government in a few days
 The Democratic State Central Com nittee yesterday selected Hartford as the place for the state convention and authorized Chairman Comstock to fix a date between September and 16.
 Four Hundred Girls, members of the DTessmakers' union, employed at a Brooklyn factory, are on strike against the use of profanity by the foremen and other male employees of the shop.
 Rev. J. B. Voorhees of the board of domestic missions in, New York, mas accepted call from~the Asylum Hill Congregational church in Hartford to succeed the Rev. Joseph Twichell as 1 pastor.
 Charles Roane, the Negro sleeping ear porter charged with attempting to attack Mrs Thaddeus Williams while ! she was the sole occupant of a sleeper. was held at Eveleth, Minn., in S1 300 to the grand jury.
 pr. John s. Eassett, for 50 years in practice, with an office on West 31st street, New York City. died at the Wayside Inn. New Milford, Conn.,, yes 1 terday, from a stroke of paralysis which came two days ago.
 pr. Maurice Howe Richardson, one of the foremost surgeons in the coun- try, died yesterday at his home in Boston. Dr: Richardson was found dead in bed, death having been caus- ed by heart failure
 After Serving Half of his two years and a half sentence in the house of correction. Albert s. Hoogs, who embedded $1e,O0O from the Bev- erly Savings bank while treasurer, was pardoned yesterday by Gov Foss.
 Twelve Persons Had Narrow escapes from injury or death when the Cod man house at Enfield, N. H.. was de- stroyed by fire yesterday. The guests were obliged to jump from second story windows. The loss was S4,000.
 Six Division Superintendents of the Boston Elevated Railway company ap- peared before the clerk of the supe- rior criminal court yesterday after noon and furnished bonds of $1,900 each after being arrested on indict- ments charging perjury at the recent strike hearing.
 The Size of All United States cur rency and national bank notes prob- ably will be reduced by one third and their. designs revolutionlzed by seere- ldfy or luc treasury hHcN ca &ll Tor the sake of economies to the govern ment, convenience to the public and safety against counterfeiting.
 
 The Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee yesterday adopted without dis sent Senator Lodges recommendation that the United States reahirm the Monroe doctrine In terms clear to all the world and adopted a resolution to express disapproval or the purchase of any possible naval bases on lhe Ann ertcan continents by any foreign pow CT.