Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-01

appointed chemist to the state high way department. This is a new of flee.
 Christian Swain, fo1 Years Old, of Indianapolis, Ind, says he owes his long life to minding his own busi- ness.
 At Monessen, Pa, Crossed Wires d. verted volts of electricity into tele- phone boxes and 27 fire alarms were turned in.
 Col. John James Patterson, ex- United States senator from South Carolina, is dead at his home in Mfr f1intown, Pa.
 After Month in Beverly, interrupt ed by many trips, President Taft is beginning to show the good effects of his vacation.
 George w. Wells, president of the American Optical company, died of neuritis at his home in Southbridge, Mass, yesterday.
 Following the Custom of His Father August Belmont distributed about $1O,. 900 among the employees of his breed ing farm at Lexington, Ky. ]. p. Morgan Has CompIeted ar engagements for the reservation of one of the costliest and Attractive homes at Monticeto, near Santa Barbara, Cal All Records Were Broken on the cheese board at Watertown, N. r., when sales were made at 16 1-4@16 1-2 cents, the highest ever recorded Rev. Philip Schuyler, rector of St Peters Episcopal church at Benning- ton, Vt4 has been appointed canon of St. Luke's cathedral at Portland, Me
 John Palasis of Philadelphia must send his 13 year old wife to school for another year, according to Magistrate Boyle of that city. or he will go to jail Henry Bauchemin of EIyria, O., pub lishTd a notice in the local newspaper l advising saloon keepers not to sell him drink or serve him should a friend treat.
 The Delegates to the Convention of | the International Union of Cigarmak- CTS at Baltimore voted not to grant to | the executive committee the power to i declare strikes.
 Senator Timothy D. Sullivan of New l York city, who was reported to be dy- ing of diabetes. has improved so much in the last five days that he has gain ed eight pounds. I Fourteen Mines Were Closed yester- l day at Belle Vernon, Pa-, while 5000 men participated in the 24-hour sym pathy strike called by the Industrial Workers of the World
 T. D. L. Manvile, clerk of the An i sonia city court and one of the most prominent Odd Fellows in the state, was stricken with apoplexy yesterday and died instantly.
 Five Lives Were Lost in Fire 1 at Millinocket, Me, yesterday which destroyed a house occupied by Poland l CTS. A three months old baby was the only one rescued.
 Judge William Hughes of Paterson democratic primary nominee for | United States senator from New Jer- sey, filed statement showing he spent $z,455 ln ms campaign.
 Senator A. B. Fall Denied yesterdav that he and Senator William A. Smith of the special senate committee inves- tigating conditions in Mexico had de- cided to recommend intervention.
 Albert Roberg of WaIlinuford was found guilty of driving an automobile recklessly in Milford on the evening of Sept. 2S and was fined $75 and costs in the Milford town court yesterday. Earl Ryan and Joseph Wilcox, ar rested charged with the theft of a sloop from the boat yard of George M Keller at New Haven were bound ovel for trial in the superior court yester- day.
 Lieut.. Louis c. Rockwell and Corp s. Scott. the army aviators who were dashed to death at the army aviation school, College Park, Md, Saturday will be buried today in Arlington cem- etery.
 Eugene w. Chain, prohibition can didate for president of the United States, Sunday was denied permission to speak from the pulpits of three Methodist churches of Grand Rapids Mich.
 Nearly 500 Union Teamsters went on strike at Des Moines, Ia., yesterday The cause is the failure to sign con tracts providing for recognition of the union and wage increase averaging $150 week.
 Seven Men Were Arrested in Chi
 II, .1-1t fined one cent each because theN pleaded that they had been fined sl often for the same offense that then funds were exhausted
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 A Plea of Guilty of Wife Murder was entered in the Providence police court yesterday by Patrick F Hanley q shipping clerk employed in mill ir that city. Hanley told the police thai he found his wife intoxicated Sunday night and beat her with a poker. Wher he awoke in the morning she was dead
 Many f Not All, of the IS repubH- can presidential electors in Missouri recently signed an agreement pledging | themselves to vote for Taft for presi- dent if the IS votes of Missouri in the electoral college would elect him. bul otherwise to combine with electors from other states on third candi date.
 John Murray. Widely Known in the atrical and newspaper circles, died at Roosevelt hospital, New York, yester- day of injuries he received carly Sun day morning when struck by an au- tomobile after attending the dinner al the Hotel Astor to William F. Me Combs, chairman of the democratic national committee.