Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

he New York Stock Exchanqe will be closed all day today out of respect to the memory of Vice President Shar- man.
 Major Charles F. Larrabee, former assistant commissioner of Indian af fairs, died yesterday at a sanitarium near Washington.
 According to Figures Compiled by the state bureau of vital statistics SI936,OO0 was lost in New Jersey in the last year through strikes.
 Mrs. Mary MccuIIon, aged S1 years fell downstairs at her home at Man chester, Conn. and broke her neck dying practically instantly
 The United States is getting rid of It's old and antiquated torpedo craft, the torpedo boat Porter being the latest to be retired from commission.
 Charged With Exceeding the speed limit in his automobile hearse. George W. Robertson of North Bergen, N. J.. undertaken must pay fine of $10. Miss Lydia Locke, an opera singer. was perhaps fatally hurt at New York yesterday in an automobile collision which followed late Halloween party. Postmaster General Hitchcock has authorized postmasters throughout the country to close postoffices today on account of Vice President Sherman's | funeral.
 John Penion, Boston Automobile | agent, was killed at Braintree Mass '. yesterday when a car which he vas driving went over ten foot embank- ment.
 General Daniel E. Sickes was given two weeks longer yesterday by Sheriff Harburger to satisfy a judgment of S5,08O held by the Bank of the Me tropolis.
 The Yonkers Board of Education au i thorized the president to hire convey ances to carry teachers to schools in 1 case the threatened street car strike | develops.
 John Ryan, a Brooklyn saloonkeeper. ! will r's0"iVe nearly &1GG.0u0 rom the i city because his saloon was torn down 1 to make way for the new Fourth ave- ! nue subway.
 Utilization of the Schoolhouses of | the country as employment offices for ! those out of work has been taken un- der consideration by the United States | bureau of education. N. E. Campbell and Joe p. Gavin, 1 who the police believe were implicat- ed Tn the $20O, GOO bank robbery at New | Westminster, Canada. were arrested a; Columbus, O., yesterday.
 Special Services Were Held in Bat tell chapel, Yale, yesterday afternoon | for Theodore w. York of Philadelphia, the varsity football guard who died this week of pneumonia.
 William Renwick RiddslI of Toronto, | Canada, a noted Canadian jurist, WGs given the honorary | 'Sree of doctor .i laws by Trinity college at its annual observance of Founders day.
 The High Cost of Living continued ! to soar during the past year. so far as meat eaters were concerned, accord in to report issued by the depart ment of agriculture yesterday
 A Pair of Brass Candesticks whicl held the candles by whose light Thom- as Jefferson read the election returns in 1901 have been given 10 Governor Wilson by Willis D. Clark of Schyler Va
 ! Postmaster General Hitchcock has issued an order that all flass on post | of hIIi1 irar To1 bo nj 5 States be at half mast for thirty days out of respect for the dead vice presi dent.
 Six Children in a Little Over thir- teen months is the remarkable birth record of the family of Stephen Ma geotte of Frenchtown, Pa. Mrs. No. geotte has borne fifteen children ir 15 years.
 The Odds Against the Election oi Roosevelt went from 3 to 1 to to in Wall street. The betting is still to l in favor of Wilson with few talk CTS. Prices are to 1 and ! 12 to against Taft
 One Thousand Men Employed in tht mill departments of the American IroT and Steel Manufacturing company al Lebanon, Pa, are affected by a notice of an advance in wages on the basis o1 $4.75 ton for puddles.
 The Whole Student Body at Browr university and many of the teachinl staff marched down the hill to tin 1, Providence station in a drizzing raif yesterday to see President ". H. P Faunce off on his trip around th4 world.
 Charges That Potato Shippers have been discriminated against by the Bos ton and Maine, the Maine Central ana the Bangor and ArOostoOk railroads were investigated yesterday by Charles A. Prouty, chairman of the interstate commerce commission.
 Walter Weston, clerk employed bS a Boston banking firm. was killed, and Ralph Hopkins of Springfield was SC riously injured when an automobile 1T which they were riding crashed into z tree on the Riverdale road in West Springfield. Mass, yesterday.
 The Body of Policeman Peter Fitz- simmons of the Central Park squad al New York was found early yesterday lying across a cement sidewalk neal the Seventy fourth street entrance o } the park It was evident from tn; bits of broken glass scattered abou that he had been stryck by a speeding
 automobile.
 Albert J. Pattersoh and Mrs. Ennms Bamiberge- were yesterday found gull [ ty of the murder of James Bamberger the convicted BouaA's 23 year old son who was stabbed to des n by Patterson at the Bambergel nome at Baltimore Md, last July. The slain man hat | objected t0 PatierspnR attentions [, l his mother, whoSs hussand is alive. pn,lie .r e,.+a,,,,, s,n,ts