Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-03

DoFolny ArnOld, applied 10 the New York police for protection, having re- ceived @ threatening letter.
 Vice President Sherman Yesterday added his comment to that of other re- Taft will be renominated and re-elect- ed.
 Much Favorable Comment on the Pure Food boards decision prohibiting the importation of absinthe into the United States has been received by the board.
 The Woman's Suffrage Bill made it's annual appearance in the Rhode Island legislature yesterday and was buried with its predecessors in the files of a committee.
 Alderman L. A. LavalIee Was Elected mayor of Montreal by a majority of 12,00O over Alderman George Marcil. The total vote was Lavallee 2S,SSs, Marcil 1e,793.
 Non Commissioned Officers of the Regular Army assigned to duty as mi litia instructors have been given the title sergeant instructors" in formal war department order.
 Frank A. Abby, Whose Appearance was said to be strikingly similar to that of William Jennings Bryan, is dead at his home at Manchester, Conn.,. at the age of 5S years.
 Adviees to Dun's Review This Week from leading cities in the United States testify to fair progress in general busi- ness, favorable reports outnumbering those of an opposite character.
 George H. Munroe of Joliet, IT,, for mer Illinois state senator and one of the largest orange growers in Florida, dropped dead in the bathroom of his winter home at Daytona, Fla.
 Oats Which Have Been Subjected to a renovation process commonly known as sulphurized oats, have been placed under the ban of adulteration by the governments pure food experts.
 Resolutions Endorsing Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana for the democratic nomination for president were adopted yesterday by the Indiana Democratic Editorial association.
 pr. Wademar Koch, Assistant Pro lessor of pharmacology at the Univer- sity of Chicago and one of the leading physiological chemists of the United States, is dead at Chicago of pneu- monia.
 A Petition in Voluntary Bankruptcy was filed in the United States court at Columbus, O.. against principal owner John S. Howard, of banks at Gallipo- lis, Aybany and Byesville, which have closed their doors.
 Lee Cow, chinanan, Yesterday an- nounced his candidacy for councilman at Georgetown, Col. filed the proper papers to secure a place on the ballot l and started his campaign with an American as campaign manager. | A. c. Hendrick, Dean of the fire | fighters of the state, and president ot the Fire Chiefs association, is dying after lingering illness which Is incl dent to advancing years. He was for merly mayor of New Haven.
 After Spending the Evening light | heartedly in a three handed game ot l cards with his wife and a friend, Johr | broker, excused himself, went to his | bedroom and fired bullet into his head.
 1 The Bradley Bill Appropriating S250,. 000 for a Celebration at Savannah, Ga. in 1913, of the semi centennial of Pres ident Lincoln's emancipation prOcla- nation will be reported favorably by the senate committee on industrial eX- | positions.
 Lieut.. Gen. Sir s. S. Baden Powell who is in this country to visit the Boy Scouts of America, returned to New 1 York from Boston late yesterday, ant was the guest of Andrew Carnegie a tea at Mir. Carnegie's home on Fiftf avenue.
 A Squad of Detectives Waited il vain in Central Park to catch tn, wEiter of threatening letter sent t, J. P. Morgan, Jr., demanding tha s10o, 900 be deposited at a certain spo on the East Drive or something seri ous would happen.
 The Idea of a National Reserve as l sOciatiOu was condemned by forme Secretary of the Treasury Leslie N Shaw in an address on "The Proposed Banking and Currency Legislation, delivered before the Economic club O Boston last night.
 immediately After the Announcement on the floor of the New Orleans cottoi exchange at noon yesterday tha Charles D. Finley, member of the cot ton brokerage firm of Finley & Simp son. had committed suicide. news O the failure of the firm was given out.
 Wong She, the Chinese Accused o having killed James Kane, IA yea old boy, found dead yesterday on tn, playground of en oriental school a San Francisco, after a fight between Chinese and American boys. was for mally charged with murder yesterday
 Mrs. Emma ClaPp, Wife of Johl CIapp, of North Adams, Mass. con fessed yesterday that she set fire to tn Berkshire Hills sanatorium on Wed nesday night. Mrs. Clapp said sh sought to destroy the place in order t throw her husband out of employment as she had separated from hinK
 Governor Dix of New York has bee advised by his physician to give up al further social and public functions fo the present. He has been on the verg of a breakdown for two or thre weeks. He has cancelled further so cial engagements for time and wi spend a few days at Lake Georg, away from the cares of his office.
 Albert Galatin Wheeler, Jr, mem Der of the New York Stock Exchang, must continue to pay alimony at tn rate of $500 a month to his wife, Mir Claudia Carlsedt Wheeler the forme grand opera singer, until February