Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-24

case
against them.
The New York State Bankers Asso-
cIation in convention passed resoiu-
tions expressing sentiment favora BILE
to the Aldrich currency plan.
Admiral Togo, the Famous Japanese
naval commander. will be able to stop
only II days in the United States on
his way home to Japan from the coro-
nation.
Approximately 100000 Gallons of
liquors annually are shipped by cx-
press principally from mail order
houses, direct to consumers in prohi-
bitiOn states.
w. e. D. Stokes declined the advice
of the district attorney to change the
charge aginst Miss Lillian Graham and
Miss Ethel Conrad from attempted
murder to assault.
Dispatches to r. c. Dun & Company
indicate that business generally is
rather quiet, although such changes
as have occurred are in the line of
moderate improvement.
Delegate Cameron of Arizona has
requested the senate committee on
territories to amend the Arizona con-
stitution by eliminating the provision
for the recall of judges.
Literally Buried Under Nine Million
dollars in gold in bags. WadsWorth S.
Williams, an employee of the San Fran
cisco mint. was SO badly injured that
his recovery is doubtful.
Dan OReiIIy of New York was dis
barred yesterday from practice because
of his conviction on the charge CT re-
caiying stolen goods in connection with
the Bancroft securities robbery.
Grief Over the Death of Her Mother
| just d year ago is believed to have
caused Miss Mary Champion. As, of
Providence. to commit suicide by cut
ting her throat with braadknife.
William D. Bishop, Yale Student,
whose family is accounted one of the
richest in Connecticut, and Blanca
West, an actress, will be married at
Bridgeport, where both live, July 6.
DR.. j. H. Bossert, an osteopathic
/. practitioner of Hartford. was struck
| the westbound Twentieth Century linn
| tied on the New York Central railroad.
| Habeas Corpus Proceedings Looking
| to the release Of Charles w. Morse,
| the New York banker. from the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, will be
| begun in the United States court to-
/ day
That Cancer is Germ Disease is the
conclusion reached by Dr. Erwin f.
| Smith, chief pathologist of the bureau
/ of plant industry of the department of
| agriculture. from his studies of plant
/ tunl ors-
/ A Pickpocket Relieved Rev. Francis
4 T. o1I- n h of 4f,.a Sc.
| tan Endeayor Movement" of $50 and n
railroad ticket at Cleveland. O.. and he
was forced to borrow money from lis
| friends.
/ w. v. Goshorn. Clerk of the Ohio
| senate, was a witness in the trial of
| Rodney .DiegIe, senate sergeant-a at
arms indicted for aiding and abetting
| in the alleged bribing of Senator L. r.
Andrews.
| caut. George Anger, eight rect and
| one inch in lleigrt, has been naturaliz-
! ed at Bridgeport. He was a London
policeman. and later travelled with a
| circus He is now running a farm a.
Fairfield.
/ The Head Carp of the Modern
| Woodnlen of America acted favorably
| upon the recommendation of the law
committee that a special session be
heid 1Or consideration OF cndDS IS III
/ the rates.
Deposition Given by Andrew Car
negie before he sailed for Europe was
read in a civil suit in which the iron
master said that he knew nothing of
| the affairs of the suspended Carnegie
| Trust company.
The Standard Cordase Company, Z
combination of rore plants in Massa-
| chusetts, New York, New Jersey and
/ elsewhere, which has been in the
| hands of receivers for some time, will
i not be Immediately reorganized.
| Every Common Railway Carrier win
/ be required after July / to report i'm
mediately to the interstate commerce
commission by telegraph "any collision,
| derailment or other accident resulting
| in the death of one or more persons.
| Leaving His Home and Friends,
/ probably forever. Harry Sheridan, the
| Is year old 1eper boy. was removed
yesterday to the newly equipped de-
tention hospital on the Pawtucket, r.
IL. city farm, where he viii probably
| spend the remainder of hisslife in iso-
lation.
Nellie Gray, is Years Old, when
found standing on the bank of the
| Merrimack river at Lowell, Mass. told