Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-02

For Throwing VitrioI at Mrs. Emma
J. McCold because she threw him down
Bernard Kaufman was given a four
months sentence at Providence.
Scotland Has Population of 4,759,-
AS. This is an increase over the 1901
census of 2S7.342 and is the smallest
increase in any census since 1851.
Mrs. Margaret jackson, wife of q
Milwaukee business man, flung herself
from a fourth story window OF the
Parker house, Boston, and was killed.
Vigorous Prosecution of the govern
ment's suit TO enjoin the Chicago but
ter and eggs board from controlling
prices of butter and eggs, is expected.
A Reduction by the Delaware and
hudson and the Erie railroads of class
freight rates will be inquired into by
the interstate commerce commission at
hearing in New York.
While On Her Way TO Be sursicaIly
treated for the removal of copper
cent which she swallowed few days
ago. three year old Louise McKenna Of
Boston died Of convulsions.
Joseph H. Allen of New York told
the senate finance committee that his
firm had been offered contributions by
various interests toward the campaign
against the reciprocity bill.
The First Aviatress to Come to the
United States to fly arrived in Boston
yesterday. She is Mrs. James V. Mar
tin, bride of the vice president of the
Harvard Aeronautical society.
The secord Division of the United
States Atlantic fleet sailed from Copen-
hagen yesterday morning for Stock
holm. Sweden, where the battleships
are due to arrive on Saturday.
The Union Carpenters of Worcester
struck yesterday because the contrac-
tors had refused to grant them a wage
increase from 43 "a cents an hour to
AZ ga cents, with a Saturday half hol-
iday.
Discouraged Over His Inability to
regain his health, William Anderson,
SIS years old, insurance man. who
came from Someryille, Mass, commit
ted suicide by hanging at Providence
hotel.
The Wicksdness of New York City
is one of the reasons assigned by Rev.
Nathaniel Thomas Hafer, pastor of the
Trinity Baptist church, Brooklyn. in
his letter to his congregation resign
ing his charge.
New Hampshire is No Longer
haven for loving couples bent clan
destine marriages for the law which
demands a five days notice before the
issuance Of a marriage license went
into effect yesterday
Under the Best and Most Favorable
anticipated conditions, the earnings Of
the Bosten and Maine railroad for the
year ending June 80, 1911, viii be con-
siderable less than the earnings for
the year ending June 3o.~1910
An Increase in the Salary of the
governor from $4,000 to $4,000 and of
that of the lieutenant governor from
$500 TO $500, to he effective after next
election. is recommended i'll a bill re-
ported by the judiciary committee.
The Trial of Patrick Lyons. superin-
tendent of streets, Fhilp Holland.
contractor, and NJ. l.. Flynn. q clerk,
all Of Lawrence. who are charged with
conspiracy to defraud that city, will be
begun in the superior court next week.
After Much Conflict of Opinion on
the advisaDility of the removal of tom
siIs physicians at the American Lar
yngoIogicaL association convention de-
cided to submit the question to the
council for an exhaustive report next
year.
The International Industrial Property
protection conference adopted 3 num-
Der Of amendments and statements by
the United States and Great Britain
and other countries as to their position
on certain minor articles in existing
property treaties.
Charles Il. Hamilton, the New Brit
ain aviator. has brought suit against
| the Connecticut company TO recover
| 81 .5G9 dana ges for injuries received by
| himself and his wife through Il col
| lision with a New Britain trolley car
Of the Berlin turnpike crossing last
March