Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-07

Petition in Bankruptcy filed by the Cab and Taxicab company of New
 York shows liabilities of s3.s7S,964 and
 assets of $5S3,431.99.
 The Lackawanna Railroad Company
 Of New Jersey yesterday filed certifi-
 cate increasing it's capital stock from
 ss,0OO,0OO to $11,O0Gb00.
 Jan. Has Been Set as the Date for the trial of Allison Mcfarland of New ark, N. J., for the murder of his wife
 by cyanide poisoning.
 TattershaII Castle in Lincolnshire, England. has been finally purchased by Lord Cursor to prevent it's suggested demolition and removal to America.
 Resolutions Protesting Against the 1 Folding Of political rallies on Sunday 1 were adopted by the Methodist Episco- pal ministers of Providence yesterday.
 Platt D. Osborn of New Britain, l whose six feet eight inches in height l brought him fame the tallest man in | the state. is dead at his home of cir rhosis of the liver.
 The Site of the Famous Libby Prison, now occupied by an ice factory. was marked yesterday by a bronze l Memorial Literary society.
 A Life Termer in Prison who as- | saults another person with a deadly weapon is punishable with 1eath under a decision announced by the supreme court of the United States. Christy Gibson, the 12 Year Old Son 1 of Jans Gibson, of Middletown, N. Y., vas accidentally shot and killed yes l terday by William F'axisoury while out with a party hunting rabbits. | Charles Blade of Hartford was found | with a jimmy in the Hotel Linden pn l Sunday night, and was placed under | bonds of $500 in court yesterday on charge of attempted burglary.
 Dr.. David c. Coleman, Aued s3, city physician of Beverly, Mass, and a prominent physician and surgeon. died at the Beverly hospital yesterday fol- lowing an operation for appendicitis.
 Rev Willard ottarson of Bethany Congregational church, New York, Ireached in advocacy of Christian Sci ence. declaring that his sister had been cured of cancer of the face through it.
 The Guests at the ossood Inn at Suncook. N. IT., had to make hurried out in the pantry and spread rapidly. $S 5eo.
 Mrs. Annie Taylor of East Orange, N. J., said by the police to be a veal thy and prominent woman from that city. was arrested by the Hartford po- lice Saturday. charged with drunken ness.
 A Break of More Than Two Gents Bushel in the price of wheat resulted yesterday from unfounded rumorS that che Armour Grain company had been made the subject of federal indict- ments.
 A Pension for the 15,ooo Employees of Armour & company, based on gift Of $1.000, coo from L. ogden Armour, president of the packing company, was announced yesterday to become opera tive Nov. 1st.
 Comptroller Eradstreet Has Issued a circular calling attention to the opin- ion of Attorney General Light that the soldiers pension law passed at the last session of the general assembly, is unconstitutional.
 The Death of Benjamin R. Jewell, | for many years most worthy scribe of 1 the international division, Sons of | Temperance. occurred at South | Hampton, N. H., Sunday. He was 76 |
 If the Members of the National Guard fail to have their teeth well | cared for hereafter it will be simply | because they do not care to divert to the dentists a part of the none yallot- ted for their support.
 The Officers of the New BattIeship Utah will be able to decide for them selves whether or not their mess shall use a silver coffee tray engraved with a small portrait of Brigham Young, the founder of the Mormon church.
 It's to 45s That a Railroad Man will be killed on his job and 1 to 13 | &1.aN L.- Fv7sv su-F- Azf commerce commissions report of rail- road accidents during the 12 months ended on June 30 shows that ratio.
 Frank Moran of Hartford, aged 6 years. was probably fatally burned near his home yesterday while playing with matches. He set dry leaves on fire and his body was badly crisped, his clothing catching from the flames.
 Suit for s1oc Damages for Assault was brought yesterday by Peter Baus against Rev. Father Hotozitzl<y, pastor sonia, Conn. The suit is the outcome of row at the church . week ago Sunday.
 Worcester county jail was imposed upon William Gallagher, formerly of Worcester, upon Gallegher's plea, of guilty to forging a postal money order
  ester. Estima ates by American ConsuIs the world of the number of | l00 pound bales of cotton required to supply foreign countries, except Italy md England for manufacturing pur- ; poses before Sept. 1, 1912. place the number at 12.51s,112. The Two Children of the Late Coun- ess Margaret Zborowski by her first Baron De Steurs, who were ut off by her in her will, which left l 1 he bulk of her estate to Louis Zbo- owski. her son by her second hus- and. will try to break the will.
 Skeleton Found at Greenwich. Greenwich, Conn. Nov. 6.-Frederick i Hobby and Luther Mead, while walk ng over the farm today of William J. smith discovered the skeleton of a nan lying under tree. The medical xa miner was of the opinion that the (