Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-09

carolina nave g1nned thus FAR this
year more cotton than. ever before was
| grown within their borders.
| That a Hospital Ship Be Provided
for each of the navy's fleets is the rec
cmmendation of Surgeon General
Stokes to the navy department.
The Factory of the Joseph Ouimette
| Optical company at sonthbridge'
! causing loss estimated at $4,000.
The Minis Being Piled Up With Coins,
the treasury department will now meet
the heavy demand for the 1911 issue.
The President Sent to the Senate the
nomination Of James S. Harlan of Iili-
nois for Interstate commerce commits
sioner.
Samuel Royal of New Britain was
yeste day sentenced to state prison for
from to 12 years for assaulting his
daughter, who is blind
Stiles l.. Smith, Aged "a, of STRAIT
ford. dropped dead while at work in
the Union Metallic Cartridge company
factory at Bridgeport yesterday.
Eleven Year Old Nellie DowelI,
charged with the murder of Gertrude
Kerby. a IL year old playmate, was
placed on trial at Hartford, KY, yes
terday.
Miss Florence Easton, an heiress who
entered a hospital to become a nurse.
became the bride of DIR. Richard w.
Rolling. a young inferno of a New York
hospital.
Attorney General Wickersham is still
quite weak and confined to his home
as the result of the attack he suffered
while attending cabinet meeting on
Tuesday
While Playing With Matches at the
home of his parents at Adams, Mass,
esterday John Badger, a four year
old boy, set fire to his dress and was
burned to death.
William A. Chase, a well known fra
ternal man. died ut Waterbury yester-
day of typhoid fever. He was for two
Order OF Mechanics
The First Redemption of Postal saw
ings bank bonds at par was made yes
Hitchcock paid $500 in cash for two
800 bonds sent from New York.
Cyrus q. Langley, 80 Years Old, and
for more than 40 years employed in
the Chicago postoffice. was struck by
a street car on his way to work, re-
ceiving injuries which probably Will
prove fatal
The New York Public SERVICE COM
mission awarded a contract yesterday
for the construction of section nine of
the Broadway Lexington avenue sub
day to Patrick McGovern, Of Boston,
for $1,961,997.
Maine and Vermont Quarrynen are
anxiously awaiting a decision of the
secretary of the treasury whether to
Use Maine or Vermont granite for the
proposed million dollar postoffice build
ing at the capital.
The Disappearance of Second Lieut..
Gibbs LyL<es of the Ninth cavalry has
puzzled the war department officials,
end Senator Tflhnan of South Carolina
has appealed to the president to assist
in solving the mystery.
Advices to Dun's Review This Week
from leading cities in the United
States indicate seasonable contrac-
ton in wholesale dealings. but there is
a brisk demand at retail and Christmas
trade is satisfactory.
The New Jersey Public Utilities
commission yesterday made an order
requiring railroad companies beginning
Jan to provide on their passenger
trains, free of charge, inexpensive in
dividuaI drinking cups.
Gladstone Dowie, Only Son of John
Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion City
and of the religious cult with which it
was populated, has deserted his ia
Tiers creed and is studying for the |
Episcopalfan ministry.
IL is Feared That the Schooner Flor /
ence NJ Smith, which has been unre- 1
ported for three weeks on the short /
passage between North Sydney and /
Chatham, N. B., has gone to the bottom
with her crew of six men.
Representative Joseph e. RandeII OF I
Louisiana was unanimously reelected I
president of the national rivers and I
s. A. Thompson was elected secretary
and treasurer to succeed J. b. Ellison
Washington and Maryland Authori-
into and looted the Mount Rainier
Catholic church. Mount Rainier. Md.
The thief carried off the silver service
the altar cloth and several priests
robes
Andrew W. Mellon, the Pittsburg
multimillionaire, who is suing his wife
for divorce, wishes 10 amend his
wrong doing on the part of the wife
with Captain George A. Churpey in
London and Buffalo.
A s75o,ooo Appropriation for Relief
of sufferers at Austin and Costello.
Pa. from losses incurred by the burst
ng OF the Austin dam last September
was asked In a joint resolution intro
iuced yesterday by Representative
Wilson of Pennsylvania
A Telegram Was Sent President Taft
by c. Vey Holman Of Rock
md and Bangor Me-, complaining that
he recent reorganization of the East
.rn Steamship company IS IAN atterrpt
20 attain monopolistic restraint OF COM
petition in interstate traffic"
Facing the Alternative of Starvfno
or returning to a life of crime. Charles
Harrison, 5s OF Baltimore, gave him
self up to the Toledo police with the
that he was fugitive from
Justice and was wanted by the Clinton,
\. Y. penitentiary authorities for vio-
sting his parole.