Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-29


dicted ON charges of misappropriating
funds left by his father
New York's Bakeries are now under
going at the hands of the board of
health such a hoass cleaning as they
have not experienced for years.
The Financial Affairs of Harry Ken
dali Thaw, slayer of Stanford White,
have been wound up. his creditors get
ting % per cent. of their claims.
Austin @. 5urkett, a Hestler, so
years old. was killed yesterday at
a crossing of the Boston. Revere
Beach & Lynn railroad, at Lynn, Mass.
Governor Dix Has Asked for the
immediate resignation of DR.. Alvah III.
Doty as health officer of the port of
New York, a position he has held since
/ 1895.
I Edward Bowe, a Native of ireland,
and for many years employed at the
Merrimac chemical company at Wo-
( burn Mass, died yesterday at the age
/ OF 101 years.
Emilio Nascuez Gomez, Who is in
/ San Antonio Tex, as self styled
elugee. yesterday denied he had plan
! ned or would plan q revolution against
! the Mexican government
After Two Days illness with acute
BriSht's disease. man giving his
name as George W. Messenger, a STAN
/ forG real estate agent, died yesterday
at Bridgeport hospital, aged So.
Capt. Theodore Hausmann. who had
the distinction of teaching two pres
! idents of the United States the rudi-
nents' of military drill, is dead at his
home at Washington, at the age OF 81.
Plans Have Been Approved for and
work is about 10 start at Fort Scofield
near Honolulu, on what is TO be the
model military post of the army. The
! buildings will be of re-enforced con-
crete.
The Stocks of Several Kingston,
/ Mass, business men were damaged by
fire and water early yesterday togeth-
/ er with two buildings owned by George
A. Adams. The total loss is estimat-
ed at $4,000.
That Champ Clark, Speaker OF the
rational house OF Representatives. would
by the strongest candidate for the
| presidency on the democratic ticket,
| was the opinion expressed yesterday by
! Congressman Reilly.
| J. Scott Clark, Professor in the de-
partment Of English language at
! Northwestern university, Evanston,
Ill. died yesterday in the Evanston
! hospital. where he was operated on for
appendicitis Tuesday.
Franklin w. Fort. Son of Former
| Governor Fort. underwent a skin graft
| ing operation at East Orange. N. j.. for
| the benefit of his three year old son,
| William, who was accidentally burned
on the face Thanksgiving day.
corda Fratres, tho Old World and
! South American organization OF col
! lege cosmopolitan clubs, yesterday
/ joined with the National Association
! tr,fl oil oTFa -
lea in a worldwide organization.
Berkshire County, Mass, was Wis
/ tied by the most severe wind storm
I in thirty years, yesterday, and while
J the northwesterly gale was at its
height the steeple of the Con ngregation-
al church at Peru tumbled to the
| ground.
Sliding Through a Three Foot Space
I between the elevator and the floor,
/ Nels Pearson, 1anitor of the Rhode
Island normal school, Providence. fell
down the elevator Well from the third
floor of the building, yesterday and
was killed.
One-haIf of All the Street Railway
/ Cars operated in the commonwealth of
I Massachusetts must be equipped with
/ lifting Jacks of at least Is tons "a
pacity on and after July. according TO
an order issued yesterday by the board
of railroad commissioners.
A Sentence of is Years of Hard Labor
/ at Atlanta, was imposed in the United
/ States circuit court at Boston, upon
/ James Beel1s. colored, convicted of kill
| ing a colored fellow mess attendant.
| Alexander Allen Of Brooklyn. on board
| the battleship Nebraska on May last
Application Was Made to - New
| York public service commission yes
| terday by the Central New England
| Railway company for consent to exc
| cute a supplementary mortgage on its
| property TO further secure an issue II
| mortgage bonds amounting TO $25,00o,-
| 600.
| A Secret Order Was Signed at Seat
r1e Wash, yesterday. permitting for
'mer Gov Malcolm r. Patterson of
| Tennessee to remove his 23 years old
| son, Malcolm c. Patterson. from the
state of Washington on filing bond
/ of $1,000 to guarantee that the young
| man would not return TO that state.
| Tho Statement That Rev. Austin
r Kempton of Lunenburg had been
called to the pastorate OF the Imman-
uel Baptist church. Cambridge, Mass,
| of which Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson.
| the Imprisoned clergyman. presided.
was denied yesterday, IL being stated
| that Rev Mr.. Kempton had been called
| to the Broadway Baptist church in
| that city.