Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-29

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lnecticut in Proportion
Cond densed Telegrams
The Yacht Hssperia has arrived at
Duluth, Mimi, from Bath, Me.
The Converted Yacht Hist has been
stricken from the register of war YES
sels
Il. S. HaseIton, a prominent business
man, dropped dead in the Union cub
at Pittsburg.
The Panzma Railway Will Lay its
bic cabinet woods.
All Grades of Refined Sugar were
advanced ten cents a hundred pounds
yesterday, making granulated 5.65.S
Three Liberal Leaders, including
nephew of former President Zelaya,
have been exiled from Nicaragua.
President Tracy of the Connecticut
State Baseball league will resign his
Office at the close of the present sea-
son.
Charlie Taft, the Presidents Son, is
to receive an autographed picture of
Ty Cobb, the great American league
batter.
The Price of Milk Was Advanced one
cent a quart at Newport, r.. l.. yester-
day. The new price is eight and nine
cents,
s There Will Be No Legislative Probe
of the methods of the United Shoe
Machinery company in Massachusetts
this year
In the British House of Commons
William O'Brien called Thomas Lun-
don, a nationalist, an infamous liar
and scoudrel
Several Million Dollars Worth Of
moisture fell on parched farms and
into depleted reservoirs in New Eng
land yesterday.
The British Steamer Empress of Chi
ma struck sunken rock off the Prov
ince of Bohu, Japan. Her passengers
were landed safely.
Clifford Pinchot Declares that Presi-
dent Taft leaves the root of the matter
wholly untouched in the Controller Bay
message to the senate.
Reciprocity With Mexico similar to
Canadian reciprocity is proposed in a
resolution introduced by Representa-
tive Burlesen Of Texas.
Tho Body of Well Dressed Man,
of the New York boats, was discover
ed in Narragansett bay
The Yacht Sycamore the Third,
owned by William D. Morgan of
Hartford. was burned to the waters
edge at her moorings in the Connecti-
cut river.
Hugo Muensterberg, professor of
psychology at Harvard university and
exchange professor at the University
of Berlin for 1910-1911, gave his fare
M. Jsserand, the French ambassador
to S11e United States, and United
States Ambassador Bacon are engaged
in arranging the Franco American ar
'bitration treaty.
Arrangements Are Said to Have Been
completed whereby Harry Atwood the
Boston aviator will make an aeroplane
flight from Milwaukee to Chicago for A
purse of $4,000.
HaWaii's Million and a Half four
per cent. bonds were oversubscribed
more than six times at the sale made
by Treasurer David L. Conkling of
Hawaii in New York.
Two Senatorial Aspirants from Illi-
nois, William E. Mason, a republican,
and Lawrence B. Stringer, a democrat,
were on the stand yesterday before the
senate Lorimer committee.
Paris Suffered Yesterday from a re-
neWal of the heat wave. A maximum
temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit
in the shade was reported. There were
many prostrations and some deaths.
At the Trial of the Camorrists yes
treGay Alessandro Lioy of counsel for
the defense again tried to prove that
political influence was being exercised
at the trial against the accused man.
Former Speaker Thomas S. Love,
active in Texas politics during the past
tCll y Cdl ., SebN OuI Cilc SldtculeuL lI<dL
there is to be a meeting of friends of
Gov. Woodrow Wilson held at Aus
tin.
Two Suits Brought by Oscar Ham
merstein against Nine. Tetrazzini
have been settled out of court by the
Metropolitan Guerra company, which
has engaged the singer for next sea-
son.
Dispatches to r. G. Dun & Company
indicate that favorable trade reports
outnumber those of an opposite char
acter, with conditions in some parts
of the southwest showing considerable
improvement
The Woman's Body Washed Ashore
at Little Compton, Mass, was identi-
fed as that of Mrs. Lillian c. Nicker-
son of Jamaica Plain. who disappeared
from Joy line steamer from Provi-
dence July 20.
The Body of Harry Miller, nor
commissioned officer of the 8Sth COM
pany Coast artillery, U. S. A., sta
toned at Fort Terry, was found in
Plum Island cut by the crew of a
Providence yacht
Unless Demands of the Farmers are
granted, many of them will give up
producing milk, and there will be a
serious shortage in the supply this
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