Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-30

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Condensed TeIegramS
Fire Destroyed the Business section
Of the town OF Golden City, Ontario.
The Statistics for the Diocese or
Boston gives the Catholic population
at about 100000.
Morris steinert, the piano maker. is
outcome doubtful
The }. & p. Goats Thread Mills at
til next Thursday.
The German Government is urging
its claim to have its pulp and print
paper admitted free.
Thomas Tasssrt Will Control the
delegation from Indiana to the demo-
cratic national convention.
Officers of the Pennsylvania State
grange, before the senate committee
approved the parcels post.
Revision of the iron and Steel sched-
ule will be the first thing on the tariff
legislative programme of the house.
Sir Francis Alexander Campbell, as
sistant under secretary of state of the
British foreign office. died in London
L. Howard Wor.hIey Has Resigned
from his position as assistant forester
in charge of the moth work in Massa-
chusetts.
Before tho American Civic Alliancs
Frederick Howe of Newy York depre-
Gated the planning of American cities
by spectators.
3. n. Hooper, a Descendant of One
of the Oldest families of BIddeford,
Me-. died yesterday from q complica-
tion Of diseases. aged 90.
Edward Stanley, an Accountant, As
years old, who went to Denver from
st. Louis a year ago. committed sui
eide at Denver yesterday.
Seven Women Have Been Selected by
Mayor-elect r. III. Dow of Santa Mon
ica, Cal, TO act in an advisory capac-
ity during his term of Office.
Boxing Clubs, Properly Conducted,
will be allowed to give entertainments
in Cincinnati, under the incoming
democratic administration.
The Supreme Court of New Jersey
has decided that the $2S,000,0OO fund
apportioned to dividends due policy
holders is exempt from taxation.
Orlando Hartman, the only brother
OF the late f.. II. Hartman. died yes
teTday at a private sanitarium in New
York city from a complication of dis
eases.
The Seven Acre Plot of Ground on
Coney Island formerly occupied by the
A add
last spring, win be turned into a pub
lie park.
DR.. Edward n. .Weieh, one Of the
county died at his home at Winsted,
Conn, in his Goth year, as a result OF
a paralytic shock. auss
Mayor Smith of Hartford yesterday
instructed the chief of police to close
every questionable house in that city.
This is the first blow struck at the
white slave" traffic.
The First Baptist Church of Provi-
dence has called to its pastorate Rev.
]. i. Nfchert of Fort Wayne, Ind, to
succeed Rev. Elijah A. Hanley, now
president of Franklin college.
Theodore Roosevelt Announced yes
terday that he would decline TO make
public in future the names of persons
VINO SHOutQ Call upon nliIs anu dtts
thing they may or may not say
While the Total Population of The
United States increased about IL per
ber of insane people was augmented
1uring the same period by 20 per cent.
In the Annual Report of State Bank
Commissioner Williams of Vermont,
just issued. large increase is shown
in the amount of deposits in Vermont
during the fiscal year ending June 30
Mrs. Rachael Marcus of East Broad
way New York, who is 105 years old,
has invited President Taft to dance
with her at a ball for the benefit of
the Daughters of Jacobs home, New
York, Jan. 27.
The Shipping Combine, the Interna-
tionaI Harvester company and the So
called money trust are to be investi-
gated in the house of Representatives
at this session Of congress by one spe-
cial committee.
Advices to Dun's Review this week
frcm leading cities in the United States
indicate that merchen nts are encour-
aged by the gratifying holiday trade
and sentiment regarding the future is
generally optimistic
A Locomotive on tho New York,
New Haven G. Hartford Railroad
struck a milk team at Leominaters,
Mass, yesterday. Instantly killing the
driver, Henry Bacon "a, of Sterling,
sn1 the horse the man was driving.
A Portion of the Dam on the Ne
ponset river at Milton Lower Falls,
Mass, gave way yesterday, while sew
eraI men were working below il, and
Charles Trask, q carpenter, was car
ried down the river and drowned.
Fire, Supposedly Started from a
burning residence a quarter OF a. mile
away two hours earlier in the morn
ing, destroyed the dye house OF tho
Marston worsted mill, at Sl5owhegan,
Me, yesterday. with loss of $4,000.