Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-12

nnecticut in Proportion 1 Condensed Telegrams I San Francisco Postal Clerks Claim
 the letter sorting championship of the world.
 President Taft Will Desionate l Thursday, Nov. 30, as Thanksgiving l day this year.
 Senator William Lorimer was sued
 Tor S4,O0O by the Henry Ericsson con- l pany of Chicago. l Plans for New Union Railway sta l tion in Chicago costing $20,0O0, 900 have been announced. Dispatches to Dun's Review indicate 1 some slight expansion in the volume Of
 business at few points. Harry N. Atwood Will Start on his l flight to the Atlantic ocean from St
 Louis Monday morning. | Mrs. Bora Santck, an Austrian wom-
 an, killed herself and her 6 year old
 son, Leo, in New York.
 One of the Pope's Sisters is also i'll l at the vatican, and his other two sis- ters are nursing both. ! Miss Ruth Bryan of Hudson, N Y.,
 dled as the result of burns received at
 a party at Birmingham, Mich. |
 | Colonel Roosevelt in an Article in the Outlook declares the government must control the development of Alas
 ka.
 Cardinal Gibbons arrived in New York on his way to Southampton, l.. I.,where
 he will spend three weeks taking a rest
 1 The Grain Movement to the head of 1 the lakes will begin about ten days to two weeks earlier this season than
 usual.
 The Chicago Stock Exchange was startled by the announcement of
 mysterious theft of stock valued at l $41,000.
 It Has Been Definitely Decided that the question of local option will be fsubmitted to the voters of Oklahoma this fall
 Four boys of Glasden, Ala, were giv- l en hearing on the charge of murder ing Nicholas Shentzen, an old German
 hermit.
 Vice President and General Manager Smith of the New York Central says
 no employees have any wage demands to make.
 Squirting Asphatu With Pumps on newly painted houses is the latest weapon used in the labor troubles of Chicago.
 Speaker Clark and Vice President l Sherman yesterday signed the bill for the admission of territories of New i Mexico and Arizona. I It Seems Doubtful if Sufficient Votes 1 can be mustered in the senate to over | ride President Taft's prospective veto l of the statehood bill. l The Condition of Congressman Hen | ry C. Loudenslager of the First New l Jersey district is reported as extremely | grave by his physicians. | Fire Destroyed the Plant of the l Prairie State Incubator company at
 Homer City. Pa, and for a time l Llll cd -cutu lIl1 e1llre town. l Following an Explosion in the en- 1 gravlng room, fire yesterday swept
 through the building of the Louisville
 Herald and destroyed the plant. The Amoskeae Mills of Manchester, | N H., both cotton and worsted will I be shut down from Friday night. Aug. Is, until Tuesday morning, Sept. ,. Detail of the Fourth Regiment 1 Maryland division of the United Bows Brigade were received in the east I room of the White House by President l Taft.
 Brisadier General w. R. Hoyt, the tioned at Fort Sam Houston during the recent manoeuvres, has left for St. Paul.
 The Lives of Score of Persons were placed in jeoparty when q large turkey buzZard charged the headlight of a Los Angeles suburban car and caused a wreck.
 Tho PeppereII and Laconia Cotton mills of the Pepperell Manufacturing company at Biddeford. Me, will shut down Sept. ? and will resume work Sept. II.
 walter M. McEachern Shot and kill ed his father in-law, J. R. Fennell. at the home of the two men in Savannah, Ga, yesterday. McEachern surrender ed to the police. James E. Perkins, an Aged Sea Cap tain, was crushed to death between two big blocks of granite on board of the Rockport, Mass. schooner Herbert at Boston yesterday. Colonel J. M Foster of Newark, N. J., filed claim with the state depart |Enent against the Mexican government for the death of his fcster-sori, Dr. Ar thur l.. Foster of Los Angeles.
 Still Holding His Fishing Line tight
 ly in his hand, the body of eight year old Lewis Brown who disappeared last
 Tuesday was found yesterday floating
 in the Gloucester, Mass, harbor.
 The United States Government will
 shortly come into full possession of
 four islands-Naos, Flamenco, Perico
 and Culebra-in Panama bay, at the
 Pacific entrance to the Panama canal
 More Than One Hundred Men in
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