Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-18

IargeSt in Connecticut in Condensed Telegrams
 Emperor William Abandoned hunt ing trip on account of cold.
 Eight Thousand Miners are on strike in the vicinity of Torreson, Mexico.
 The United States Cruiser Cincin- knati, Commander Robinson, sailed from Vallejo, Cal. for China.
 Nearly Every State in the Union was represented at a conference in Wash ington of immigration authorities.
 Richard Croker one time leader of Tammany hall, came back from Ireland yesterday fer his usual winter visit
 George Golden, Merchant of wicks- boro, Pa. will face trial at Pittsburg for the death of his pretty young wife. torla Cross. was captured in San Fran cisco for alleged murder in South Af- rica-
 Robert B. Ways, foreign freight agent for the Baltomore and Ohio railroad was indicted in New York for alleged relating.
 The clinical congress of the surgeons O. North America will hold it's next annual convention in New York on November His, 1912.
 
 John "Jaek" Frost. a civil war vet | eran, S2 years old. is dead, at Quincy Ili.. having been stricken with apoplexy while walkir" the street.
 John w. Garrett, minister to Ven ezuela, has ben appointed minister to Argentina and has been accepted by the Argentine government.
 Dr.. A. A. Annes, 6s years old, veteran or the Civil War, mayor of Minneapo- lis and once prominent in Minnesota politics died Thursday night. i Cultivation of rice in the United States has increased so rapidly in re- cent years that this country now is growing practically all the rice it consumes.
 The army cannot maintain a pack of hounds to be followed in hunts that officers may improve in horseman- ship. The controller of the treasury AAtNH 4'D HNNANNN-
 Mutt" a brindIe bull deg whose master is Lieutenant N J. Skerrett of the state militia saved the lives of seven occupants of an apartment house in Worcester yesterday
 Insanity proceedings have been brought against Mrs. William Jones. wife of the man who attempted to kill Guiteau, assassin of President Gar field, by Charlotte D. Bates, niece. 
 A Presidential Pardon was announced yesterday for Alonzo Hart of Detroit, who was last spring sentenced to one year in the Detroit house of correction and fined $1.200 for illegal coloring and selling of oieomargarine.
 Robert Loveiand, years old, was killed. and his 4 year old brother, God frey. was probably fatally injured in a coasting accident on the steep Pine street hill at Scranton. Pa. Their sled collided with a coal wagon.
 A caboose and Two Care of freight train were demolished late yesterday when a passenger train from 9 curve a mile b=low the Cheshire, | Conn.,, passenger station. No one was injured.
 The appellate division of New York | affirmed a decision of the lower court | awarding s15,oO0 year alimony to | Mary Blair Brokaw who secured a le gal separation last spring from w. Could Brokaw. wealthy Long Island | society man. Men's Christian association building | Thomas J. Emery of Newport and | Concinnai as a memorial to her sons, Sheldon and Albert Emery, was ap | propriately dedicated yesterday.
 
 Henry S. Graves, head of the United | States forest service, has written to country commenting them and their men on their success during the sea son just closed in keeping forest fires down to minimum of destruction.
 Judge Gray in the United States cir cuit court at Wilmington. Del, has extended until December Is the time for completing suggestions as to the form of the final decree to be entered in the governments suit for the dis solution of the so-called powder trust.
 The American SpeciaIties Manu- facturers' association, whise members make most of the package goods sold by grocers in this country. favors a ufacturers to print upon the outside of all packages the net weight or count
 Augustus Seaver of Boston, who was
  last state election. was arrested yes- terday on an indictment charging vio- lation of the election laws. It is al- legged that some of the names on MT. Seaver's nomination papers were false.
 'in the last ten years about two million babies born alive died in their first year and nearly as many more 6ied at or before birth" said Dr. Helen | C Putnam, of Providence. R. l.. yes terday at the Conference of the Ameri- can association for study and pre- vention of infant mortality. The IS Labor Learers, including , President Gompers. who are on the ex- I acutive committee of the National i Civic Federation, are called upon to sever their connection with the latter l in a resolution introduced n behalf of the United Mine Workers It the convention of the Federation of g Labor. IT