Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-20

Miss Belle Squire of Chicago says
she will not pay any taxes until given
the right to vote.
Lishtnina Did $4,000 Damage at
Worcester yesteray and there was a
rainfall of IL inches.
An Egg Within an Egg was found
by Mrs. Alien E. Benson of Water
vile, Conn.,, yesterday.
The Trades Council of New Haven
has voted $50 to the defense fund for
John J. Mcnamara.
The House Committee to investigate
the steel and sugar industries has be-
gun preliminary hearings. :.
In an Engagement near Dobdon. Mo-
rocco, the French lost two officers kill
ed and II men killed and wounded
The-cIaim Was Made before the SEN
ate committee on manufactures That
cold storage fish was as good as fresh
fish.
Jim Wah, New Britain Chinaman,
is under arrest, charged with having
carnal knowledge of two minor chill
dren.
Frank 3. Hayne, a Bull Leader in
the New Orleans cotton market, de-
clares the cotton supply is 4,500,000
short.
Unless Replenished by Rain the re-
serve water supply Of Manhattan and
the Bronx won't last more than IT
weeks.
Mrs. Annie Latrop, wife of the Unit
I x-fji
a. well known newspaper correspondent,
is dead.
Although Denounced by the clericals
as an unchristian practice, the Prus-
sian diet has 1egalized cremation of
human bodies.
Human Life. the Monthly Magazine,
was sold by auction for account of the
assignee to E. F. Hackett of the Hotel
Essex, Boston, for $4,000.
Henry Keenan,, the year old son of
James Keenan, of Hope Valley was at
tackled by a hound and his eye nearly
geuged out by the animal.
Senator George ?. Mclean vas a
strong backer Of the bill making it a
criminal offense to kill a game bird in
Connecticut during the next two years.
A Remarkable Health Record was
made by Stamford Conn, for April,
| according to report issued by the pub
lie health and marine hospital service.
Rev. DR.. S. S. Gardner attacked the
| United States senate and the corpora
| tions in a sermon before the Southern
Baptist convention at Jacksonville,
| Fla.
The Mexican Government drafted
new election law, under which the
| election of Diaz's successor will be
| held. The measure follows the French
law
! Ground was Broken at PIainFied
| yesterday for the large three story
/ brick mill of the PIainfieId Mill cor
! poration. 1t viii employ about LOO
| hands.
| Mrs. Lydia Ice Green Baker Hayes
| Turner Brown Jones has fled suit in
! the Cass circuit court Indiana, for di
vorce from John Edward Jones, her
| sixth husband
A Break in the Erie Canal that, it is
said, will take 81 month to repair oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon at Bush
nells Basin, about eight miles east of
T Rochester, n. 7.
A cIoudburst Swept Adams, Mass,
| for three-quarters of an hour yester-
| day, causing a loss of thousands of
dollars. During the storm the Hoosic
river rose five feet.
/ Menn1ies Are a Drug on the Lon
don market. The Egyptian antiquities
offered at auction in London as part of
| the late LadyA1oux collection only at
tracted a bid of $1,000.
| ,r,Io 1f +bo Ia
| England Telephone company contrib
| utad quart of blood in the hope OF
| saving the life of General Manager
| Sykes, who died Thursday.
| The British, Government was sharply
criticised in the house of lords for fail
| ing to safeguard the interests af the
| United Kingdom in the American Ca :
madam reciprocity agreement.
/ Charles P. Taft, brother of President
| Taft accompanied by his wife and
daughter, Miss Louise Taft. will sail
| from New York today to attend the
| coronation ceremonies in London.
! Claiming That by Fall into a hole
| in the highway he suffered permanent
| inj1Irv Thomas Herbert has brought
| suit against the town of Torrington
for 100000 damages.
/
| NewDCrt residents are planning to APP
peal to Governor Pothier of Rhode Is
| land in regard to the lax enforcement
of the muffler law governing motor
boats.
President Taft Will Not Announce
his decision on the applications foI
| pardon of Charles w. Morse of New
York and John R. Walsh of Chicago
until Wednesday. when Attorney Gen
eral Wicaersham is expected to return
from New York.
Gambling and Bull Fighting are tc
be abolished in Mexico by the Ma"
| deristas when they get into power and
race track betting may be doomed, too
| according to Abraham Gonzales, who il
slated tc be provisional governor oi
Chihuahua.
Keeping Up the War.
| President Diaz might engage Nortor
TO inform the insurgents that he will
no longer withhold the patronage from
| washington Post.
Must Speak Louder.
| ''Diaz must go," is the slogan of the
iinsurrectcs. However, Porfirio is &
trife hard oe hearing. Milwaukee,
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