Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-18

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 President Taft Will Resppoint Post.
 master Campbell at Chicago. l. The Georgia Society of New yorL
 has made President Taft an honorary
 member.
 Representative Lindbsreh of Mime
 sola wants the house to investigate
 tile Money trust
 More Than 1000 Photographers are
 affected by the dissolution of the
 Standard Oil trust.
 The London Oil Tank Steamer ches-
 f.T oske was sighted abandoned and
 afire in midocean.
 A Tentative Agreement has been
 the Plumbing trust.
 An Operation for Appendicitis was | performed Saturday upon Cornelius
 Vanderbilt at his Fifth avenue home,
 This Years Season of Forest Fires is enoed in Massachusetts with a loss of more than half a million dollars.
 The American lee Company paid a | fine of S5.0e0 to the supreme court of New York for maintaining a monop- oly.
 Stephen M. Egan, county treasurer Of Hudson county, N. J., was found guilty Saturday of misuse of the coun- ty funds.
 Samuel P. McHenry, crazy Chicago inventor, who insisted on making love 10 Miss Eikins. was put in an Insane asylum.
 
 A Resolution Was Introduced ,n the house to authorize the president to reinstate West Point cadets dismissed for hazing.
 Miss A. B. Powell, a trained nurse Of Berlin, Md ,was married in Phila- delphia to James Maynard, a rich man. ufacturer of Knoxville. Tenn.
 In the Ruins of the Robin Hood Mill at Moosetaw, -SaslS-, which was de- strcyed by fire. was found the charred body of Robert Ness, millwright.
 J. PercivaI Pollard, Author and Play wright, died at a Baltimore hospital yesterday from neuritis of the brain His home was in Milford. Conn
 A Demonstration of the Blowing Up of the Maine was given for the presi- dent and his cabinet by Rear Admiral Vreeland and Chief Constructor Watt.
 While at Work in the Franklin Pa per company's mill in Holyoke Satur- day, Emil Clouatre. aged 27. was struck by falling piece of machinery and instantly killed.
 The State of PennsyIvania has en- tered suit against the board of fire underwriters of Pittsburgh, alleging combination to fix prices.
 A Preservative to Prevent the de- terioration of smokeless powder in the ammunition of the United States ar my and navy is being successfully used by the war department.
 Counsel for Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad announced that the show W. E. D. Stokes for false imprison- ment and malicious prosecution.
 The Cornerstone of the New Chap ter House of Gamma Chapter, Psi Jpsilon fraternity, at Amherst college, Was laid Saturday by Herbert L. Bridgman. '6s. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Mrs. A. 8. WooI. a Chicago business woman. has been summoned to appear as venireman in the trial of the ten packers charged with criminal viola ton of the sherman anti trust law. The House "steeI trust" Investigating committee is costing congress $2.70O a month while extra stenographic work for the various house committees at this session is costing s2,00o month
 The Will of Gen. Thomas r. Ec<ert, | former president of tho Western Un- ion Telegraph company, disposing of | an estate of $3,00o,o00 and contested | by son. was upheld by Surrogate | Cohalan.
 John E. Murphy of New Bedford, | of republican city committee head | quarters. was found guilty Saturday fenced to six months Imprisonment on each count
 There Have Been 1o3 Non-Fatai and during the first four months that the law making 1t obligatory on employers of labor to report accidents has been in force.
 Fivs Masked Men Entered the shoe factory of the W. A Emerson & Sons Co., at Hampstead, N. H., early Salur- day. bound and gagged the night and then blew open the safe. They got very little money.
 Resolutions Demanding the Abroas- lion of the treaty of 1882 with Rus ate to pass the Sulzer measure as 1t ,tands were features of a mass meet ng held in Faneuil hall last night
 In the act of Welcoming Home from local hospital her daughter. Mrs. Err lest B. Frasier. and her twin grand recently born. Mrs. Ella M. 3laney dropped dead at her home at 3rcckton. Mass. death being due to ,eart trouble caused by delight at re- eiving the babies.
 Rev. Christian J. Olsen, who came rom Chicago year ago to become pastor of the Fourth Avenue Baptist hurch in Brooklyn, was found dead in hath tub half immersed n blood that had flowed from sev- red arteries in his wrists. He had aken his own life.
 Fire Destroyed the Large Storehou use f the New York and Hudson Steam-,l ,cat company at Hudson. N Y.. with 2,