Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-19

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The Water in the Connecticut River
IS steadily getting lower.
Horace johnson Of Middle t4addam
predicts severe drought
Providence is to Have New seven
story business block on Fulton street.
An Imperial Ukase Was Issued at ST.
Petersburg dissolving the Finnish
diet.
Three Bills Were introduced in the.
senate amending the Sherman anti
trust law.
Representative Hobson Introduced a
bill IN the house providing for two ma
tional auto highways.
1t is Learned That Both Connecticut
senators have promised President Taf.
to vote for Canadian reciprocity.
Governor PotF,ier of Rhode Island, to
avoid q deficit in the state treasury.
vetoed forty appropriation bills.
The Funeral Services of Gen. Charles
Hamlin at Bangor. Me-, yesterday af
ternoon we're of the military order.
The Annual Convention of the Con-
necticu- Laundrymen' association IS
to be held in New Britain Saturday.
The Parents Of Mrs. Roberta Garrett
Menges Corwin Hill of New York deny
that she has married for a third time.
Woonsocket Permanent Firemen, %
in all, have petitioned for an increase
of 20 cents a day. They now draw SIS
a week.
Admiral Rodney MaeLane Lloyd, r.
N, retired, died suddenly at the Royal
Naval cub at Portsmouth from angina
pectoris.
Rev. DR.. e. C. Darsan of Macon, Ga,
succeeded Joshua Levering of Balti
more as president of the Southern
Baptist convention.
Edwin e. Madden, Aged az, retire /
lumberman, dropped dead while build
ing the kitchen fire at his home in Old
town, Me-, yesterday.
Judge John S. Mcdonald of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has issued an injunction
against strikers maintaining pickets at
the furniture factories.
Major General Frederick D. Grant
will succeed Major General Carter as
commander of the manoeuvre division
of the army in Texas
Representative Edwards Of Georgia
wants the secretary of commerce and
labor to investigate the combination
of cotton SPECTATORS.
A Democratic Member Of the Ways
and means committee states that no
wool bill need be expected to be re-
ported for three weeks.
In Fight With Mexican employed
in his mine, Cornelius J. K. Burmie,
a wealthy mine owner of Herraduro, D,
Mexico, was shot and killed.
President Taft Formally Accepted an
| invitation to attend the banquet of the
National Association of Cottonseed
Crcshers in New York on June g..
Francisco Desiderio, one of those ac-
eused Of being concerned in the Cuoc-
colo murder. faced Informer Abbate-
maggie in court in Viterbo, Italy.
Gov. Chase OSBORN of Michigan yes
terday told President Taft that he
could expect the support of Michigan
in the 1912 presidential campaign.
DR.. James T. Good Of Dayton, O., has
succeeded Rev. DR.. j. Spangler Keifer
of Hageratown as president of the gen
era1 synod of the Reformed church.
Edward q. MiddIekauf, a Broker, of
Plainfield, \. j.. and Miss Elsie Wal
pole were burned to death by the over :
turning of an automobile near Dover,
n. J.
C. M. Frytag of Boston, manufac
turer of electrical supplies and electri-
cal goods, IS in Waterbury seeking Il
factory site for the location of his
plant.
The Army Headquarters at Denver
| is the only one that will be abolished
under the new order creating the three
grand military divisions in the United
| States.
Self Defense is the Plea of Frank
BOYD of Wilmington, VT, who is on
trial on The charge of numbering John
Potter at Boyd's sugar camp a few
months ago
For the Killing of Mrs. Nellie Horn
fourteen months ago, after having
lived with her for year, Harry w. 3
| Simpson of Boston was found guilty OF
manslaughter.
The Very Rev. James McGiII, C. M.
one of the most widely known Roman
Catholic priests in the United States
died at ST Vincents seminary at Phil
adelphia yesterday
Miss Laura Robinson, IL Year Old
girl is the best speIler in Oklahoma,
| according to the decision of the judges
in the contest for the spelling cham
| pionship OF the state.
Accused Of UnprofessionaI Conduct
| because he advertised in the news
papers. DR.. George w. Calvin of Bos-
ton has been expelled from the Massa y
chusetts Medical society.