Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-16

Roy Hartman, Eight Years Old, who
| was struck by an automobile at Mid
dletown, Conn, Sunday afternoon, died
| last night from a concussion of the
| brain.
DR.. Charles w. Eliot, president en-
eritus of Harvard. was greeted with
a cordial reception by the parliament
airy arbitration party in the French
senate.
A Naval courtmartiaI Convened rat
/ Halifax. N $, yesterday to investigate
/ the responsibility for the stranding of
| the Canadian cruiser Niobe near Cape
Sable last July.
| Grain is Being Shipped from Mani
toba to North Dakota and Minneapolis.
| and the farmers are making more
money on the transaction than If they
| sold il on the Canadian side OF the
border.
/ Whether the Law Relating to the
| use of individual drinking cups and
towels, which goes into effect Janu-
ary l. 1912, will apply to the state
capitol at Hartford. is puzzling the
officials.
CONSTRUCTION of Good Roads by Con-
Vict Labor is being urged by speakers
in attendance at the eighth annual
convention of American Road Builders
association and national good roads
congress.
Penny Lunches, Which the Chicago
School Board as an experiment began
to serve few months ago, have been
found to be of great value in making
the children more plump and the
brains more active.
The German Ambassador to Spain,
minister of foreign affairs. Marquis
Garcia Priete. held a conference at
Marid to discuss the cession of Span
ish Guinea to Germany.
I. Curt Jett and Henry Youtsey,
probably the most notorious of the life
term prisoners in the Kentucky peni-
tentiary, are both earnestly seeking
election president of the prison
Christian Endeavor society.
Friends of James {. stimson, the
NewbIryport man under arrest in New
York for attempting suicide believe
that Stimson's mind has been affected
by protracted illness which forced him
To give up work as railroad engineer.
Jersey declared yesterday dividend
for the last quarter of the year of 81
Il share This is the last dividend to
be declared before the company dis
solves under the mandate of the su-
preme court.
because OF tne continued spread OF
the smallpox epidemic in the Pawtuxet
valley. the board of health of War
wick, r. l., have requested the theaters
and moving picture show houses to
close until further orders.
Bones of Strange Animal found on
Grand Tracadie beach. Prince Edwards
Island, are so unfamiliar and puzzling
TO residents there that they will be
placed in the hands of a scientist to
GRterninR the idRTfitW of the GtranRa
skeleton
The Trial of Isaac Harris and Max
Elarck, prcprietors of the Triangle
manslaughter in connection with the
death last March of 147 girls in the
Washington Place fire, New York. !
was put over until next Monday.
Through the Failure of Attorney |
General Swift OF Massachusetts to take |
an appeal in the required time. the |
state of New Hampshire will have the |
estate of the late Mrs. Mary Baker |
Eddy, the founder of Christian Science. |
The State Department at Washing
ton has heard from Turkey or Italy |
nothing that would suggest an exten- |
sion of the good offices of the United /
States to terminate the present war
since the notification from the Italian
government OF the annexation of Tri-
poll.
Surprise Equal to That Caused by
the action of the Chicago butter and
egg board when on Monday il forced
up the prices of butter and eggs came
yesterday when it became known that
the board had just as suddenly cut the
prices to the figures which prevailed
or last Saturday.
Permission Was Granted by tile |
supreme court Yesterday for an in
crease in the yearly income of Johr |
Chanler, or Chaloner as
he now calls himself. who is an in
competent in New York and whose |
large estate in New York is managed |
by a committee of three persons. This
amount brings Chsloner's yearly in
come up to $4,000.