Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-06

Condensed Tels ns \ 5ertram Hunter, 7 was shot
 and killed in Edmoy, .oerta' ey | hotel porter.
 For the First Iii. in It's History.
 the Denver mint will begin the coinage
 of nickels in January. The Sale of thes Jewels of Abdul Ha- mid H., ex-Suitan of Turkey, was con- tinred at hotel in Paris. Death Came Yesterday to Joseph J. Oldfeld, treasurer of the American Trust company of Boston.
 Mayer Irving L. Merrill of Auburn. two months with heart trouble.
 Fred Brown of Boise was appointed national bank examiner for the state of Idaho and eastern Oregon.
 Mayor Charles s. Ashley was re- elected mayor of New Bedford, Mass, yesterday for the fifteenth time.
 Myron w. FilIey, a veteran photog- rapher of New Haven, dropped dead on the street yesterday. He was TT.
 Denmark, Under Its Treaty with the United States, has asked that pulp wood and print paper be admitted free of duty.
 Senator Hepburn Yesterday introduc- ed bill to repeal the Canadian reef procity law enacted during the special session of congress.
 The Granite Sheds of N. Peiagei & O., the largest in Northfield, Vt. were burned yesterday The property was valued at s40,o0o.
 "FinanciaI Readjustment and reor- ga anization" of the Wabash railroad was determined upon at a meeting of the directors yesterday.
 President w. ii. Taft Will Give hearing to those interested in the cases of several West Point cadets recently | dismissed for drunkenness.
 The Body of John Noonan, chief wa ter tender aboard the United States | cruiser Atlanta. was recovered from the river at Charleston. $. C.
 The Attempt of James cooney to | save fifteen horses from being burned | in a stable fire in Roxbury, Mass, | early yesterday, cost the man his life. |
 The Real Estste of the Kenyon Mills
 
 sold at public auction yesterday, the property bringing a total of s31,2Oe. |
 The Supreme Court Decided that a coal land entry in Alaska, the govern ment thereby winning a sweeping vic tory.
 -atify the treaties with England and Trance was unanimously adopted yes erday by the Providence board of l ra6e.
 Juan E. Peredes, former Honduran finance minister. charges that the Unit ed States forced the Morgan loan on Honduras and financed the Bonila rev 1lutfon.
 In Introducing a Bill for the abolf- ion of the court of commerce. Sena- or Poindexter sharply criticized the lecision of that court in the Spokane ate case.
 The Republican National Committee. Thich meets at Washingtcn n December i ot undertake at that time to elect ew chafrman-
 Former United States Senator Tur- , Ter of Washington was appointed by resident Taft member of the inter ational joint commission, succeeding r he late Senator Carter. ' The Request of Eastern Tea import rs that the treasury department adopt g more stringeEt test of tea to detect g rti6cial coloring was denied by the | ecretary of the treasury. T. Governor Foss of Massachusetts F pent short time with President Taft V nd later was a spectator of the open I lg of congress. He was the guest of a is brother, Representative Foss of H. e nois. n cen appointed commandant of the1 aval station at Guantanamo, Cuba q Icceeding Lieutenant Commander w D all, who has been ordered home to |, wait orders. c A Bill Prohibiting Corporations e om making contributions in political a mpaigns was introduced yesterday l' Senator Culberson Of Texas. The II also limits the contributions of N dividuals to s5.000. a Daily Conferences Are Being Held e, 7 the several attorneys engaged in e e defense of Rev. Clarence w. T. | M chescn, who will be placed on trial | xt month. charged with the murder
 Miss Avis Linnen
 Speaker Clark of the house of rep si sentatives announced yesterday he l dI 'uld take no action on the petition bl r the impeachment and expulsion in pm the house of Representative Lit ton of New York. in The Supreme Court of the United VI ates refused to grant a stay of the