Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-07

onnecticut in Proportion
 Condensed Telegrams
 President Taft Was Reelected
 president of the National Red Cross.
 w. E. D. Stokes is Still Seriously III,
 but he will not be operated upon at
 present.
 Attorney General Wiokershan be- came ill while attending a. cabinet meeting.
 All Grades of Refined Sugar were
 again reduced ten cents a hundred
 pounds yesterday.
 Olympia, Wash, Rejected the com
 Jority of 6S votes.
 viii hI0yd 1of e. z: erises Says Roosevelt idential nomination in 1912.
 George V. Massey, general counsel for the Pennsylvania railroad com pany, will retire January l.
 The Boston Board of School Visitors | has refused to abolish religious exer- cises from the public schools.
 The Commission Form of government vote of more than two to one. The Per Capita Circulation of money in the United States is $34.59, accord ing to a statement issued by the treas ury department
 The Five Mastsd Schooner Nathaniel T. Palmer, bound from Portland, Me, for Norfolk. was abandoned 100 miles east of Bermuda.
 An Unknown Woman, who claims to be a daughter of Mrs. Potter Palm CT. mas bombarded the Palmer man. sion with stones.
 Nellie 5rieta, Thrse Years Old, was burned to death in her home in Hart ford. She set her clothing on fire. Elaying with matches.
 There Were 1.343 Naval courtnar- tials Inst year, according to the an nuaI report of Captain Robert l.. Rus
 The Death Rate of Infants in Rhode Island for the year 1910 was greater than that of any other state whose ble.
 >JThe suncoek Valley Railroad, which has been under lease to the Boston Ss Maine railroad for many years, will be operated Independently after January l next.
 Collector A. Lincoln Dryden of Cris- field, Md. reported 23 arrests of oys- ter captains in the Chesa pealxe bay for violations of the federal nav1ga- tion laws.
 The Statement of the Receipts and expenditures of the Massachusetts democratic state committee shows con- tributions of S205 and disbursements of $221.O3.
 The Introduction of creameries has made a market for butter in Maine and the average wholesale price of butter fat has increahed 25 per cent. in the past five years.
 Two Negroes and One Young Negress were burned to death by a mob of white land tenants who object to the | occupancy of land by negroes near i Savannah, Tenn.
 In Spite of the Efforts of Five Unit ed States senators, President Taft has | cadets recently dismissed from West | Point for drinking.
 Atlantic City Was Chosen yester- vention of the prohibition party next year. The date will probably be set between June 20 and July 20.
 Philip Ward, 24 Years Old, of Hart- ford, pleaded guilty to manslaughter, and was sentenced to not less than | five or more than ten years in prison. He killed his mother September 23.
 At tus Annual Meeting of Stock holders of the North Carolina Mid and railroad yesterday. dividend of three per cent. was declared. Former and dirACfnFa rA-clarfed l
 Governor Dix Formally Welcomed the visiting western governors and heir party to this "old Dutch town lAIbany), yesterday, at luncheon gfv- ,n by number of Albany business nen.
 After Comparative Tests on a num- ber of the navy vessels. the navy de- partment has decided to abandon tho turbine type of engines for battleships and to substitute the reciprocating en- zines. John c. Shedd. president of Marshall !. field & Go. of Chicago, was yesterday lected a director of the National | III the vacancy caused by the death f John F. Dryden. The First FiIibuster of the presen. I ession of congress took place in the q ouse yesterday over the acceptance of 2 he bequest of S20.o00 as part of the fit of the Hubbard collection of etch- f ngs to the congressional library. Cornelius McAvine of Huntington, 'oDn., pleaded guilty to the embeEEls- lent of s4eo from Court Lincoln. For sters of America. and was sentenced z 3 serve one year in jail. He was harged with the embezzlement Af z l. s417.1s- Winnipeg, Man., Has Definitely fixed F he price of light and power in the nunicipal plant at cents per hlowatt nd the private company declared it 2, rould meet the cut. a reduction of 60 U CT cent. from the rate which prevail d before the city plant was started Colonel E. A. Hawkins, eS, who as a rivate in the signal service of the Un- 1n army was the first to telegraph to a the news of the compile e <.e .ax.,.. r.