Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
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Rev. John Charles Roper of New
Il York was elected Protestant Episco-
pal bishop OF British Columbia yes
terday.
Or. John M. r. Finncy has request
ed his name be withdrawn from con-
siderstion as president of Princeton
| university.
William s. HornbIower OF New York
mas been selected to deliver the an
Safe Blowers Visited 5urrilEsiile, r.
l.. Thursday night and after breaking
open the safes in two mill Offices de-
parted without a penny Of loot.
joint BieeIow and Andrew Carnegie
celebrated their birthday anniversary
in New York yesterday. Mr.. Bigelow
e e. = years Old and mr. carnegie e
Approximately ssso,ooo in Gold Coin
has been shipped to various banks in
| Canada during the past week from
the United S7ates st.5-treasury IN Bos-
! ton
United States Attorney Wilson fled
a petition in the District court asking
! for the revocation OF the license of
Rev. 9. 5. Hunnicutt. the marrying
pa -7oti-
Three Children Were Burned to
death in fire at the home of julius
! Van 1'erka. at Cleveland, Ohio, yester-
day afternoon Mrs. Van Terl<a was
seriously burned.
The Time and Place for Holding
the democratic national convention
will he decided by the democratic ma
tional committee in Washington at
noon January 8.
William Costello, Who EIoped with
thy parents of East Liverpool, o.. has
sued the girls parents for alleged
alienation of affections.
Mrs. Jane Quinn of Chicago. whose
husbs nd was found shot to death in his
bed recently. was charged with his
murder in an indictment returned by
the grand jury yesterday.
Rev. Frederick Farrar, English court
chaplain, dismissed becauss of serious
charges against him, has left England.
he having been ordered, it is said, TO
quit the country Immediately.
The Harvard Knitting Mills at
Wakefield, Mass, will resume work on
full time on December /. The mills
have been running on a schedule of
four days a week since September 1.
street before a new building, f. Saville
Smith cashier of a building company
of Los Angeles, ran his automobile in
to it az full speed and was instantly
killed.
Lawrence Strauser Of New Haven
was held in $1,000 bonds for the De-
cember term of the superior court at
Bristol, Conn.,. yesterday on the charge
of felonious assault upon O. year olo
child. sssss... +.
The AnnaIaamated Society of Car
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America by July 1 next
or lose their charter in the American
Federation of Labor.
Benjamin Waterman, &C years old,
and for 21 years an engineer on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad. was run down and killed by
his own engine. at the Providence
freight yards yesterday.
AclvIces to Dun's Review from lead
ing cities in the United States con-
tinue to reflect enlarging activity in
general business in response to sea-
sonable weather, with early begin
ming Of holiday shopping.
After Donnine the Citizens Clothing
Of two guards at the Jeifersonville,
Ind. reformatory. Ben Zeiglar and
Chester Brown made good their es-
cape by lowering themselves from a
second story window with a rope made
of blankets.
Over a Dozen Widow Scrubwcmen,
all willing to take another husband,
lined up before Charles Kimball. 55,
a Lansingburg Mich. merchant. on
Thursday night and as a result Kim
ball will today lead Mrs. Edith Cook,
As, to the altar.
A Sentence of Three Years in tie
house of correction was imposed upon
Edwin Fl. Hancock, the automobile
owner. who was found guilty of man.
slaughter for causing the death of Miss
Lottfe Thomas and George Hunt in
Attleboro. Mass, on April 19 last.
Judge Burns of the United States
district court took charge of the Har-
riman line strike situation in Houston,
discharge of all pickets employed by /
the railroad and swore in eight special
men who We're instructed TO act as
guards.
A Verdict of Guilty, accompanied by I
a recommendation of capital punish /
ment was returned at Burlington, VT, +
yesterday by the jury that had con- 4
sidefed the evidence in the case of Ar (
thur Bosworth, charged with the mur- /
der of Mae Labelle, at Essex Junction. +
His love was rejected BY the girl.
. President Taft Yesterday Directed i
the warden of the Atlanta penitentiaryl
to transfer Charles t. Morse, the New I
York banker. TO the United States +
army hospital at Fort Mcpherson, near +
where he viii be given medi-
cal treatment. The transfer OF Morse
is due to poor health.
William Cummings, the Nashville,
Tenn. banker. and the head of the
suspended Carnegie Trust company, |
convicted of the theft of $4,000. was
yesterday sentenced to indetermi-
nate term in the states prison of
four years and eight months. to eight |
years and eight months.
A Dispute Over the Merits of the
charges against Professor Langevin
of the College of France, brought by
his wife and involving Nine. Curie,
his co-worl1er in science resulted in
duel with swords between NJ. ~Chervet
and M. Daudet, Partisan editors, and
Daudet was wounded
Stock Cost 20 Cents, Sold for $3.50.
New York Nov. 24.-AIthough s. B.