Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-09
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OF late at SOutnlngtOn
Senator Mauria Rouvier, premier
of France. died in Paris.
Mrs. Alice Palmer, the Mother of
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew, died n
Paris
The House Sugar Trust investigating
committee may begin hearings next
week.
Ex-President Roosevelt Says he is
pledged to no candidate for president
in 1912.
Manuel de Freyne of santanderha
was appointed Peruvian minister 70
the United States.
Bayonne, N. j., is to Vote next
Tuesday on adoption of the commits
sion form of government.
Parcels Pests Paokases for destina
the United States mails.
The Gunboat wolverine, the last
American warship on the Great Lakes
has been placed out Of commission.
Harry Sheridan, the boy leper of
PaFtucket, r.. l.. will be placed in an
abandoned pest house on the city
farm.
Jim Wah, the New Britain China
man who nlolested minor girls, was
sent to state prison for from five TO
fifteen years.
An Invitation to Attend the South
Dakota state fair at Huron on Sept,
II WIS taken under advisement by
President Taft.
Resolutions Favorine the Repea. of
the prohibitory laws We're adopted at
the conference of the Maine State Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Capt. j. P. Parker, who has been de-
tached as captain of the Norfolk navy
yard, was ordered to command the
battleship Nebraska.
The Resignation of John 3. Mccar-
thy, sealer of weights and measures in
Lynn. Mass, has been requested by
Mayor William P. Connery.
Henry Abbey, Poet and Litterateur,
of Kingston, N Y. died at a sani-
tarium at Tenafiy \. Y. where he
spent last winter and spring.
A Motion for New Trial for
CHARLES r. FrieI, convicted of the muir
der of his, uncle, John Friel, was de-
MED by the Maine supreme court.
For the purpose of Cutting Down
the railway mail service in New Eng
land a secret investigation is being
conducted by postoft1ce inspectors.
Resolutions Demanding Investigations
in the army and navy, to determine
whether Jews are Disseminated
against were introduced in the house.
For the Loss of Her Left Hand Re-
becca Glass recovered q verdict OF
$4,000 in the superior court at Boston
in her suit against a candy company.
Frank Harper, Private Secretary Of
Theodore Roosevelt, applied for first
citizenship papers yesterday. Mr.. Har-
per was born in Birmingham. England,
in 1882.
Rear AdnairaIs Watt, capps and
Gone will represent The United States
at the jubilee meeting Ct the British
Institution of Naval Architects in Lon
don, July 4 to 8.
DR.. William T. Vernon, a negro, for
ner register of the United States
treasury, was appointed assistant su-
pervisor of schools of the Five Civil
lied 1ndian tribes.
TIE Use Sien of Canton and Mo Choo
Tsai of Shanghai. viii graduate with
high honors among a large class of
American students at Washington and
Jefferson college this week.
After Binding ard Gageing S. I.
shafer. cashier of the Tooele. Utah,
Commercial bank, two mounted rob-
bers fled to the hills with $4,000 of
the banks money. Posses are in pur-
suit.
William Fl. Crapo, the Cambridge
landlord who threw acid on Harvard
students who sought to induce some Of
Crapo's young women dodgers to go
autoing at a. M, was fined 800, and
appealed.
In Presenting to the Senate his final
plea in support of the election of sena-
tors by direct vote of the people, Sen
ator Rayner of Maryland once more
paid his respects to former President
Roosevelt.
Between 1000 and 1000 Boiiernnakers
employed by the Baldwin locomotive
works in Philadelphia, went on strike
yesterday without the sanction, it is
said, of the national officers of The
BoiIermakers' union.
Charged With Numbering Morris
Cohen and Sarah Cohen by administer
ing poison to them in their food, Ida
Cohen, wife Of the dead man, and an
other Morris Cohen. husband of the
dead woman, were arrested at Balti-
more.
Advances in Freiohts on Oilnea! and
oilcakes made by the Great Northern,
the Northern Pacific and the Chicago,
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
ways were suspended by the interstate
commerce commission until Oct. I
next.
The Strike of 800 Shop Carpenters
at Holyolle. Mass. which has been un-
der way for the past five weeks. at
Holyol1e, Mass, was settled yester-
day through the efforts of Mayor John
J. White, and the men will return to
work Saturday morning.
Although He Drove His Automobile
at the rate of Is miles an hour UP
Columbus avenue, Boston. E. Stanley
Webster, a chauffeur, was found in the
police court, to be complying ''rea-
sonably" with the auto speed laws,
which say 10 miles in the city.
SaIuted b. the Harbor Shipping and