Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-20


 nnecticut in Proportion to Cabled Paragraphs
 The Physicians of corneIius Wander biIt announce that their patient is out of danger.
 O; M. Snow, We'll Known Resident , of Norfolk, Conn. died at his home Monday night at the age Of ST.
 The Chicago Board of Trade will be closed Saturday Dec. 2S. and Monday Dee. 25' on account of the holidays Form for the last two years, fell yes terday all over the western half of Oklahoma.
 New Jersey yesterday declared the reg ular quarterly dividend and an extra dividend of two per cent.
 The Regular Quarterly Dividend Of $2 a share was declared yesterday by the directors of the American Tele- phone and Telegraph company.
 American Gold and Silver Coins, which have been hitherto current in the Bahama Islands, will no longer be legal tender there after Jan. l, 1912.
 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, which has been holding public hearings on the trust problem, adjourned yesterday until Jan. 5, 1912.
 The chace Cotton Mills in Burlington, Nt.. and Winooski have resumed opera tions after a shutdown of eight months pecessitated by adverse market condi- tions.
 The Carpet Trade is Flat, according to Charles F. Fairbanks. treasurer of the Eigeiow Carpet company which O.; ms big mills fin Lowell and Clinton, Mass
 Rev. David B. Walker, s. J., Pastor of St. Mary's church in the North End, Boston, died at Boston hospital yester- day The Rev. MT. Walker was 82 years old.
 Private Detectives Working for Ari- rcna corporations reported yesterday that within the last two months 30,000 rifles have been smuggled across the border into Mexico.
 ne Annual Meetin9 or the Stoe k- roiders of the Hartford and Connecti- cut Western railroad was held at New Haven yesterday and the old board of directors reelected.
 No Application for a Communication Of sentence will be considered by the pr esident or -Attorney-General Wicker sham unless the condition of Charles w. Morse grows materially worse.
 The Word Has Gone Out in Wall Street that Christmas stockings of employees will be lean this year. It has been a year of comparatively poor business for stock exchange houses.
 United States Senator Obadiah Gard rcr and wife, who have attended a .trnusI state sessions, are intending the 3Sth annual convention of the Maine state grange at Lewiston, Me.
 Christ Church, the Oldest Episcopal organization ir- Hartford and one of the historic parishes of the country, is making plans to celebrate it's l50th aEniVersary during the coming spring.
 Great Britain, Belgium, Canada and % states are represented by entries at the 27th annual show of the New York poultry, pigeon and pet stock assOcia- tion at Madison Square Garden, New York.
 Shot by His Wife as He Sat at Sup per in a Fort Worth Tex grill room With a party of friends late Monday Sht Homer V. Trout. a cattleman, well known in Texas, died yesterday forenoon.
 Surprise Was Expressed Yesterday that President Taft was not asked to restore the army canteen by the legis- latiYe C mmittee of the Spanish War Veterans. which has just concluded 4
 
 The House Steel Trust Investigating committee adjourned yesterday until 1 after the Christmas holiday recess of i United States Steel corporation af- | fairs will be resumed.
 Fifteen Hundred Tons of Potatoes grown in Scotland reached New York | yesterday on the liner California ana | will be placed on the market. it is said, | to break the high prices charged for | the Long Island tubers.
 An Indictment Containing 13 Counts | charging Mrs. Louisa Nermilya of Chi I cago with having murdered Policeman | Arthur Bisonette by poisoning him was | returned by a grand jury yesterday. | She was ordered held without bail.
 Six Months Search Has Failed to Discover Miss Fannie D. Jackson, for
  IT. White, a New York broker, who | named her in his will as heir to nearly | all his estate, valued at $f0O,00O
 A Christmas Present of S5o,ooO was | voted yesterday to the employees of the Central Trust company of New York )y directors of the concern. For years he company has presented its em- oloyes with years salary at Christ Ias.
 The Senate Committee Which is In- . estig ating the election of Senator 4orimer yesterday adjourned to meet again on Jan. 8, when MT Lorimer will ake the witness chair and testify fin ifs own defense for the first timo un- Ter oath.
 SheriIl Clark and John Schmidt, un- Ter conviction for complicity in the airing of Miss Mary Chamberlain. the Shady Bend. Kas.. school teacher were by Judge Grover in the dis rict court yesterday, each being fined 200 and costs.
 3. A. Jack, Aged 71, First Lieutenant If engineers. retired, of the revenue utter service, and one of the few sur -.vors of fha crew of inc NFarrs,pao tv l