Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-05

sons.
 About 200 Men Were Laid Off at the
 plant of the Maxwell Briscoe Automo-
 bile company at Cranston. R. l., yester-
 day
 The Union National Bank of Colum
 bus, o., yesterday pOsIed/a notice of
 suspension by q. resolution of the board
 cf directors
 r H. 7. oiorstan, Former State Senator
 and 8 leader of Norwegians in the United States. died in Minneapolis Of
 heart disease.
 Five Hundred Trained Detectives have been assigned to the big Chicago retail stores to watch for shoplifters | during the Christmas shopping season A Reduction in th- Prices Of sta7le | cotton goods manufactured in the B. B. & E. Knight and the Goddards mills at Providence went into effect yesterday.
 Seventeen chinamen Were Arrested l and more than $500 worth of opium l was condscated by federal officials in
 a raid yesterday on Philadelphia's Chi
 natown.
 Two Hundred Werner Members of i the Chicago No Vote No Tax league have signed their names to pledge rot to pay taxes voluntarily until they
 were allowed to vote.
 The Amerioas>eooisty of MoohanioaI Engineers, which has 1000 members. believes that the engineer should rank with the lawyer and the fnancier as 1 leader of public affairs
 While More Than 100 Fellow skaters stood around and watched her strug- sIes, unable to lend assistance, Hilda Carlson, IS years old, drowned in Greens pond. Fitchburg, Mass.
 
 Figures Recently Compiled show that in Massachusetts and Rhode ls3ano more deaths have been caused by H. Iuninatiug gas than by scarlet fever, typhoid fever or infantile paralysis. 
 John Jacob Astor Sent His Attorney into police court yesterday to ask that sentence be suspended in the case of two young men who stole valuable robe off the hood of his automobile.
 Mrs. Ella Flags Young. supsrinten- dent Of Chicago schools, believes that the building up of the bodies Of the pupils of the public school is more i'm portant than the training of the mind.
 Judge Holt Of the United States cir cult court yesterday appointed Nc Dougan Hawkes. as receiver for the Robert P. Murphy Hotel company. which runs tho Hotel Albany. New York.
 Rudolph Blankenburg Was Inaugu- rated Mayor of Philadelphia yesterday and for the first time in 27 years the city is governed by man who was rot elected by the republican organiza- ten
 Declaring That Conditions in Mexico were far from settled, Representative ! Burleson of Texas yesterday urged l upon President Taft the necessity sof | keeping United States troops along the i border.
 The People of Craig. Col, and its l surrounding territory are aroused over l the probabilities of another sheep war | similar to that of 15 years ago, when | several men were killed and thousands | Of sheep destroyed
 A Bankrupt is Liable to Prosecution for perjury if he swears falsely at the | first meeting of his creditors to in | quire into his business, according to decision yesterday by the supreme court of the United States
 The Refusal of Harvard University last week to allow Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the British suf- fragette. to use Sanders rheater for lecture. has aroused a storm of protest among graduates and undergrad duates.
 Suggestion That the Church Base naent be used for courting by the ' and bowling by the men was made by IDr. George DuTgin at the Fremont street Methodist Episcopal church, Boston.
 The Removal of Dr. AiVsh H. Doty, health officer Of the port of New York. Is recommended fin a report to Cover nor Dix yesterday by Charles V. Bull nor to investigate business and affairs 1f the ofdce-
 Suit Was Filed In the United States 'y United States District Attorney Sherman T. McPherson against the National Cash Register company Of Dayton, O., charging the company { with being 8 trust.
 The Trial of Isaac Harris and Max sIanek, proprietors of the Trian~Ie 1 Waist company,who were charged with ( nanslaughter in the first and second ' degrees after the fire in their factory m March 25 wiped out 14e lives, began t New York yesterday
 That James ]. Keena and Edward F. { Duffy are entitled to hold the offices of a itv clerk and Commissioner of nubIio . afety Of Norwal<, respectively. until T an. 1. 1912. was the opinion handed . own yesterday by Judge H. L. Curtis { T the superior court
 President oompers and Secretary forrison of the American Federation z Labor, together with other labor c saders oppose the Baltimore sugges- c lon that the MoNamara defense fund ( 6 distributed among the families of c he victims Of the Los Angeles Times [ xplosfon- Without Consulting Speaker Champ iArI<, his friends opened city head uartcrs at St. Louis. Mo. yesterday \ nd state headquarfers at AouIsiana Eo-, to further the movement 10 obtair I \ pr the 5Iisso71rian the democratic asniaation for the -prestdencx tn 1ez2- f