Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-12

Largest in Connecticut i.
Condensed Telegrams
Walter Brool<ins, the Aviator, has in
vented a hydroplane which he expects
to attain a speed of so miles an hour.
w. n. M. Thompson, a wealthy
farmer of Montgomery, N ", commit
tea suicide and his body was found in
a cistern.
With the Official Thermometer regis
tering Sc above at noon. Boston yester-
day experienced the warmest Dec. 18th
Oh record
Indications of a Severe Storm which
may strike the south Atlantic states
were reported to the weather bureau
from Turks Island.
Attorney General Wiekershann, com
pletely recovered from his recent at
tack of ptomaine poisoning. returned to
his office yesterday
John Taylor, Farmer of Middle
town, n u. dropped dead a few days
after receiving word that he was heir
to an estate of s1So,00O.
The Reading Elevated Road out of
the city of philadelphia, eliminating
all grade crossings, has been compIet-
ed at a cost of $11,000,00O.
Secretary of State Knox addressed a
gathering of women yesterday at the
Waldorf Astoria. New York, on prob
lems of the diplomatic service.
Charles n. Loomis, One of the Best
known dealers in musical instruments
in the state, died of heart disease at
his home in New Haven yesterday.
Announcement Was Made Yesterday
that the price of wire and nail products
has been advanced one dollar a ton by
the American Steel and Wire company.
Among Nominations sent to the SEN
ate by President Taft yesterday was
that Of Eugene p. Mute, to be United
States marshal district of New Hamp
shine.
President Taft Yesterday Sent to the
senate the nomination of Commander
Philip Andrews to be chief of. the bu-
reau of navigation In the navy Depart
n5ent.
A Proposal to Adopt General Law
of prohibition against the sale of alco-
holfc liquors throughout New Zealand
has been defeated on submission to the
people.
Elton Williams, II Years Old, and |
employed as a Boston grocery clerk. |
was killed by train at one of the |
suburban railroad stations yesterday. |
His head was cut off.
WI Ting fang, Former Chinese Min
lister to the United States, bas been |
appointed to represent the revolution
aries at the coming peace conference /
with representatives of the imperial |
government.
John II. Deskin, a New York, New
haven and Hartford railroad conductor
who was injured in a rear end col
yards of the railroad, died yesterday of
his injuries.
After Changing His Plea from not
end degree. Martin Conroy of Man
chester, N. H. who killed his wife on
July 1st last, was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment
A Married Man In Massachusetts,
must have his wife's consent before he
can make a valid assignment of future
wages, according to a decision yester-
Gay by the supreme court of the
United States.
A Sack Containing Ten Pounds of
dynamite. about 200 feet of fuse and "A
number of triplex caps was found early
yesterday by two boys in doorway
leading to the engine room Of laun-
dry at Los Angeles.
The Greatest Cotton Crop on Record,
"A, 1856, 900 bales. is the department of
agriculture's official estimate of the
sountry's total production this year.
This is greater by 1.447 900 bales than
The record crop of 1904.
The Supreme Court of ihe United
States yesterday declined to interfere
II this time with the decree of the
United States circuit court for south
srn New York approving of the reor-
plan OF the tobacco trust.
A. C. Bryce of Bedford, Pa, who was
cuba, said yesterday that two days ,
,efore the battleship Maine was blown
ID in Havana harbor he was warned
hat the vessel was to be destroyed. !
After Extensive Experiments, Father !
Albert Biever, a Jesuit scientist of New I
orleans, has announced that the Ar
entine ant, a Louisiana pest, which is /
z the despair of housewives, is the i
ouths most effective enemy of the boil :
yeevil. I
Detectives Yesterday Found in a g
Dom in Canal street building, New
-ork. about $500 worth of jewelry j
Z Isaac Vogel, the Jeweler who was
lurdez-d in tie builddig last We'd :
esday.
Charges That Vote Buying and Sell :
1g is done in the open market" in
ayette county. Pa, were made yes
arday by Jesse II. Wise of Waynes-
urg. Pa, a defeated candidate for
ongress, before the house committee Z
n elections. .
When Fred A. RainviIIe, Clerk at the ;,
eominster, Mass. postofftce. opened a :,
lail sack yesterday out jumped a :
lack kitten. The sack was last locked =
p in Albany So that the kitten must :
ave been in close confinement for :.
sveral hours y
The Canadian Pacific Railroad Com | ~
any, according to advfces received in q,
Zall street. will issue SIS, ,000, 900 of adj n
tional common stock, or exactly 10 la
er cent. of the amount now outstand-
g. This will be offered to sharehold-