Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

Miss Lillian GoeppIer of Great Bar rington, Mass, was drowned while trying to save the life of a pet dog.
 The Knights of Pythias of Maine made a net loss of 64 members during the year just closed.
 Mrs. Mary E. WeIIes of WethersfeId was elected president of the Hart ford county w. c. T. U. at the annual convention yesterday.
 Dr. Cecil French Lost Suit for an injunction to prevent the crying of F babies in the Mercy home, New York.
 Hopper Huskins, 8 prominent dia- mond merchant of Syracuse, commit ted suicide because of business trou- bles.
 The Sixty Remaining Indictments against Abe Ruef, convicted political leader of San Francisco, were ordered dismissed.
 E. A. Tracy, 70 years old, a civil war veteran, was burned to death in Norwich, N. Y. while trying to res ] cue a woman.
 Miss Harriet Quimby, the first wo- man who flew over the English chan nel carefully powdered her nose be- fore making the trip.
 Col. A. c. Waterhouse, who organ ized the Warehouse battery at the beginning of the civil war, died of heart failure in Chicago.
 Business Men Have Formed Plans for a flower carnival at Coney Island
 on June 6, and 8. Flowers will be
 used instead of confetti.
 A Chicago Policeman Was Shocked
 to death when he attempted to place
 a live wire which had fallen to the
 sidewalk.
 Mrs. T. B. Skinner of Australia ana
 her daughter, who are making a triI
 around the world, left New York after
 six months tour of the United
 States.
 While Driving Logs in the Kennebe,
 river three miles below Bingham, Me.
 yesterday, Everett Savage, A, fel
 backward into the water and wal l drowned
 James Henry Haynie, an author ant for many years prominent as foreigI
 correspondent of American news
 papers, died at his home in Newtol
 Center. Mass. yesterday. A Strike of About 800 Employees o the Baltimore Copper works for an in
 crease of 50 cents a day all around re suited in the closing down of the plant
 which employs about 1900 men.
 Mrs. Seth Jimnerson Fought an
 beat the New York Telephone com pany in Greenwich, Conn, by jumpinI
 Into a telephone hole in front of he house and defied all efforts to dislodg her.
 : For All Forms of Gun Practice, bi guns, little guns. target shooting, da and night work, for the last thre 3 months, the battleship Michigan is tn
 honor ship of the navy with the SCOT of 5Q.17S,
 Senator Fenrose of Pennsylvani; ' republican leader of the senate whil 3 riding yesterday. was thrown v1olentl ] bled. His arm and shoulders wer bruised.
 D The First Violence in connectio with the strike of pressmen on Wi q liam R. Hearst's Atlanta Georgian too
 place late Tuesday night when strike
 breakers and union men from tn @ Journal engaged in a fight. n Representatives of the information: t Paper company and its 5000 employC Y have signed a two years agreemer ? recognizing unions but not obliging tH { company to employ only union men n A Resolution Which if Adopted wi V make Massachusetts the first stat v aligned in favor of the direct eIectfo Q of United States senators by the pec F pie was introduced in the house yes V terday.
 = Sheriff MiddIebrooks yesterday SCI # word to the authorities in the variol
 cities and towns of the state of u
 escape of Louis Norman of Winste
 who was serving a sentence in u '- Litchf1eld county jail for chicken stea 'r ing.
 O QusFrefh1aSteF h. '. mayeF or II d Pacific liner Siberia was arrested y San Francisco as he left the boat. -- customs inspector noticed Mayer le sudden increase in girth and disco, '- cred i2 tins of opium fastened abo
 his waist.
 If While Searching for Bait along tl "a bank of the Warren river at Barrinj 10 ton, R. l., yesterday, John and WilIia 70 Diclnerson, two young men of Warre "a found the body of Albert Mercier .s Harrington carpenter, lying near u ,r shore in about two feet of water. i1 i1 The Grand Jury in Brooklyn is g ,g ing after the alleged combination ,s that borough, which is charged by {. ar Fulton street board of trade with COT
 bln1ng to keep up prices. It is sa
 that the price in Brooklyn was S1
 ton higher than in Manhattan. it. Although Warren ConIan, playing ct the Orpheum theater at Winnipf r. dropped dead on the stage late Tue to l day night only a few persons in t ,h audience knew that tragedy had o ld cured. as the unwritten law of pla d. folk that ''the show must go on" "
 carried out.
 ss or believed in capital punishment and D. Richeson was found to be sane nI should be electrocuted. Richeson h 1g hAeD f1ilv aware Of Rev Mr Tohpso,