Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-22


 of New Britain.
 The Mill and Warehouses of the Bridgeport Milling company in Bridge port Wash, were destroyed by fire with a loss of $125,OOO.
 Officials of the American Federation Of Labor will make an effort to union ize baseball as a result of the present strike of the Detroit team.
 Following Her Arrest on a charge of violating the liquor laws, Mrs. Mary Finch, Boston widow, committed sui eide yesterday by taking poison. 
 Wisconsin Paper Manufacturers are sending out notices of an immediate advance in the price of paper and withdrawing all previous quotations.
 Frank A. Munsey Declares that there is no truth in the report that he is promised the ambassadorship to the Court of St. James If Roosevelt is elected.
 Plans for a Big Demonstration at San Diego, Ca, today against the In- dustrial Workers of the World have been made quietly by many citizens of the city.
 Fred J. Southard of Minneapolis, Minn., an amateur aviator, fell 100 feet at the Wright aviation field, near Os- borne, O., yesterday and was killed in stantly.
 The Highest Price Ever Paid for cat tie at the St. Louis national stock yards was given yesterday for two cars of Missouri steers, $9.15 per hundred weight.
 The Fancy Red Waisteoat, red neck ties and all other outer garments of scarlet hue have been forbidden to all employees of one western railroad while they are on duty.
 Arthur stringer, the Novelist, was | killed and his wife and months old child were fatally injured when an oil stove exploded in their home in Nj agara Falls, N. Y.
 James Golden, Editor and proprietor | of the South Norwalk Sentinel who has been critically i'll for the past two weeks, showed very slight signs of inn provement yesterday.
 Colonel Roosevelt in Answer to an inquiry stated that he never drank whiskey, cocktails or highballs in his l life and that he doesn't average a dOz- en tablespoonfule of brandy year.
 Burglars Yesterday Morning blew open the safe in the postofice at St. | Clairsville, O., and, securing S12,000 in mail matter and money, escaped in a ! buggy stolen from a nearby stable.
 Sympathy for the Mine Mules has | caused 75 men of the Morgan run col | fiery at Coshocton, O., to go on strike. l The men stated that they did not think the mules received proper treatment.
 Mayor Harrison of Chicago has re- l turned unsigned to the city council their order passed two weeks ago di- | recting him to have removed from the | streets and sidewalks all newsstands.
 Walters in New York Hotels who are sticking to their posts during the strike are receiving their reward in | increased tips. The average income ir ! tips in the largest hotels is from $6 tc $9 a day.
 Albert Prince, Convicted of the mur- | der of Deputy Warden Edward Davis | of the Nebraska state penitentiary, at the close of chapel exercises on Feb. 1 was yesterday sentenced to be hanged | on Aug. 20.
 The Execution of Richeson was de- clared by witnesses to have been the | neF of of fr, | that have been held at the Massachu- setts state prison since the electric chair was adopted
 caruso Has Been Affected by the ] high cost of living and has raised his prices a bit. He has been content tC sing for $S,000 a night. After this he | wants more money and a guarantee ol 40 nights a season.
 A Silver Loving Cup will 7be present | ed to Captain ROstron of the steamer | Carpathia, in recognition of his ser l vices in connection with the Titanic disaster. The cup will be presented by one of the survivors.
 On the Eve of Her Wedding to Ed win c. Gilbert, Miss Clara Parker [ uctl lSlItEL OA fl lAViiAAilItAL NActiAitfoN lAlN l Ga. family, and noted for her beauty eloped with and was married to N. w l Sullivan of Atlanta.
 The Small Salary Of Ministers was 1 deplored by Bishop James DeWolf Perry. Jr., of the Rhode Island diocese | of the Protestant Episcopal church at | the 122d annual diocesan convention in | Pawtucket yesterday
 A Bill Providing for the Leasing of l the Boston and Maine railroad to the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad was ordered to a third read l ing in the Massachusetts senate yes | terday by vote Of 20 to IS.
 pr. L. D. Chandler of Central Falls R. l.. was adjudged probably guilty of 1 performing an illegal operation upon Mrs. Bertha Richards of Attleboro | Mass, yesterday and was bound over to the grand jury in bonds of S4O00 | Ascending a Platform surrounded by | ponderous railroad building machinery and about 300 people, Gov. Aram J Pothier of Rhode Island pulled the | lever of q giant steam shovel on the | old Sidney Whitaker farm at Woon- | socket. R. l., yesterday. and the actual work of constructing the Snuthern New England railway began
 
 Captsin Amupdsan at Monts,yiJan