Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-20


 King George of England is to be an exhibitor at the next show of the American Florists society in New York next April ?.
 The House Rules Committee will not report the resolution for the purchase of Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, by the nation.
 The Senate Yesterday Passed the house bill placing moving pictures un- der the distinct protection of the copy right laws of the United States.
 James Havemeyer, formerly associ- ated with members of his family in the sugar refining business, Is dead at his home in New York, aged 70 years.
 With a Plurality Cut to 15 Votes, l by correction in the official canvass, John M. Haines became the republi- can candidate for governor of Idaho.
 The Worlds Record of e2.1 Inches | for jumping was broken at Vittel, | France, by the horses Biskru and Mount Jelo, who tied at 92.91 inches HCCoTOln9 10 an OTHClal statement 1 from Tokio there is no foundation for the report that Japan does not well | come Secretary Knox at the mikados i funeral.
 1 Wilfred Lambert, a Machinst em- pfoyed by the Holtzer- Cabot Electrical 1 company at Brookline, Mass, was kill 1 ed yesterday by the bursting of an emery wheel.
 A Delegation of Boy Scouts who came to Washington on bicycles from ] Burlington, Iowa, was introduced to President Taft yesterday by Repre- sentative Kennedy.
 Despite Revolutions, Dominican cus- toms, under American management, show material increases during the | fiscal year just ended, according to a report to the insular bureau.
 Nomination Papers for Governor Flu gene N. Foss, who seeks renomina- tion for governor of Massachusetts by the democratic party, were filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the great CT part of the plant of he New Haven Mills Manufacturing company, manu- facturers of mailing boxes, In the vil- lage of New Haven Mills, Vt.
 Tobacco Planters Throughout the United States should make larger profits than they do, according to the report of agricultural officials who have been studying the question.
 The Rev. Dr. Harry H. Handell, a chaplain in the New York fire de- partment, will travel 1882 miles to Meeker Col, to marry a couple who formerly were his parishioners.
 Because He Testified that he had 20 sons all serving in the Austrian army Stephen Byman, arraigncd on charge of assault in Chicago was sentenced to only 20 days in the workhouse.
 Frank j. Mulcahy, vice president and general manager of the Crane Valve company in Bridgeport, died yesterday from complications follow ing an operation for appendicitis on Aug 10.
 Violent Lightning Which centered about Mercer university at Macon, Ga, caused the death of two persons, the injury of two others, damage to many buildings and panic in a Presbyteri- an church.
 The Approach of the Fall Harvest traffic is causing steamship agents here and abroad many disquieting mo- ments, owing to a shortage of steam ships to carry the heavy export trade soon expected.
 George Washington, a negro. who had been selling tontc to members of his race which he declared would remove the kinks out of hair was fined $5 at Atlantic City. His goods failed to work,
 The Strike of Weavers in New Bed ford, which has closed down twelve cotton mills and thrown 13,000 hands out of work, entered yesterday upon its sixth week, with no prospects of set clement in sight.
 Official Estimates Made of the re- celpts of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company from transporter ton of all, kinds in the Con F necticut war game fix the total amount
 at between S75.00O and S100,000.
 A-Closed Season of Five Years foi fur seals on the Pribilof Islands was agreed on yesterday by the senate ana , house confeTees on the bill carrying , Into effect the fur seal treaty witf , Russia, Japan and England. In the United States District cour at Hartford today before Judge James L. Martin of Vermont will begin a re- , trial of the famous "Danbury hatters' case. officially known ss D. F. Loew'
 ct al vs. Martin Lawler ct all e LaVerne w. Moves. Treasurer of ht Q progressive arrangements committee f yesterday made public a statement O e receipts and disbursements of the re . cent progressive national convention il ] August showing that the total ex S penditure of the convention was $l9 l 4O3
 : Declaring That He Had Made tn, e attack because the devil had gottel - into him. James Moore, a negro, ex e pressed repentance when arraigned il
 Greenwich court yesterday on a charg' t of murderous assault upon Fredericl y Schmaling and his two sons about tw' o weeks ago. and was fined S10 ant f costs.
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