Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08


 The Supreme Court Adjourned until Monday without announcing a decis- fen in the so-called hard coal trust case.
 Rear Admiral E. H. C. Leutze re- signed as commandant at the Brook lyn navy yard. He has been in the ser vice 4S years.
 Efforts of Lancaster Mill Strikers to have Governor Foss investigate the Clinton, Mass, district court have been unsuccessful.
 Ava D. Alderman, up to two weeks ago postmaster at Marietta, Ohio, pleaded guilty of embedding S3.076 from the government
 Miss Rose Farrel, former hat girl at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York, saved $8O,OO0 from tips and shrewd real estate deals.
 Henry w. Sanford, who was demo- cratic town chairman at New Haven for six years, died yesterday in Brook lyn, of pneumonia.
  The Name of President Taft will ton by Warren c. Harding, former lieutenant governor of Ohio.
 Dun's Review Says: Notable and general improvement over both pre- l Ceding years Is a gratifying feature oi | this weeks bank exchanges
 The General Memorial Hospital ot | New York announced a gift of s100,00l to be used in maintaining 20 beds fol cancer patients and for research. Master Builders Yesterday declared that the strike of 400 hod carriers, a New Haven, had been broken by new arrivals and return to work of strik | CTS.
 Sydney, B. C., Has Voted to grant bonus of S1,000,000 to the British Ca nadian Shipbuildlng company to es tablish shipbullding plant in Syd ney.
 Mrs. H. D. Green of Albany, wh, died in a Springfield, Mass, sanitari um, left an estate of about $6,O00 t four bellboys who had been kind t her.
 The Shipwreck Humane Society ha awarded a gold medal to Captain Ros tron of the steamer Carpathia for hi work in saving the survivors of tn Titanic.
 The Flood of Telegrams Followin the sinking of the Titanic on April 1' established new daily record for tn Western Union. The number of word totalled 715,00O.
 Mrs. Julia Ann Demsray of Wood land, Mich, one of the only survivin real twin daughters of the America revolution, is dead of paralysis. Sh was 80 years old.
 An Autopsy Friday on the Body e Sigfrid Eckstrom, the six year ol New York girl, found dead in a coz bin, proved beyond doubt that tn child had been murdered.
 Supreme Court Justice Kelby 1 Brooklyn, paroled Newton Bennington the former turfman, who has been in , sanitarium four years. in the custod of his lawyer for ten days.
 Employees of the Department of put
 lie works in New York were surprise but not delighted to hear that ever day they have taken off this year wi l be deducted from their vacations. Baltimore Residents Are Planning "spotless town to greet the demo cratic national convention. Civic boo ies are working to influence propert 'owners to clean up and paint the : houses and stores.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday r, ) Versed the commerce courts decisiC 3 which would have allowed railroad 3 to carry railroad fuel at lower rat,
 than commercial coal. The intersta
 commerce commission was upheld. . For the First Time in four centu : ies academic degrees were conferr, upon women by a pontifical universit , when the Catholic University of Anne
 ica at Washington awarded the ba
 calaureate of arts to IS sisters. = Representative Berger, the sociali , 1 member from Milwaukee, yesterds
 began impeachment proceedin, , against Federal Judge Hanford of S
 attle, who recently deprived Leonal
 Olsen of that city of his citizepsh
 because he was a socialist. ,, Ex-senator Nelson w. AIdreh !. Rhode Island, John Hays Hammon | who headed the Panama Pacific e : position commission which has be. | touring Europe and Governor and Ali 2 Dix were among the arrivals on t : steamship Nauretania yesterday.
 Ths Nine Students of the Anson
 High school who hung an efT1gy. ale @ ed to represent Principal F. W. Hutc n inson on a tree in front of Chri :, church, on South Cliff street, Tuesdi . night, were suspended by the boa . of education until next Wednesday
 Thomas 2. Watson, former popuIi
 leader and presidential candidate, W
 bound over under $500 bond at Augu = ia, Ga. yesterday for sending cDsce I matter through the mails. The matt r objected to was contained in an a i tack on the Roman Catholic hiersrch 2 Harry Cobb, 19 Years Old, who sa e that he ie the son of the Rev. Thom = J. Cobb, pastor of a church in Loc 2 port, Miss, and a youth named W c Ham Crosse. belonging in Danbul
 were arrested at Danbury yesterd
 on the charge of attempting to r
 John Lewis. a milkman. - Instead of Consuming 60 per eel II 6f the corn crop of the country. e stated in all interview attributed to $ member of the New York Produce E 'l change. liquor manufacturers of [ e United States consume not more tn . 1-2 per cent, according to r, 10 Gilmore, president of the Model I eense league