Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-03


fund of De PaUw university exceed
the 100000 necessary to obtain $780, |
900 from John d. Rockefeller.
That the CONSPICUOUS Striped Prison
garb would be discarded at the federal
prison in Atlanta, Ga, was the New
Years day announcement BY the war;
den.
Senator Levi H. Greenwood of Card
ner was unanimously nominated for
president Of the Massachusetts senate
by the caucus OF republican senators
last night.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt yester-
day declined to discuss report that a
movement was afoot in New Jersey TO
place his name on the presidential pri
mary ballots.
Early Marriages Seem to Run in the
feminine ancestry and progeny Of
Mrs. Hazel Conklin of Denver. Col,
who at the age Of A. finds herself a
grandmother.
a Starting for an ovsrhested furnace.
fire practically destroyed the Daniel
Dorchester Methodist Episcopal church
in West Roxoury, Mass yesterday,
the loss reaching S55,0G0.
Advices Received Yesterday from
Winnipeg and the Canadian head Of
the lakes are that the car shortage
problem is becoming serious and that
a tie-Up in traffic is probable.
Allen 7. Everett, deputy grand mas
ter Of the grand lodge Of Rhode Is
land, Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, died suddenly yesterday Of heart
failure. He was born In Woodstock,
r I.
No One is Held crininaIly respon-
sible for the death Of Lorenzo Peck, a
WhitneyvilIe, Conn, farmer, who was
killed recently by a trolley car in
WhitneyyilIe, in the finding of Coron-
er Mix.
Harold Kireh, 16 Years Old, was res
cued from drowning in Old Mill pond,
near Danbury, yesterday, By Ruth
Kfrzby and Ruth Wilkinson two girls
who saw his peril and were the first
to reach him.
James S. Comfort, naval lieuten-
ant stationed at Chicago, received a
divorce at st. Louis yesterday from
Celerina T. Comfort, Filipino, to
whom he was married in the Philip
pines in 1901.
The Failure Of the Big Lynn moroc-
CO house Of P. Lennox & Son. in 1907,
for 100000 was recalled yesterday
by the announcement that the cred
itors would receive 40 per cent. Of the
money due them.
The Account Books Of a Bankrupt
are no longer his property and their
use as evidence before a grand Jury
is no violation Of the banlHrpt's consti-
tutional right that he Is not required
/ to testify against himself.
Mrs. Mary Harrington StaIIo, for
merly wife of Dan R, Hanna, yester-
/ day fled suit for divorce from Edmund
4 K. Stallo, formerly Cincinnati attor-
/ ney, but now Of New York Cruelty
/ and gross negligence are charged.
I Democrats of the House who contem.
/ plate eliminating this year the $25, ,0Ot
/ appropriation for the president!
I travelling expenses, probably viii finC
/ the constitution Of the United Statei
a stumbling block to their plans.
johnson Lawrence, Member Of thu
/ 45th general assembly Of Illinois anC
one of those whose votes elected vii
liam Lorimer to a seat in the Unite,
States senate, died yesterday at hi
home in Polo, Ill, Of heart disease.
"Gravs, but hopeful was the sur
geOn's report to the navy department
yesterday upon the condition Of En-
sign II. c. Ridgely, who fractured hi
skull Monday on board the turped
boat Smith at the Norfolk navy yard
To Extract the One Hundred million
pounds of fish from the North Allan
tic cost Gloucester, Mass, in 1911 tn
lives Of 62 seamen, who left % widow
and A children, compared with 2
lives lost in 1910, when widows sn
"A children were left behind.
For the Alleged Murder OF her tf1re
year old son, Howard Martin Keefe
Mrs. Mildred Keefe was placed d
trial in the supreme court at Bath
Ne, yesterday. The childis body wa
found in October last in a pool O
water only few inches deep.
Some Two Thousand or Mors NeI
York laundry norkers went on strik
yesterday for increased wages and
nine hour working day, and the en-
ployeTs say that before they will Civ
in New York will have to wash it
own clothes OF buy new linen.
Instead of Making a Flight fror
the Point of Pines, Boston to Port
land, Harry n. Atwood. the aviato
dropped into the chilly waters Of Lyn
harbor, where he had a narrow. escap
from drowning. He was rescued b
the crew Of a fishing launch.
Rev. Arthur P. Wedge. formerly pas
tor Of the Worthen Street Baptis
church, Lowell, Mass. has been ap
pointed special religious and moral in
structOr for the United States India
schools by the Society for Propagat
ing the Gospel among the Indians.
Secretary Of the Treasury MacVsap
yesterday received a postal card date
Heaven, Dec. 28. urging that unf1s
States notes from $50 10 $1,000 be en-
gravsd with landscape scenes on on
side and spaces for Identification an
signature on the other The postTn ar
was Colorado Springs. Col
A Decision Of tine Massachusetts
superne court exempting the Youn
Mems Christian association from tax
: alton on the ground that it is engag
j ed in educational work, WAS hande
down YESTERDAY The suit arose oYe
the effort Of the Citv of Neu tHIryrlol