Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-05

rgest in Connecticut in Pr
Condensed kilograms
Miners to the Number of 1000 i'll
Shropshire, England, struck.
Chinese Pirates Looted a Spanish
Steamer along the Chinese coast.
Thirty Warships of the United States
Navy are putting to sea for manoeuv-
res.
All Grades of Refined Sugar were
reduced 10 cents a hundred pounds
yesterday.
The viii of Lee Nom Yet, written in
Chinese on red paper. was admitted for
probate in Philadelphia.
Prof. Felix S. Oahu, the Historical
Writer, novelist and poet, died in
Preslau at the age OF Il.
The Democrats Of El Paso County,
Col, yesterday organized Champ
Clark club, the first in Colorado.
T. /. Weed, Chief Aid to Postmaster
General Hitchcock, was appointed dt-
rector of the postal bank system.
Charles Il. Lewis, One of the Best
New England oarsmcn ever developed,
died in Worcester yesterday, aged S6
years.
Nothing But Death Can Keep Ne
Out Of the Fight Now" President Taft
made this statement to White House
callers.
The J. & p. Coats Thread Mills
az Pawtucket, r. l., which closed on
Dec. 29, resumed operations yesterday
on full time.
President Taft Accepted an Invitation
yesterday to attend a banquet of the
New York State Bar association in
New York city Jan. 20.
The La Toilette National Headquar-
ters at Chicago has issued a statement
denying that Mr.. La Toilette had any
intention of withdrawing.
Judge Seth M. Tucker, 90 Years Old,
who died at Wichita, Kas., yesterday,
was a pioneer Of Kansas and one OF
the last of the old Indian fighters.
Fire Broke Out Yesterday Forenoon
in a stationery store in the annex OF
The Allyn house at Hartford, causing
damage to the amount Of $4,000 to the
stock.
Col. John H. caIef, Urited States
Army. retired. who fired the first shot
at the battle of Gettysburg, died in ST
Louis yesterday Of pneumonia. He was
Il years old.
George w. Smith, Born a Negro
Slave IN Tennessee rs years ago, left
property worth Sl16,000 according to
his will which was filed for probate at
Champaign, III.
DR.. Algerron Coolidge, One of the
! Leading physicians and surgeons in
| Boston and a great-grandsOn OF
| Thomas Jefferson, died there yesterday
in his SD year.
Word Was Sent Broadcast Yesterday
/ to supporters of President Taft thai
Under. no. circumstances would the pres
! ident countenance attacks on Colone
Theodore Roosevelt.
About 2o0o Children Have Been Ex-
| cluded from the public schools Of
/ Olean. n. Y, because Of failure to com
/ ply with an order of the board Of edu-
cation requiring vaccination.
A White Marble Bust Of Vice Presi.
! ,17 ,,
! capitol yesterday and will be immedi-
ately put in place in a niche close tx
the main entrance of the senate.
Governor elect George w. Hunt o.
Arizona wants no clanking Of swords
| gold braid or the blare of trumpets a
his inaugural ceremony. and so wrote
| to Postmaster McClintock of Phoenix
President and Mrs. Taft, Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Othel
prominent pc Ople have purchased boxes
for the annual charity ball Of tht
Southern Relief society, to be held OF
Feb. >.
The Latest Theory of the Police al
Ia the murder of Antonio Petrolino fl
South Manchester last Sunday is tha
llG W d. lAchJ lis bAAC poi VI a NCbCNNAN
and the two men with him killed hin
cut Of revenge.
President Taft May Ask the Assist
ance Of Congress in the effort to solv,
the problem of the high cost of livin;
hy legislative authorization OF tht
United States participating in a world
wide conference on the subject.
Representative Underwood Of Ala
bsma will not participate in the Jack
sen day banquet to be held next Mon
day night. He canceled his engage
ment to speak by order Of his physl
elan because of his recent illness.
The Failure of Massachusetts, /,
adopt the income tax amendment t.
the national constitution both in 191
and 1911 has not discouraged It's advo
Gates, and yesterday a petition for ii
adoption was filed to come before tn
| legislature.
Charles H. Spear, Who Had SerVe'
| as private secretary every mayor o
Lynn during the past 20 years: die
there yesterday. Brain trouble, ag
eravated by the loss of his position
which was abolished, is said to hav
caused death.
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