Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29


s1S1 was found near McLeansboro, Ill,
after having been blown. it is believ-
ed, from Bush, 40 miles away.
Earnest DusssuIt, a Spinner employ
at wooden mill in Tilton, n. H., was
crushed to death by a freight elevator
yesterday Dussault lived in Franklin,
n. H
Tho Edison Medal Was Awarded to
George Westinghouse at a Boston ban
quet for the development Of the alter
mating current system for light and
power
through action of the legislature, went
on record as approving the iurcme
tax amendment to the constitution Of
tie United States.
The Mems League for Woman SufN
frage applied to Police Commissioner
Waldo of New York for a permit for a
torchlight parade on the Saturday
night after election.
Shelley 3. Hutchinson, who sold out
his interest in the trading stamp firm
Of Sperry & Hutchinson, sued Thomas
A. Sperry for an accounting on facts
brought out since the sale.
Latimore BIessner Was Sentenced in
Baltimore for three years in the fed
eral prison at Atlanta for using the
malls to defraud a Pennsylvania girl
of S2S,000 through love letters.
The Striking Pawtucket, r. l., Steam
filters, who have been out since May
1, were Joined yesterday by the plumb
ers and helpers numbering about so
who struck in sympathy with them.
Damage Estimated at 100000 was
caused by a fire at Monson, Mass,
early yesterday that destroyed the
straw hat factory of Heimann 81 Lich-
ten, whose main offices are in New
York city.
Mrs. Emma cardes. Aged "a, the
well dressed and attractive young
woman who took morphine in the pri-
vate entrance to a Bridgeport cafe
late Thursday night, died in an hos
pital Friday.
William H. Hotchkiss who was New
York State Superintendent of In
surance, under Governor Hughes, sent
word to Col. Roosevelt yesterday that
he would support him in the formation
of the new party.
The Body Found in the Connecticut
river at Hartford was identified as
that of Cyrus S. Weller, well to do
business man of that city, who had
been missing from his home since the
early part Of last February.
Dr.. George M. Converse of the Unit
ed States public health and marine
hospital service, who freed San Fran
cisco of plague carrying rats, has been
selected to undertake the sanitation Of
the town of Iquitos, Peru.
Edward Hannaford, Central Falls,
r. l., painter, walked into Mount st,
Mary's cemetery, at East Providence,
yesterday, and after watching grave
diggers at work sat down and shot
himself in the head. He died instantly.
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison
of the American Federation of Labor,
recently sentenced to one year and
nine months in JAIL respectively, FOR
contempt of court, yesterday filed an
appeal from Justice Wrights decision,
ana gave Dall
Captain Florence Romard Of Brock
lyn was instantly killed in the pilot
house of the tug Leonard Richards
near Stapleton, Staten Island yester-
day by a sudden turn Of the wheel,
which struck him on the head frac-
turing his skull.
Giovanni Gravina, the Basso, who was
accidentally wounded at New Orleans by
the too realistic sword thrust Of Sig
nor Florencio Constantine in the Soc
ond act of The Barber of Seville"
was reported yesterday to be in a
critical condition.
Louis Mues, = Printer and pressmsn
employed by the American Bank Note
| company. at New York, was arrested
| Yesterday charged with stealing a
| quantity OF banknotes Of the Brazilian
! government which the company is en-
/ gagged in printing.
The New England Steamship Com
| pany of New Haven which is CONTROL
| ed by the New York New Haven &
| Hartford, has filed in the Office of the
| secretary of state certificate amend
| ing It's charter and increasing its cap
ital stock $250,00O to $6,O00,000.
William j. Hartmann of New York
an official Of the Big Four railway
| expressed astonishment when he reach
/ ed Kalamazoo and learned that his
/ father died in a poorhouse. He said
that all letters from his father ha
| been on the stationery of a hotel
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