Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-24

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ten years, to be expended upon roads.
Charles Hard, for Many Years a well .
known resident of Seymour, was found |
dead at his home at Ansonia yester-
day. Death was due to natural causes. |
The Rubber Plant of L. Candee &
Co., in New Haven, employing about
1000 persons, will shut down for two
weeks, beginning January rs.
Burglars Yesterday Blew Open the
/ Safe IN the. West buxton, Me, post
office, obtaining $100 in cash and 800
worth of one and two cent stamps in
/ book form.
/ The Contributions knnounced yes
/ terday brought the total amount thus
far made public toward the S1,000,000
| endowment fund for Brown university
/ up to $507,217.
The Formal Hearing on the charges
/ preferred against Cattle Commissioner
Heman 0. Averill by DR.. Atwood of
| New Haven will take place in the su-
! preme court room Feb. Is,
1t is Now Believed that the epidemic
4 of scarlet fever which caused the clos
/ ing of the schools in North Haven is
under control. Fourteen cases are now
| reported.
The % Cutters in the Lowell, Mass,
Shoe company who went on strike
/ about a week ago on account of the
operation of the new 54 hour law re
turned to their work yesterday.
-
A Complete Naval History Of the
Revolutionary war, to be compiled and
written by retired naval officers, is pro-
posed in a bill introduced in the house
by Representative F'ordney Of Mehi~
gan.
Arrangements Have Been Completed
for opening headquarters at Chicago
for the purpose OF assisting in the cleo
ton of delegates who favor Theodore
Roosevelt for the presidential nomina-
ton.
William M. johnson, a former Win
sted business man shot himself in the
head in fit of dependency at his
home at Norfolk Conn, yesterday,
with d revolver. His chances for re-
covery are good.
The Striking Twister Tenders at the
two Fall River mills of the American
Thread company are seeking work else
where and their places are being grad
ually filed. according to the manage
ment.
2 United States District judge A. c.
t Angel yesterday denied the motion
made in behalf of the CoIwell Lead
r company of New York to quash the
indiafT11hT7Ts in, ba oviV
F. inal case against the bathtub trust.
Representative Linthicum has intro
$ duced q bill in congress seeking to OBJ
e tain an appropriation of $4,000 in full
= payment to the heir of Richard Ralph
= Randall, BaltimOrean. who loaned
the government in revolutionary days
George F. Kelley of CIaremont, N. H..
e and H. c. Hayes of Indianapolis, Ind,
- members of John w. NogeP sANinstrels
|, died yesterday as q result 81 injuries
= sustained in a wreck on the Lackawan-
2 ma railroad at ChenangO Forks, n. Y.
Charges That the American Wooler
company has secured southern Europe
for cheap help and induced immigrants
V to enter employment in its mills al
h Lawrence and elsewhere were denieC
e Yesterday by President William NJ
q Wood,
New York Will Have the Larges
: armory in the world when the new
. structure for the Eighth regiment il
the Bronx is completed. The br1ildin9
is to cost s1.200,000, and will be 3OO1
500.
" A Domestic Suicide Pact was discov
e cred yesterday when the bodies of JOIN
Y c. Lang and his wife Jennie wer
. found in the kitchen of their home a
,s PaWtucket, r. l., with the four ga
= jets in the room emitting the poisonou
n fumes.
The Cornell Trustees Yesterda
elected Prof. Alvin Saunders johnson
e of Leland Stanford university to tn
II chair Of professor of economics mad
,e vacant last spring by the resignation
Of Prof. Frank A. FetteT. who went t
Princeton.
In the Presence of Hundreds of mer
> rymakers who We're enjoying the skat
ID ing on the Delaware river at Philadel
IN phia, Carl T. F. Johnson of Lynn
} Mass, a sailor attached to the battle
l. ship Indiana. broke through the ic
)f and was drowned
A Resolve Appropratinq $4,000 TO
the relief of those persons In Law
renee who are destitute as result @
l. the strike of the textile mill operative
! was introduced in the Massachusett
ID house of representatives yesterday b
ii Representative Schlapp of Lawrence.
&c Declaring That Henry Watterson
Kentucky's choice for the democrati
presidential nomination, members c
y the lower house of the Kentucky Iegis
y. lature yesterday put through with
- whoop a resolution inviting Mr.. Wat
~ terson to address the house at hi
III pleasure.
Oh Thomas Lorenz, New York Drive
oe was awarded a gold medal yesterda
~ by the National Highways Protectiv
"a society in appreciation of his service
Us in furnishing a clue to the number {
Simon E. Eisendrath's automobile
which struck and killed 10 year oil
at Patrick Fay.
go Tho Eleven Irish Actors and Actress,
ld OF "The PIayboy of the West" VIII
ct were arrested in Philadelphia la!
ty week on a charge of producing a sacr
D. ligeous and immoral play, were yestel
is day discharged from custody by Il
Id county court. The court gave no res
:. } sons for Its action.