Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-09


 According to Third Assistant Post master General Britt, there were 12- ITS 500 soc stamps sold last year. the 1 receipts amounting to $22e, 4eS, GOO.
 The Home of Horace G. Burt, former president of the Unian Pacific railroad, | at Chicago. was yesterday destroyed by 1 fire. The loss is placed at s1ee, B0O
 Lawton Stevenson Was Arrested al Charlotte, N. C., charged with stealing ar automobile frem the IAlttrell Auto mobile company of Washington, D. c.
 Albert Eugene Magnet, IS Years of Age, son of Eugene Magnet died at the Shelton, Conn, hospital from injuries received while ceasting on Thursday night,
 Winston Churchill, as the Heaa of the British admiralty. proposes the formation of a naval war staff which has long been demanded by naval ex- perts.
 Albert sperry, Aged 70, Veteran of the Fourth regiment Connecticut vel | unteers, was found dead in bed at his home in Goshen, Conn, yesterday morning.
 Col. Everard E. Newcorb, who for some years was colonel of the Second i regiment, Maine stare sniiAtia. died yes terday at Eastport, Me Death was due to paralysis.
 A Copy of the eut+enberg Bible was ] bought by J. PierpoDt Morgan in Lon don for S29,06O, and also espy of the Eulgate scriptures, printed in Mainz, 146z. for $15,25O.
 Glen COndOn, Che of the Best Known l sport writers of the sonthWsst an neunced yesterday than he viii become an evangelist. He intends ke fsllew the style of Billy" sundaNs
 The Annual Convention ofs9 United Mine Workers of America opens in | Indianapolis Jan. 10, and will be at | tended by about 1900 delegates frem i the United States and Canada.
 Nearly All the Warships of the At. lantic Fleet en route to Cuba were 1 damaged more or less 1n the terrific i storm. The cruiser Salem lust two men 1 overheard and others were drowned
 John LsNery, Middle Aged Married ] Man living in Lowell Mass, was struck 1 by an automobile owned by Mrs. Haven | C. Perham, a prominent woman of 1 that city yesterday and died soon af- ter.
 l Philip MsnganO, Formerly lnterpre- 1 ter in the marriage license bureau in l New York, was put to death by cleo tricity in Sing Sing prison yesterday for the murder of his daughter about ! year ago.
 Suit Was Filled at Macon, Ga, yes | terday in the federal court for the east ern division of the southern district of Georgia 10 dissolve the American 1 corporations.
 Frank Morchke of Saginaw, Mich, while on his way to Belgrade, Minn., to be married, lost hls 4hnrlSy, but ar { rived on time by bea<1ng his way on freight cars te meet the eagaSsnent at the hour set
 While Temporarily Insane, Clarence L. Racine, a 1F year old Milford, Mass, boy, killed his mother. Mrs LoaS9@ RR- cine, with butcher knife, set lire to the house and then fatally slashed himseI- yesterday
 Y. o. Webster, a Sunday yseASeI teacher Of Dallas, Ore, Eav& bad checks at Portland to get monAK for his honeymoon, but, out of sympathy for the bride, Webster's victina Re oined to prosecute.
 Pasrict Sheehau, a Powerful Lsna-
 
 ating room of the Williamsburg 6oWre- tai, New York, to avoid an operation for appendicitis, was found in hale way, dead from exposure. a. w. B. Hammond, Prominent Citizen of Dearborn, Mo- is daily expecting his father to arrive from Austin, Tex, with a pardon for horse stealing, of which he was convicted 2s years ago and es- csped jail after being sentenced
 A Natien-Wide investigation Of fKs food supply of the United States, with speolal reference to the increased cost of living, has been inaugurated undsT the personal supervision Of Commis- sioner of Labor Charles P. Neil. Mrs. James Davis of Portland, Ore, ] Tn an 6HDII LO UT Sogr l4oA RAdS1AAA . habit of staying out late at night, had friends strap her to her bed and gag her and when discovered by her hus- band said masked robbers had set upon her.
 James Ginty, Aged 70, Was Found dead at his home in Danbury yester- day morning. The man was in an at \ titude of prayer and 1t was evident that he had knelt by the side of his bed upon arising and had been stricken by heart disease.
 Forest F. Dryden, Son of Former United States Senator John ?, Dry den. was elected president ef the Pru- des+sfal Insurance company yesterday to succeed his father, who was pfesi- l dent of that company at the time of his death a few weeks ago, , Durinu e Quarrel at Brownsville, Pa.. at to which should got up first yestar- l day morning. Lewis Campbell aGRd 2B | years, a miner, shot and killed his wifa, 1 Mary, and then ended his own life by [ firing & bullet into his head The couple leave four nacnths- old child.