Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-12


 When Congress Convenes next month | the frst action will be to consider the | | purchase of Monticello the home of l Thomas Jefferson, the father of democ- l racy. Ell Bates, the Oldest ex- Chief of the New York fire department, died of heart disease at his home in Paterson. 1884.
 Philadelphia is Beginning to feel the scarcity of hard coal. Within the last week dealers have been unable to SUD- ply the demand for chestnut and stove sizes. John Sohrank will be brought to trial in municipal court today for at- tempting to kill Colonel Theodore Roosevelt In Milwaukee on the night of October IA.
 Loren E. Pulen of the firm of Pull 1n. Bryant & O., newspaper advertising agents of Boston, New York and Chi eago, died at his home in Lowell Mass, yesterday Edgar Lord, DefauIting Treasurer of the New Bedford Co-operative bank and the Acushnet Cooperative bank, was yesterday sentenced to from 12 to 15 years in state prison
 The Supreme Court of the United States did not give it's decision yester- day in the Union Pacific merger suit, the hard coal cases or any of the oth- CT big cases now pending.
 Antonio Mariana, a North Providence lad of A. was placed on trial in the superior court there yesterday, charg- ed with mHrdering his playmate, Will liam Mather, Jr., aged F. pr. Thomas S. Henry, said to be the last surviving grandson of Patrick Henry, died early yesterday at Red Hill the famous ancestral home of the Henry family, at Lynchburg, Va.
 More Than Four Million Red Cross seals have been distributed in New York state, and it Is believed that when the sale begins on Dec. 1 more than 10.0OO,0OO will be in agents | hands.
 | What Dealers Call an Artificial fam. inc of anthracite coal has sent the re- tail price in New York up to an aver age of S750 a ton, although the leading anthracite operators have made no ad- vance.
 A Man Claiming to be Jesse Daw- dell of Silverwood, Ind, who insisted on seeing President Taft to get him to lower the cost of living, was taken into custody at the White House yes- terday.
 Miss Jane Addams has set at rest a run1or to the effect that she was to become president of the National Suf- frage association by declaring that she intends to remain at her present dl- ties.
 According to TabIuations made by socialist leaders, the socialist vote in last Tuesdays election showed an in crease of more than 100 per cent. over the vote In the last presidential elec- tion.
 CoIeneI George E. Goodrich, age "A. twice postmaster at Fitchburg, Mass, civil war veterans, and one time col onel in the state militia, was struck and killed by an automobile in Bos- ton yesterday.
 Announcement is Made of the sale of the Bridgeport Morninf Telegram by George w. Hills. it's founder, to Archi- bald McNeil and his sons, Archibald McNeil, Jr., and Kenneth McNeil of Bridgeport.
 The Bulk of the Property of the late Dr. Arthur T. Cabot of Brookline, Mass, estimated at s5O0,OOO, is to go to Harvard university at the death of Mrs. Cabot, according to the provisions of the will.
 Henry s. Wallace. head of the Wal lace Advertising company of Atlantic City, N. J., was found dead in a bath room of an uptown hotel in New York yesterday. He had committed suicide by shooting.
 Hugh Espey, Once a Washington policeman, and mourned as dead for 16 years, returned to town a day or two ago. He was surprised to learn that his wife was married again and that he was grandfather.
 Attorney General Wickersham will not retry the criminal antitrust suit against the so-called bathtub trust un- til the supreme court of the United States decides the civil case against the same alleged combination.
 Joseph Trepannier, skipper of the little schooner Stee Celestine, and his son, Thomas, were frozen to death when their vessel struck a rock in the St Lawrence river and sank and thsy were forced to take to small boat.
 Maud Malone, the militant suffra- gette, who interrupted Governor Will sons speech in Brooklyn the night of Oct 19 to ask him questions about woman suffrage, issued yesterday for nal invitations to her trial today.
 Application for a Receiver for the assets of the Wisconsin and Michigan Railway company syndicate was filed in the circuit court at Chicago yes- terday by Aolph Nathaniel, Abraham Kuhn and Alfred Kohn. who invested in the corporation.
 George A. Newett, editor and pub- fisher of the Ishpeming Iron Ore,whom Colonel Roosevelt recently charged with criminal lfbel waived preliminary examination yesterday and was held in bonds of $500 to the December term of the circuit court.
 The Body of Small Boy, dressed in a sweater and corduroy trousers has been picked up by life savers near Fire Island. It is possible that it is the body of Charles Fox. who drifted out to sea in an open boat with his dog on October "A.
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 Taft CongratuIates King.
 Washington, Nov. 11.-As today is |