Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-06

Vice President Sherman yesterday declared he believed President Taf. would be nominated by the republican national convention.
 Raymond Williams, Chicagos cham I1on runaway boy, is missing from his home for the 18th time in four years He is 12 years old.
 Harrison FreeIand of AornelI, N. Y., shaved himself and cut his own hair until he was S2 years old. Then he decided to try barber shop.
 Four Buildings of the Whitney Glass company in Glassboro N J., were burned yesterday afternoon, causing & loss estimated, at $15O,000.
 Senator Kenyon Defeated former Senator Lafe Young by a majority O. 60,0Oo for the republican senatorial nomination in the Iowa primaries.
 The Victory Won by Colonel Roose- welt at the recent primaries in Essex county, New Jersey, cost the progress sive republican committee S12,S25.92.
 Lewis Grant o'Donnel of Cos Cob, N. T., has been granted a divorce from May Dalton O'Donneli, New York actress, on the grounds of cruelty and assertion. Frederick Rock of Glendale Shot and killed his son in the presence of his wife and daughter in their home, be-
 cause the boy would not hold job he had provided.
 Rev. Harry Ferguson Was Recalled , as mayor of Hoquiam, Wash, because
 he espoused the cause of the I. W. w.
 in its recent fight against the Ho- Quiam sawmills.
 , A Girder Weighing 35 Tons was be-
 ing carried on a wagon drawn by 22
 horses along fifth street in New York
 city, when the wheels sank three feet . in the asphalt.
 I Walter B. Gladdins, the driver of
 the car that killed Mary Ruth Cor
 man, [. at Waterbury. on May last 3 was fined s10 and costs in the super ] tor court yesterday.
 The Anti Trust Suit Flied yester- 3 day against steamship lines to Brazil ! 10 hhC ACAA LII GACP ny lIAt lHutT6l kON- s ernment to destroy monopolies in Am
 erica's water traffic.
 Professor Baldwin of Boston uuiver-
 sity, in an address to the students ,. warned them to beware of "egoitis.'
 which he declared is a disease which ,, attacks only college men.
 A Bullet from the Rifle of another I boy with whom he was hunting wood e chucks, caused the death last night .ol
 Richard Smith. 14 years old, son oi A Wilbur Smith of Houlton, Me.
 Brig. Gen. AquIa Wiley, eighty, civi ,, war veteran and attorney. died a a Wooster, Ohio. yesterday He was de. = feated in a race for congress againsf . the late President William McKinley ' in 1877.
 . The Movement for a Minimum Waq, . for women and children in Massachu.
 setts received official sanction yester- day when the governor approved tn, t' bill for the appointment of a commis e sion to establish such wages. .e The Estate of Mrs. Caroline w. Asto |, widow of William Astor and long thu A leader of New York society, amount
 ed to but little more than S100, 000 according to the final accounting o \ surviving executors.
 An Addition to John D. Rockefeller house, at Tarrytown N Y, which wa
 supposed to have cost s1 O00. 900. i
 only worth S100,000 according to le statement filed by his lawyer with tn n board of assessors.
 s, A Political Movement Has B.el n started at Hartford to bring abou j. preferential primaries in Connecticut > 1t Is understood that d state wid > movement Is already under way an le that petitions are being circulated. es Drastic Changes in the America IT regulations for the protection of If
 at sea. based on lessons drawn fror r the Titanic disaster, are about to b ic issued by Secretary Nsgel of the de IS partment of commerce and labor
 Representative Theron Akin of Ne,
 York yesterday introduced 3 resolutio
 asking that special committee inves
 tigate Chief Willis L. Moore of tn c. weather bureau He alleges that tn
 service suffers from mismanagemen
 Fifty Employees of the Warrer
 Rrookfeld & Spencer Street Railwa BY Co.,, struck yesterday because thei lg wages have been withheld more ,tha 2 two weeks The company was place ne in the hands of a receiver about Id week ago.
 If
 lg Miss Louise FIannary, 21. of Ner ge Haven, is in a critical condition al he 1t. 1 home as the result of fall whil to dancing She was accidentally trippe
 by couple doing the Boston" dane t. and fell to the floor. striking he O. head.
 d. The Brown University Endownner of fund took another long step towar ar the million dollar mark yesterday h
 the receipt of a S25000 subscriptio
 from the estate of the late Rowlan
 Hazard, formerly prominent woole
 manufacturer.
 fS About 300 Employees of the combin
 Josiah E. Fernald of Concord, N. Ii at yesterday was appointed by the prc
 bate court as administrator with u
 will annexed of the estate of MT at Mary Baker c. Eddy. founder of tl as Christian Science church. He succeed ks Henry M Baker, who died last wee as
 h. The Increased Price of Corn and u le. increased cost of beef, poultry ar ss eggs Is due to the increased use r. corn in the manufacture of distllls Of and. fermented liquors. as well as a the menu of breakfast foods. accar, un ing to members of the New York pros st, res exchange