Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-08
on is the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion the Cs Population
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Condensed kilograms
All Grades of Refined Sugar were
advanced ten cents hundred pounds
yesterday.
Fear of Race War Exists III Full
ton county in the extreme western
end of Kentucky.
Colonel kuliabko, former heao of
the Russian secret police of kiev, has
been arrested for alleged embezzle-
ment.
Governor Dix of New York is op-
posed to President Tafts plan that
the government control all water pow
er sites.
Dr.. Curt ZiesIer, acting German
consul general at New York, received
the Order Of the Red Eagle from En-
peror William.
Mrs. Henry w. Taft, Wife of the
presidents brother, has become a con-
vert to the Roman Catholic faith She
renounced the Episcopal faith.
Four Men and 27 Dogs, led, by
George S. Lewis. started from Fair
banks, Alaska, to attempt to reach the
top of Mount Mckinley
Representative Vreeland Delivered
an address III the house, declaring that
money panics resulted from our anti
quated currency system
Three New Ten Dollar Treasury
Notes Of the Chung Haw Republic. :
| with its capital at Marking, China,
have been received at Seattle, Wash.
John Shambow, Owner and Proprie
tor of the ShambOw Shuttle company
at Woonsocket, R. l., died suddenly at
| his home yesterday of angina pectOris
! He was 65.
The Satinette Mill of Mann & Stevens
! at East Brookfeld, Mass. was de-
! stroyed by fire yesterday. causing {
/ loss of $4,000 and throwing % or 81
/ operatives out of work
Fashions Decree Governing Men,
! Dress during 1912 again offers small
/
be no padded shoulders. and tighte
fits will be the order of the day.
William E. Hine of Shelton, Conn
was given veteran Odd Fellows Jew
ell Tuesday night a token of Ss wears
membership in the order. He is prob
ably the oldest Odd Fellow in tn
state.
n Indignation Pervades England owe
the sentence to three and a half years
Imprisonment in a fortress passed b
a German cCurtmartial on Bertran
Stewart. London lawyer, ON a charg
of espionage.
The Condition of Miss (. Ella Austi
of New Haven, who is suffering fror
prussic acid poisoning. is improved
and it is expected she. will recover
She became i'll after having taken
peach ice cream soda.
Trueman C. White, Former Justic
of the supreme court. who pronounce
the death sentence upon Leon Czolgo
assassin of President Mckinley, an
presided at many notable trials, die
in Buffalo, N. Y. yesterday followin
an operation.
AlIis mcfarland, Found Guilty a
Newark, n. j., of numbering his wifi
, Evelyn, by giving her cyanide {
potassium, was sentenced yesterday b
Chief Justice Gummere ito die in tn
electric chair at Trenton on March
Twenty-one Turkish Strikers at til
: Lowell Rendering works were arreste
| yesterday after they had refused t
leave the South Lowell railroad sta
ton, where they had gathered to inter
cept any persons arriving by train [
work at the plant.
: Complete Returns for the Month {
January of business on the New Yorl
New Haven & Hartford railroad sys
TEN, show in spite of the continue
cold weather a gain of about $175,Ot
2 in gross earnings, as compared wit
| the same month last year.
Falling from a Road Machine c
which he was riding with number
: other children on their way hon
/ from school at Madison, Me, yestel
day in front of a sled loaded vii
grain, George Munroe, 8. son of Joh
: Munroe, was fatally injured.
: Trouble Over Affairs of the Heart
supposed to have led Joseph Vacho
20 years old, a linotyper to comm
Y suicide by inhaling gas at his boardir
I place at Woonsocket, r. I. He left
: love-letter addressed to Nellie Bake
514 Main street, Lewiston, Me.
An lndeterminate Preliminary Sci
. tence of from two to twenty years W.
= pronounced on Mrs Linda Burfie
4 Hazard, the fasting specialist, COZ
q victed of manslaughter for haviI
= caused the death of Miss Claire WI
!, hanson, wealthy English woman.
t In Response to Appeals from ofieis
= Of the United Textile Workers
= Lawrence, Mass, for aid to carry
e the strike, Samuel Gompers, preside
e of the American Federation of Labt
will issue a general appeal for fun
to all affiliated organizations Of t
" federation.
+ Adeiard St. George, the Weonsock
! youth who is alleged to have held
Al a conductor at the point of a revolv
on the rear vestibule of a Providenc
n WoOnsoc6et street car, pleaded n
n guilty yesterday to the charge of a
V sault with dangerous weapon.
70 was held in $4,000
%
II The Greek Employees in the Last
a Room Of the East Side factory of t
\ w. H. McElwain company at Ma
chester, n. H, left their work yestt
day, because, they say, a demand
an increase IN wages amounting
l. four cents q. dozen for ali grades
sr work had been refused.
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