Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-05


 Margaret Elizabeth Sangster, poet and author, died yesterday at her home ill Maplewood, a Newark, N. J., sub urb.
 George Tatro, a Hartford Carpenter, | fell S5 feet yesterday while at work on 1 a coal shed. He sustained serious in | juries.
 General Mario MenocaI, a graduate of Cornell university, was nominated 1 by the conservative party in Cuba for president.
 The House Judiciary Committee de- 1 cided in executive session to under take a preliminary investigation of the l Beef trust"
 Edward J. Keneay, Son of Michael | Kenealy, has been appointed by Pres1- dent Taft as deputy collector for the 1 port of Stamford.
 Five Chinese Who had been snug l gled into the country were arrested in 1 Chicago. The leader offered the po- | licemen $500 not to detain them.
 Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy conferred degrees upon 2S6 mem bers of the graduating class at the commencement exercises yesterday.
 A Hunter Who Wore Fox CoIored trousers to a fox hunt near Winches ter, Tenn, was killed by a companion who mistook him for the game in the | underbrush.
 The Department of Agriculture in it's first cotton report of the season. esti- mates that condition on May 25 of the growing cotton crop to be 7S.s per cent. of normal.
 Under the Will of Walter B. Douglas 1 of Minneapolis. a victim of the IT. tanic disaster. his widow, who Was among the saved, receives the bulk of his $3,OOO900 estate.
 Maitland Jarvis, the 12 year old Boy Scout who recently shot a year old lad for refusing to put up his hands, was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Juvenile asylum.
 No Senate Investigation of campaign contributions to the national and con- gressional committees in 1904 and 1908 will be made until after the national l party COuFSultOAS HI 0uhS.
 Arthur F. Ferguson, an Expert on textiles employed by the federal tariff board, is going to the Rhode Island School of Design at Providence, to take charge of it's textile department.
 John Nj. Reed, a Mechanic employ ed in the East Side garage at Water bury, died after receiving a shock from an electrical apparatus for pumping up tires yesterday afternoon. Stockholders of the Concord & Mon treal railroad, at a special meeting yesterday voted 22,7S4 shares to POS, to build an electric railway to the summit of Mount Washington.
 Clifford Turpin, the Aviator, will re- tire from the flying game as a result of the accident in Seattle on Decora- ton day, when his aeroplane killed one spectator and injured others.
 At Meeting of the Board of direc- tors of the Boston & Maine railroad yesterday, the resignation of General Manager Frank Barr was presented. l MT. Barr will be retired on pension After Suffering More Than a WesE with lockjaw because his mother had , such faith in Christian Science, Hen " Speakman. II years old, of Phila- , delphia, died in the children's hospital
 Miss Carolyn M. WoeIIey of Hart ford, a graduate of Smith college. has l left for Labrador to assist pr. W. T Grenfell at Grenfell Mission, in Lab rador Miss WooIley is 20 years old.
 
 There Were Less Deaths in New
 York last week than in any othea
 week this year. The death rate wal
 12.s6 per cent, 1.10 per cent. less thar for the same week last year. During
 the week 1.275 persons died. The Effuy of Man Found dangling
 from a tree near the Ansonia Hlgf
 school early yesterday morning wal labelled Butch This is name fla 1niIiarly applied to the principal of th'
 school by some of the students.
 Leonard Barrett, a Wealthy Cincin- 5 natl manufacturer, is hurrying across
 the country from Pueblo, Col, in ar a attempt to reach hts dying mother Barrett Is dying himself and wal warned that be might not survive th' , trip,
  A Gold Button of Membership 1T Newsboys' union, No. SOFT of Boston was presented yesterday to Curttt Guild, Jr., American ambassador tc
 Russia, before his departure for Brem-
 GIL by Fl. J. Cohen and Benjamin Fl
 Robrish, secretary of the union. s Herbert N. Straus was appointed {
 member of the second panel of th' sherifrs fury to i'll the vacancy caus 7 ad by the death of his father, Isido , 1 StPafjs. When Vincent Astor becomes
 eff age he will be appointed to th'
 third panel of which his father wa: n d member,
 = The Spiritual Advisers ef Mrs. Lene
 e,usumane and EnFieo MaFeiell, wht
 are awaiting death by electricity il
 the Massachusetts state prison fer thu :; murder of the weman's husband eaR' l tinue their RaiRistratiens, although batl . prisoners cling to the hope of commit p tatieR.
 g Wearing Deep MeuEniAs, &fFs. Fran 8 ees R. ArIaeld R3ether al baFsthy Ar T nald missing since besember, 1910
 reached New York yesterday fran
 Antwerp after having sReAt segera l. raenths in EuEePe, The waRid= widi I search for the missing girl has beel - unaVaifing.
 ? sshsriff Full of Somerset, Md, haEiRs n in custody Wesley Miles, a ResEe, Whs 3 i is alleged te have twice attemPted t n assault the 14 year eld daughter 8 c William I. RhiHips of Princess Anne s, Aid., succeeded in eiusing nah ths f l v-ax a fter the reiEap ef-ptif7h the a1sazKe4