Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-14


The Gary Steel Works, with the ex-
ception Of the rail mill, are now rum
ming full capacity for the first time.
Brigadier General James Allen, chief
of the Signal Corps, will order five
more aeroplanes for the army in a Few
days.
Fire Yesterday Destroyed the Parker
House al Woodsvine, \. H., a FIVE
story frame structure in the center of
the village.
Captain Edgar 5. Dove of New Ha-
ven, who died last week, beQueathed
his whole estate of $4,000 to his Wild
ow, Mrs. Edith \. Dove.
The Water Supply Of Quincy, Mass.
was completely cut off yesterday by
tie breaking in Milton of the 24inch
water main, caused by frost.
Equal Suffrage is Provided for in a
proposal which was adopted by the
suffrage committee Of the Ohio consu-
tutional convention last night.
The High Cost of Living is to. be in
vestigated by the department Of justice
to determine in what measure it is due
to trusts or other combinations.
In Lincoln Day Address at Minne-
az oils Senator Mccall drew a sharp
contrast between Tafts and Roose-
velts methods of fighting the trusts.
Edwin Short, Head Of the Edwin
lot f,.' TnpT ffrnr
died Monday in Miami Fla, where he
had been spending a portion Of the
winter.
Ex-President Roosevelt and Senator
La Toilette received praise and en-
dOrsement in equal terms at a meeting
of Nebraska republican progressives at
Lincoln.
Comptroller of the Currency Murray
ordered that boards of directors of ma
| tional banks hereafter shall meet the
federal bank examiners at every ex-
| animation.
BY the Will of William Daniels, late
| trainmaster Of the Shore Line division
of the New Haven road, the entire es-
| tate. valued at about $15,400, goes to
the widow.
Although William (. Hine is 80 years
/ old, few enjoy coasting more than he,
and almost daily he can be seen glid-
ing down long hill near his home at
/ Shelton, Conn.
James K. Polk, Jr, Direct Descend
! ant Of President Polk and son of
/ Bishop LeOnidGS Polk, first Episcopal
bishop Of Louisiana, dropped dead at
/ Paris, Tex, yesterday.
The Coal Famine in Nome, Alaska,
| has been relieved by the army post
1 there, which supplied the inhabitants
with 50 tons of coal according to ad-
vices to the revenue cutter service.
The Gable Ship Mackay Bennett
| picked up the British schooner Gale
/ dOnia February 10 encased in ice and
/ adrift about 200 miles east of Halifax.
| Took off crew, after which schooner
capsized.
Articles of Incorporation of the
! Southern New England railroad, the
! latest New England extension of the
! Grand Trunk system, were filed with
the New Hampshire secretary of state
yesterday.
Representative James P. Reid, the
| socialist member Of the Rhode Island
house, made an argument yesterday in
favor of the establishment of public
commissary depot to furnish food to
mill people.
Comptroller of the Currency MHray
yesterday announced that he would
strictly. enforce the law which holds
| directors of national banks liable for
losses sustained through loans in eX-
cess of the legal amount.
John Catherwood, Buejacket with
is bolo and spear wound scars on his
body, and c. F. Godan, a cavalryman
who lost a leg IN skirmish with
| Moros, were passengers on the trans
port Thomas from the Philippines.
Searching for Burglar in his house
at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday. Major
Albert c. Sexton, one of the mos
prominent men Of Alabama. fell anC
the pistol he carried was discharged
The bullet entered his head with fata
effect.
Their Food Supply Limited because
the ice fields have formed a barrier
about Nantucket Island the citizens il
town meeting yesterday demanded o.
transportation companies that extra
efforts be made to send provisions from
the mainland
A Conscience Stricken Woman o.
White Flat, Tex, has sent to Presi-
dent Taft a dollar bill, because a few
years ago she successfully used a dol
lars worth of cane 9lled postage stamps
She wrote that she hoped to meet tht
president in heaven.
Herbert G. Dibbie of Houton, Me.
conductor of an excursion train which
on July % last collided with a regular
train at Grindstone. Me-, killing nine
persons, pleaded guilty to nanslaughtel
yesterday and was sentenced to serv,
SO days in Jail and pay fine Of $500.
The Residents of Lisbon Falls, Me.
were given a fire scare yesterday wher
the grain store of Niles & Baker anC
blacksmith shop occupied by f. H
Davis were burned and buildings occu.
pied by the Enterprise Publishing com.
paly and the blacksmith shop Of L. c
Curtis were damaged slightly.
|
Steamship Arrivals
At Plymouth: Feb. 1S, .Presiden,
Lincoln, from New York.
At Trieste: Feb. 9. Argentina, from
New York
At Algiers: Feb. II. SAINT Anna
from New York.
Lake Michigan Frozen Across.
Milwaukee. Wis, Feb I2.-I.ak,