Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-12
Condensed TelegramS

The Seventh District Republican
convention at Franklin, Tenn, in
structed for Taft.
Thirty of the men indicted in the
dynamite case have come to Indian
apolis for argument today.
President Falieres and 100000 spec
tators reviewed the Paris garrison Of
troops amid much enthusiasm.
The Expenses of Senator Jeff Davis
of Arkansas, in his campaign for re-
election to the senate were S620,s9.
During the Past Week 81 Taft dele
gates were elected to the Republican
National convention bringing the total
up to date to los.
The North German Lloyd liner
Chemnitz, at New York from Bremen,
reports saving 13 men from the sink
ing bark Euphrates in mtdocean.
No Formal Demand for higher wages
has vet been made by the car builders
organization of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad system.
Dry Goods Dealers Have Been no.
titled thai manufacturers Of bleached
cotton goods in Rhode Island have
increased the price of their products.
Joseph CIeaVer, a Roosevelt enthus-
last, who lives on a farm near Ber-
wick, Pa, has shipped a box of 100
four-leaf elovers to the Colonel, for
luck.
Extension of Free Mail Delivery
service to village and small towns
throughout the country is being urged
upon congress by Postmaster General
Hitchcock.
Woman's Suffrage viii Be Advocated
before the senate suffrage committee
next Wednesday by q delegation OF
the most prominent women in Ameri-
can public life.
George H. 'Thayer, well known
business man of Manville, r. T.. and
Providence, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head at his
home yesterday.
Rev. Charles M. Sherman, pastor Of
OF the Norwood Baptist church, Prov
1dence, has accepted a call to become
pastor Of the Grand Avenue Baptist
church Of New Haven.
The Boston Retail Dealers yester-
day advanced the price of bituminoue
coal from $3.50 to 1925 ton. Hard
coal retail prices remain at $3.50 fol
stove and s7.75 for nut
6nke
Civil war was found dead in bed a.
his home at WaIlingford, yesterday
Death, according TO the medical ex.
amlner, being due to shock.
A Worldwide Strike Of Coal Miner.
is regarded by the coal trade as NOR,
than likelihood if the present nego.
ttations now in progress in this coun.
try do not result in a settlement.
Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of tn.
president. was one of several youus
women today who pointed out to Wis
itors items of interest in an exhibi
of sweatshop products at Washington
In the sight of scores of men ant
women on their way home to dinner
from New Haven factory, Charles
! Falk, aged six years, was struck anC
| killed by an automobile driven b,
George Bray yesterday.
A Collision Of the Federal Express
near Branford station with a Ugh
| engine at 31S O'clock yesterday morn
ing, did slight damage to the engiu,
Of the express. c. Y. Pitt. >. paseen
| ger, was slightly hurt.
! Rev. Luke Fitzimmons, pastor q
| the Church OF Immaculate TO Concep
/ tion, the largest parish in Waterbury
| was stricken with q shock at Ia,
| O'clock yesterday morning. This con
/ ditlon Of the priest is not alarr1i7 7j
at present.
| Spencer Richardson Hill, nlelnbe
| Of the firm of Richardson, TIiu & Co
| was shot and seriously wounded yes
terday, IN Boston, by H. LswinsId,
! customer. who is believed to have bee,
| mentally unbalanced as result o
| stock market losees
Fearing That She Was Losing he
| husbands love because Of her lon
illness, Mrs. Katherine BuckholzsI
| "a, OF Cleveland, shot and killed An
| drew Buckholzer, 2S. with a rifle YES
/ terday,N and then killed herself b,
cutting her throat before a mirror wit
a butcher knife.
Supreme Court Recess.
| Washington March 11-TY(a sr1.