Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21


 to smash the egg market, and say they will quote prices that will startle the retail dealers.
 There Now is at Work on the e"Pana- ma canal and the railroad the largest force in the canal history ,an army of 40,159 persons.
 A Drinking Fountain for horses paid for largely by penny contributions of school children, was presented to the city of Boston yesterday
 Six Stations For the Sale of eggs at "A cents a dozen were opened in Greater Boston yesterday under the auspices of the Housekeepers' league. President Taft was made an "alli- gator last night by the Morocco Tenn pie of the Ancient Arabic Order Noh- les of the Mystic Shrine in Jackson vile.
 Two Providence Stores yesterday re- duced the prices of "selected storage" eggs to 20 cents & dozen, following campaign begun by the Housewives league.
 Less Cotton Was Ginned during the period from December 1 to 13 this year than last year, the total having been 570,312 running bales, compared with 959,S2O bales last year.
 The North Side of an entire block in the business section of Sodus, a village north of Newark, N. J., was burned yesterday morning at a loss of qnnrOyiToa ta1Iy e100 mn
 With an Incoherent Speech cut short on his lips Carlo Battista, a member of the Black Hand, met death on the scaffold at Montreal yesterday for the murder of Salvatore Mariana.
 John S. HuyIer, Young son of the late John s. Huyler, millionaire candy manufacturer, was fatally injured yes day by falling beneath a train at Nor rtstown, N. J. He died later.
 Fire Yesterday Starting from spon- taneous combustion destroyed the garage of Walter D. Denegre at West Manchester, Mass, and two automo- piles, the loss being s15,O00.
 Fred Ross of Washington, D. C.,
 
 ters to police officials of the Nation capital, was arrested at Chicago yes- terday by post office inspectors. 
 Evidence Taken Before the tax ap- praiser at Utica, N Y.., yesterday in- cates that the estate of Vice President James S. Sherman will be at least $4OO,00O and possibly somewhat larg- CT.
 The United States did more busi- ness with the world both in exports and imports, in the month of No vember than in any month previous in the history of this country's foreign commerce.
 Martin Panko 40 Years Old, who con- fessed to having assaulted more thar i 20 women within year. died e the | Bridewell hospital. Chicago, yesterday of bullet wound inflicted by Detective Frank Wulff.
 With ArmfuIIs of Papers and docu. ments, Samuel Gompers and Franl Morrison, president and secretary re. spectively of the American Federation of Labor, called on President cleo Wilson yesterday.
 The Jury in the Case of William F Blair, charged with the murder O George c. Thompson, former division freight agent of the Southern railwa, at Greensboro, N. C., returned a yer dict Of not guilty yesterday.
 J. F. ScanIon of Philadelphia, an al legged de luxe book agent. surrendere, to the Boston police yesterday. H pleaded not guilty to larcency of $2, 300 from Kate NJ. Pager of that city Bonds of $5,000 were furnished.
 As Check on the High Cost of liv ing, the city fathers of Budapest, Aus ia-Hungary not only have establish ed municipal stores but also are en gagged in building and renting at loJ rates houses and flats to the people.
 The Right of 5000 Cherokee freed men to participate in the distributio Of the lands and funds belonging to tn Cherokee Indian nation was sustaine yesterday by Judge Anderson of tn District of Columbia supreme court.
 A Special Commission of physician to examine Robert E. Davie the "bo DrORer Wh0 IS petitioner for a par don from five year term in the hous of correction for embezzlement, wa appointed yesterday by Governor Fos
 Louis Saxon, of New Britain, wht on Thanksgiving eve, shot and kille Anna Spelanky, with whom he ha lived for some years, was found guilt of murder in the first degree yesterda afternoon. SaXon's defence was in sanity.
 Complaints of Discrimination again. eastern shippers to points west of tn Mississippi, both in freight rates an classification of goods, were laid be fore the interstate commerce commis sion yesterday by half dozen Bosto merchants.
 Charles H. Bryant, chauffeur, of tn Fall River municipal ambulance whic struck and killed 13-year old Adrian na Neaoor. pleaded not guilty whe arraigned in the police court on charge of manslaughter. The cas was continued.