Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-21

| 6eIeInQ III W all 0ITcOL OA lAhC AAoA vard- Yale football game shows the i Crimson faVorite. The odds arc 10 to | ' 1-z. Mrs. Laura AppoId of Washington | is suing for a divorce. She says her husband beats her daily after tho fam | fly prayers.
 Carmi Thompson was appointed treasurer of the United States yeSter- day by President Taft to succeed Lee McClung, who resigned recently.
 Sentence of Death on the four gun men, convicted of murder1ng Herman Rosenthal, will be pronounced by Jus
 tice Golf on Tuesday, Nov. 2s. The Strike at the East Watertown, Mass. plant of the Hood Rubber com- pany was practically ended yesterday, when 400 strihers resumed work
 Secretary Wilson's Annual Report
 shows that during the last year the
 department of agriculture has mailed
 34,000,00 pieces of mail to farmers.
 Major Frederick C. Blanchard, 8
 close friend of Gen. U. s. Grant dur
 ing the civil war. was found dead in
 bed in Houston. He was S4 years old
 Thomas Franey and Michael Muffin,
 military prisoners who sawed their
 way out of cells in the army prison
 on Alcatraz Island, were captured yes
 terday.
 Lieut.. Theodore G. ElIyson, the
 navy's crack aviator, and Miss Helen
 M. L. Glenn of New York were mar
 rled last Friday, but the marriage was kept secret.
 Spontaneous Combustion of soft coal caused fire which destroyed the plant of the Chelmsford (Mass) company, manufacturers of ginger ale. with loss of $9o,O00.
 American Railroads are grossly un- } derpaid for carrying United States mail, according to a report presented . to the members of the American Rail way association.
 = H, o. Jeffries, Editor of the Nowat7 ,, 5 Okla, Advertiser has been acqu1tte1 : on the charge of murdering Mrs. Irene g Goheen, an advertising solicitor em- 1 ployed by him
 Demands of the Christmas Candy
 manufacturers for cream has caused a
 shortage at Springfield, Mass, which r is seriously felt by the small milk deal
 CTS and the public.
 : "Who,esaie Lowering of the Tariff e will be disastrous" said William T. H = Dove, president of the Home Markei
 club. at the annual meeting of thai y organization in Boston yesterday. d Helen Shelton, g, was struck by ar t automobile at Waterbury yesterday
 afternoon. The girls left leg was d broken, she has possible fracture oi : the skull and may be internally in d jured
 " Many Lottery Tickets for drawing '. in Hamburg have been received at th' s New York postoffice. All have beer l. held up, as the company is violating
 the international agreement in regaFt e to lotteries.
 Suffering From a Nervous breakdown
 William Little, aged 61, president o
 the West Side Dime Savings bank a , Columbus, O., committed suicide yes 1' terday by hanging himself with a rop IL made of his bed clothing.
 GOWdT0 Gs AyCTg 0 WCdiIiJ SAAIN<1t5O
 an, yesterday was named by PreSiden ii Taft a member of the board of India
 commissioners, which has supervisiol ~ ~ of the contracts and purchase of sup u plies among the Indians ;s Patrick Kennedy, retired New Tor If policeman, aged S1, was shot by hi d son. John, aged 45, yesterday forenoon t- while the men were in an argumen l. at Suatford, Conn. The elder. Kenne l. dy's wounds are likely to caute deatf
 The Mass Meeting of Protest agains le the recent wrecks on the New Yorl d, New Haven & Hartford railroad whic er is being planned by South Norwai l. commuters, is scheduled to be hel at there Tuesday evening, November 2t S. Very Rev. Walter T. Sumner, dea Id of the Cathedral of SS. Peters an y- Paul, Chicago, who is recovering fro1 n, an attack of appendicitis, plans to re ne turn home from Boston on Saturday Id No immediate operation is necessary ne The Stadium Motordrome at Vails le burg, N. D., where eight persons weI re killed and number injured during recent motorcycle race. will be sold 2 ne sheriffs sale next Monday to satisfy es: claim of s10,00o held by the contraS " tors.
 51a Because the Lehish Valley Coal c
 discharged a number of men and boy [, for the purpose of retrenchment, 4,5(
 men and boys employed at vaI1o, us coflieries in the Mahoney district ye. i us terday went on strike and tied up u "a system.
 S. United States Marshal Henkel ye n terday served Claus A. Sprenl1eis wi IT. papers in the government suit to r ne cover the sum of s11s,08o.9S as bat an dues alleged to be due on importation
 of raw sugar, said to have been frau'
 uientiy underwefghed.
 ed Accidents en the New York, Ne d- Haven and Hartford and the Bost' rht and Maine railroads during tlse pa on tive years were called to the attent1' he | of the interstate commerce eomm1 Sir sien yesterday by Louis D. Bralde of who represents the Boston Fruit si
 Produce Exchange
 An Involuntary Petition in ban ,n- r,rptey was filed yesterday in the fe A eTai court at Trenton, N. J., again 5S the United States Moter company, ha nd ing offices in Jersey City, In the De itv tien it is alleged that the concern ow the more than Sla.0o0,0oo ana has assf
 that will net exceed se,ooo.ooo
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