Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-23

Judge Hanecy, Senator LOrmer's coun-
sci
United States Deputy Marshal J. H.
Waters of Waltham, Mass, died at the
Waltham hospital yesterday after an
illness Of two months.
Another Drop in Rhode Island coal
on the Boston curb market carried the
stocks yesterday to 80 cents, the low
est in the history of the stock.
The Men and Religion Forward
Movement opened an eight day cam
paign in Philadelphia with 400 meet
ings in churches and two mass meet
ings.
The Ice Crop Throughout New Eng
land is the best in a decade, according
to a statement by Wesley NJ. Oler,
president of the American Ice COM
pany
Contributions Announced Yesterday
bring the total of subscriptions to
Brown university's $1,0OO,000 endow-
ment fund thus far announced up to
$47S,492.
Detectives Investigating Series of
26 murders which have occurred on
Louisiana during the last year, are
holding in Jennings negro preacher,
King Harris.
The Standard Oil Company of New
York yesterday announced an advance
of 25 points in the price Of refined pc
troleum, making refined in cases 9.S9
cents per gallon.
According to Figures Compiled in
Winnipeg, western Canada has lost
81 500 on the Winnipeg grain market
alone by the rejection of the proposed
reciprocity compact
Cyrus E. Woods of Greensburg, Pa.
yesterday was nominated by President
Taft as minister to Portugal to sue
ceed Edwin V. Morgan, promoted to be
| ambassador to Brazil
Four Storage Houses, containing 4,
450 bushels of potatoes, have beer
burned at Monticello. Me. with q tota
loss of about 5000 The building.
were owned by L. A. Hills.
William Watts Sherman, whose
| daughter. Miss Mildred Sherman, be-
came the bride Of Lord Cmoys las
November, died at his home on Fifth
avenue, New York, yesterday.
Charged With Smuggling cattl,
/ across the Canadian border from New
Brunswick, Carey Taylor of HoultOr
/ paid a fine of S100 in the United States
court at Portland, Me, yesterday.
After Shut Down of six months
! because Of unsatisfactory business
| conditions, the American Yarn com
| pany of Pawtucket, r. l.. resumed
work in all departments yesterday.
Three Mills and the Offices of tn,
/ William S. Allen company at Yves
| SteWartstOwn, n. H, were destroyed
yesterday in a fire that threatened fol
! a time to sweep West Stewartstown.
The Annual Appropriation for tn,
/ maintenance of the diplomatic and con
suIar service of the United States viii
| be about S3,500.0 a reduction of sew
| eral hundred thousand dollars from tn,
/ estimates of Secretary Knox.
James M. K. Southwick, whose expe
! riments in lobster culture resulted il
/ Rhode Island and many other sea cOas
states adopting laws protecting tn
/ crustacean, died at his home at New
port, R l., yesterday, aged 81 years.
Robert G. SouthalI, Former Repre-
sentative in congress from the FOurtl
Virginia district was elected yesterda.
to the judgeship of the Fourth Virgins
circuit. He succeeds Judge Walter A
Watson who is a candidate for con
gress.
Death Warrants for the Exeoutio
I on May 18th of Rev. Clarence Y. 7
Richeson for the murder of Miss Avi
LinneH were issued yesterday an
served upon Governor Foss, Warde
Bridges Of state prison, and Sherit
Quinn.
Maurice TannenhoIz, Wel-to- D
Madison avenue, New York, iewelel
died yesterday from the after effects c
a pistol shot wound inflicted thre
years ago by a robber. Blood transfu
sion was used to save his life, but i
vain.
Pending Bills to Increase the Pa
and rank of army aviatOrs were urge
yesterday before the house committe
On military alIalrS Dy MAJOR Genert
James Allen, chief Of the army sigma
corps and by Captain Paul Beck, a
army aviator.
A Writ of Attachment to the amour
of $3.50, 600 was served yesterday upo
the Dwight Manufacturing company
ChicOpee, in a suit instituted by til
federal government alleging vioIatio
of the alien contract labor laws
Greeks.