Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12


west coast ct Mexico.
The Department of Justice will in
quire into the National Horseshoe
manufacturers association.
The Church of the Sacred Heart at
NatertoWn, Mass, was destroye1 by |
mrs saturday with loss Of $4,000
Rex Beach, the Novelist, is threaten |
ed with the loss Of sight in at least one |
eye, according to an announcement by |
his physician.
Louisville, Ky, is to Have an Eight
Story Hotel for negroes exclusively. It /
will contain 300 rooms and will cost
about $120,U0O
Many of the Print Cloth Mills at Fall
River report a shortage Of experienced
operatives. The industry has inn
proved oil late
Mary J. Seed Died Saturday at the
hospital as the result of burns sus-
tanned while pouring kerosene oil on
the fire at her home at Lawrence,
Mass.
Pledges Received Saturday brought
the total obtained thus far in the
Brown university campaign for a mil
lion dollar endowment fund up to
100000
The Price Of Anthracite Coal will
| advance so cents q ton in Portland,
Me, today because Of the shortage
| there and unusually heavy demand on
the mines.
To Determine if There is 5iIpost-
er's Trust, the department Of justice is
inquiring into the organization and op-
Grafton Of the National Association Of
BillpOsteTS.
Senator Cumn1ins of Iowa, it is re-
( ported. Will lead fight by progressive
/ republican senators against the con-
/ tirmation of AINron r. Herrick as am
bassador to France.
Former Governor Joseph w. Folk
/ has announced his retirement from the
race for Endorsement in Missouri for
the presidential nomination at the
! hands of the democrats
Quail and Other Game Birds suffered
/ severely during the recent cold wealth
er. according to reports from various
parts of the country to the United
States biological survey.
Col. Henry A. Wing, Founder of the
| Lewiston Daily Sun and for many
years prominent in Maine newspaper
| circles, died at his home n Lewiston.
| Me, Saturday after years illness.
A Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy
was filed Saturday by Philip T. OFT, an
actor. living at Winthrop. Mass, with
liabilities amounting to S10.600. The
creditors are 20 actors and actresses
Traffic SQUAD Policemen in Chi.sso
We're treated to sandwiches and hot
coffee through the generosity Of g
for the benefit Of the crossing 81 ard r
ians.
A Clash Has Occurred between the
United States and Honduras over en-
forcement of a government decree
against w. S. Valentine. Marines
from the United States gunboat Petrol
were landed.
On His Way to Summon a Doctor
for his mother. Warren w. Crane OF
Lynn, Mass dropped dead Saturday
and when his body was brought back
Crane, was found dead also.
BY a Vote of to 5 the senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections Sat
urday approved the report of the sub
committee generating Senator Steph-
enson from charges of corruption in
connection with his election.
Prof. 7. c. Okane, Aged 81, author
| Of many hymns, died at Delaware, O..
Saturday following a stroke of apo
pleXy. Among his best known hymns
are The Home over There, Waiting
at the Door and On Jordan's Stormy
> Banks.
Police Court Judge Fricke of Gin
cinnati has issued challenge t.
preachers. business men and womer
to prove in practical way how muci
they care to assist in helping unfor-
tunate men and women who come be-
! fore the bar of his court.
) President Taft Saturday Reprievec
, for 81 days Matte T.omaX. a negro
woman, under sentence Of death a
/ | Washington for the murder Of her hus.
5 band. pending decision of a case in IN,
: District Of Columbia courts inVolvins
| the right Of u jury TO give qualified
verdict in a homicide trial.
To Open Taft Headquarters.
Washington. Fec. 11-At a confer
1 ence today between Charles d, ETilles
t secretary TO President Taft, and Rep.
resentatlve William 3. Mckinley o
Mo ,1ntr, for "A