Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-01

ed in concurrence by the senate yes
terday.
Senator Arthur w. Marsden Of Mad
ison yesterday announced that he would
not be a candidate again for the upper
branch.
NeIs j. Nelson, New Britain Avia.
tor, has built a hydro-aerr plane which
he will give a trial near New Haven
next week.
Governor Mead of Vermont is for
Taft. and he says the majority of the
republicans in his state favor Taft's
denomination.
Wives Of Democratic Leaders at
Washington are planning q harmony
breakfast to celebrate and strengthen
harmony in the party.
At the Risk of His Own Life Frank
NJ. Gray, a Portland, Me, hotel man
ager, rescued Police Officer William f.
Long from drowning.
At Least Seven Persons in north
west Texas and eastern New Mexico
lost their lives in a storm that swept
across the Texas Panhandle Sunday.
Startling Allegations of eannibalsm
among starving Persians are contained
in letters from Teheran to the Per
sian Educational society.
Major Butt, Military Aide to Presi-
dent Taft, win sail for Europe from
New York on Saturday on leave of
two months, in an effort to recoup his
health.
Wheat Took Jump of Two Cents
| d bushel in the Chicago market, occa-
| stoned by rumors that the crop re-
serves in farmers hands were sensa-
| tiOnally low.
| BY Ruling of the Insurance Com
| sioner of Pennsylvania persons en-
/ gagged in soliciting insurance in that
| state must take out a license before
| they can do business
A Fire Loss Estimated Between
/ $780, 900 and 5000, 900 was caused by
/ blaze that broke out in the lumber
yard of c. A. Pullen & Co, near th'
! PaWtucket, r. l., line yesterday.
George H. Turner, Vice President o.
/ the American Brass company at the
/ Coe Brass branch at Torrington, dice
/ yesterday at the Hahnemann hospita
in New York, following an operation
The House Yesterday by Unanimous
! Consent adopted Representative Sui
zer's resolution congratulating the peo
| pie of China upon their assumption o
the responsibilities of f-government
BY a Vote Of 2 to I the Board 0
cabinet officers charged with the en-
/ forcement of the pure food Law, yes
terday entered a final decision agains
the use Of saccharine in prepares
foods.
Unless Present Plans of Presiden
Tafts campaign managers go awry
Vice President Sherman will also g
on the republican ticket for vice presi
dent, according to a report at Wash
ingtOn
Wells oImstead Was Burned t
death and fourteen other persons Wer
obliged to flee, scantily clad, to til
street. when fire broke out in a lodg
ing house in Fftchburg, Mass, earl
yesterday.
A Request from Citizens Of Ogden
Utah, presented to President Taft an,
urging the government to investigat
the strike of mechanics on the Harri
man railroad lines. was referred to tn
department of justice.
Standing Seven for Acquittal an
five for conviction, the jurors who trie
John Beal Sneed for the murder Q
Captain A. G. Boyce, the aged Pan
handle cattle king, was discharge
yesterday at Fort Worth, Tex.
The Biggest Suit for Alleged under
valuation of imports recorded in Ne1
York courts for many years was be
gun by the government yesterda
against Adolph Kastor & Brothers
cutlery importers, to recover $693,750.
Arguments by Representatives of tn
city Of Chicago and other cities alon
the Great Lakes On the question Of a
increase of the amount Of water to
taken from Lake Michigan for use +
the Chicago drainage canal were hear
by Secretary of War Stimson.
Fire Which Started Shortly Ate
Midnight and ragged until daylight yes
terday morning in the village Of Belts
vile. 80 miles southeast OF Toledo, O
destroyed the entire business sectiO
of the town, with the exception of on
building, causing a property loss esti
mated at $150,000.
Guilty Of MIrder in the First 0egre
without capital punishment was I'll
verdict returned BY a jury at Burline
ton, VT, yesterday against Matthe
Carlyle, a coIored trooper Of the Tent
cavalry, who shot and killed three ne
groes last October. He was sentenc
ed to life Imprisonment.
CHILD BURNS TO DEATH
IN A PILE OF STRA\
Her Presence There Not Known Unit
Fire Was Extinguished