Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-12

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Morris Stein, AGED 1903 Years, was
frozen TO death in Philadelphia.
At Least 47,4s6 Kentucky Women
are wage eafners, making on an aver
age Of s5.96 week
An Estate Valued at $40, was left
by Sheriff Frederick H. Seavey OF
Boston, who died recently.
Three Vice Adn1iraIs for the Navy
are proposed in bill introduced by
Representative Levy Of New York
James c. MeAVoy, a Maehinist of
Worcester, was accidentally asphyxi-
ated in Waltham, Mass, hotel yester-
day.
Senator Curtis of Kansas Laid Before
President Taft an answer to charges
against Judge Hook, candidate for the
supreme court.
All Persons Dancing the Grizzly Bear
OF the turkey trot or the moonlight
waltz in public dance halls in Des
Moines will be arrested.
The Return of Dr.. Karl Muck to the
clrectorship Of the Boston Symphony
orchestra after an absence of three
years was announced yesterday.
Endipaers AfIeH - P..fr.A -
thelr ives when an avalanche Of snow
swept railroad rotary plow down the
mountainside at Kalispell. Mont
Mrs. Lucretia Barlow, Aged About 70,
VINO lived alone at Waldo, Me, lost her
life early yesterday in a 1re which
totally destroyed her house and barn.
A Warrant Was Issued by the Win
nipeg police for A. Bruce Campbell,
general manager of the Pacific Grain
company, on the charge of embezzle-
ment.
Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany has plans ready for four steam
! ships to cost $11,000,000 to operate be-
tween New York and the Orient via
the Panama canal.
Tho Outbreak of Spinal Meningitis
in Texas has decided the National As
/ sociation of Ice Cream Manufacturers
to change their annual convention
from Dallas to Chicago
The Proposition of Colonel Joseph F.
/ Scott, state superintendent Of New
York prisons. that capital punishment
| be abolished in New York state. meets
/ of
Lieutenant Martin D. Cerbett, drill
instructor of the New York mounted
police, was found dead yesterday in
the cellar Of his home, where he had
gone to repair leak in the gaspipe
Rear Admiral w. p. Potter, aid for
personnel, was detached from duty and
granted leave of absence for foul
mouths, at the expiration of which he
! will retire from active service in the
navy.
A Bill Providing That After Jan. 1
1914, railroads shall use only vesti-
huled steel cars in interstate passen-
ger traffic has been introduced by
Representative DonOhue of Pennsyl-
vania.
/ A Bill Was Introduced Yesterday il
the Rhode Island house by Represent.
attVe I. ]. O'Neill, democrat, providinl
for the creation of a commission o
three men to supervise all athletic ex
hibitions.
Seventy five Persons Were Thrown
Out of employment yesterday by fir
which destroyed A. Howard & Sons
] Jeya in, E1,s.,
miles north Of Webster, Mass. Tn
loss is $4,000.
Charges Alleging Inefficiency am
6erelicuon against Commissioner Oh
Domestic Animals General Heman c
Averill have been filed with Governo
Baldwin by DR.. L. G. Atwood, a vet
erinarian of New Haven.
Edward F. Havcns of Hartford, age
40, got out Of bed at / o'clock yester
/, day morning to investigate the caus
of noise. He fell down stairs in tn
dark and was found dead with his sl1u
fractured and neck broken
"The Official investigation Of tn
Equitable building fire reveals prett
= certainly that this disaster was cause
by the careless throwing away of
match" reads report submitted b
Fire Commissioner Johnson.
ne Two Children of Ortie McMani
gal were yesterday temporarily award
J ed to the custody of their mothe
Mrs. Emma Mechanical, who som
t months ago began divorce proceeding
III the circuit court at Chicago
Oscar Prouty of Veazie. Me-. wa
killed and companion. Arthur Brow
+ OF Winslow, was injured yesterda
f when they were caught half way acros
: a 900 foot trestla OF the Maine Centr;
/, railroad by q snow plow and train.
t Investigation Was Continued YES
' terday to find the origin of the poiso
! which is believed to have been in II
, hash which caused Illness to $50 vel
: Grams at the Deavenworth Soldier
. | home who ate OF It at breakfast G
: ! Wednesday.
Charles BuJouis Began Jail Ser
! tsnce OF 100 days at Hammond. Ini
\ YESTERDAY for spanklng his 16 year a
\ wife with strap. Bulouis told Jude
= Green, who sentenced him. that !
t thought this was q free country al
e he believed he had a right to spsr
e his wife if he wanted to.
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