Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-01

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 A Life-sized Portrait of President Taft, just finished, will hang in the Hague Peace palace.
 President Taft Returned to Wash inston yesterday morning from Phil adelphia and spent a quiet day.
 Democratic Preferential Primaries for Texas were voted down by the state democratic executive committee.
 The Consumption of Abslnthe in France in recent years shows, ac- cording to the official report, "a fright full increase"
 YOune's Ocean Pier, one of the big features along the sea front Of At lantic City, N. J., was destroyed by fire early Saturday.
 The Taft Delegation to the district and state conventions was elected in Saco, Me, receiving 156 votes to 12i for the Roosevelt ticket.
 
 The Erie Railroad Saturday ordered the closing of it's shops at Dunmore Pa, throwing idle 600 worknen. owing to the mining situation.
 Thomas Roberts, 7s, fell through a hole in the ice in MattanawcoOl1 lake, back of his home at Lincoln, Me. Saturday, and was drowned.
 Senator Robert M. LaFoilette will make & speaking campaign in Nebras- ka this week i'll the interests of bis own presidential candidacy.
 Edward Brownell Dursss, ggpeEin- tendent of schools of Fall River, Mass. was elected president of the Brown University Teachers assoeia- ton.
 The Cotton Mills Of the Blackstone valley generally are advancing wages still further, in accordance with policy to pay as much as their com petitors.
 The Roosevelt Rspubiicans of the Tenth Georgia district elected DT. A N Gordon and Dr. c. S.-Burrus ne- groes, as delegates 70 the national 1 convention.
 The Cotton Manufacturers of BerlS- shire county, Mass, employing 5000 operatives, have decided to meet the New Bedford advance in wages of ben per cent.
 The Hoosse Cotton Mills at North Adams, Mass, announce a second ad- vance Of per cent. for its 1000 em- pfoyes, the increase to go into imne- l diate effect.
 Chicago Saffragiste Have Announced 1 the publication of 9 daily paper de- voted to their cause The publica- tton will be in English, Polish, Lithu- anian, Italian and Yiddish. l Eighteen Hundred Persons were ! thrown out of work for 8 week Sat 1 urday when the plant of the National India Rubber company at Bristol, R, l., was closed until April s.
 James Bryce, Vice President and t general manager of the Canadian Ey- . press company, announced his retire Hlent Saturday after forty years con i nection with express work in Canada
 Assistant Attorney General Harry p. Cross Of Rhode Island resigned hls of- flee Saturday, and Livingston Ham, 8 prominent attorney of Providence, was immediately appointed to succeed him
 Sir Alfred East, of the British Royal Academy of Fine Arts. and president of the Royal Society of British Artists I has been chosen to deliver the ami versary address of the Yale art school June l,
 ] Charles S. Stone of Boston, walking from that city to San Francisco. was killed by a trolley car on the tracks Of the Buffalo and Lake Erie traction company, twenty miles west of Buffalo Saturday.
 By 2 Unanimous Decision of the California supreme court, the heirs of Elias J. Gucky) Baldwin are con flTmed fin the possession of the estate estimated to be worth approximately s11,0oO,o0O.
 The Charge of Murder brought against Sylvester Love as a result ot the death of Luigi Cardelli on March 2, was dismissed at the conclusion oi a hearing in the Great Burlington Mass, court, Saturday.
 On a charge of Attempting to Brlbs County Attorney Asa A. Richardson to protect lIqucr sellers, Sheriff Charles O. Emery of York county, Me, waG held for the May term of the grand jury in $10.soO bonds
 The Jury Trying Willis Vernon Cole the Christian Scientist, in New York for practising medicine without a. li- cense. returned a verdict of guilty or Saturday afternoon after 45 minutes delflyerat1on. Justice Seabury fined Cole s1eo.
 Daniel Davis, Who Was Ordered rs. tired from the Boston police force TS years ago because. according to tn, examining physician, he was in sucl poor health he could not live a year died at his home at Royalston. Mass. Saturday, at the age of 102 years. A Thousand Dollar Bill. which it is believed. may be one of the notel in the s173000 theft of governmen money from the Chicago ub-treasury some years ago, was found in a Chi. cago theater and turned over to gov. ernment secret service men Saturday
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