Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-07-01

Organizer {. M. Bloohinger Of the
Walters union declared that the wait
ers' strike is not settled, but merely
temporarily off.
Dr.. Arthur Holmes of the University
of Pennsylvania in a lecture at Prov
idenee, advocated that boys be given
big boxing gloves to work off the bar
barrie instinct for fighting.
LaFoIiette's Publication, 'The Week
ly Senator" assailed Roosevelt, saying
the latteTs support has been from the
trusts and reactionaries.
Fire, Which Broke Out from some
unexplained cause in the freight
houses of the Central New England
railroad at Hartford Saturday morning
did damage which is placed at s100, 900.
Several Organizations Suffered Loss
in a fire early Saturday that dam
aged Odd Fellows hall in the heart
of the business section of Wakefield,
Mass. The damage will reach $4,000.
"The Progressive Party Of Colorado"
was incorporated Saturday, its chief
obpect being to further the candidacy
| of Theodore Roosevelt or some other
progressive for president Of the Unit
ed States.
| A coroner's Jury in Philadelphia,
composed entirely Of clergymen. rem
| dered a verdict of gross negligence
against the driver of an automobile
which had run down and killed a wo-
man.
! Bob Hunter, Known as DAREDEVIL
! was instantly killed last night in a
! motorcycle race at Luna park, Cleve-
| land. The riders were speeding 10
miles an hour when a collision occur
red.
] Captain NorthfeI Of the British oil
| tank steamship Horselys which arrived
! at New York Saturday, reported to the
weather bureau that he sighted a huge
iceberg on June 22 off the Banks Of
Newfoundland.
The Turkish Government Asked the
! press of that country to cease attacks
on the Greeks in tho Aegean islands,
| believing the attacks are influencing
the European public opinion IN favor
Of the Greeks.
The First Step Toward the organlza-
| ton in New York state of tine new
| party launched in Chicago by the sup
porters Of Theodore Roosevelt was
| taken yesterday by City Comptroller
William A. Prendergast.
The Logan Club. an independent re-
| publican organization OF Brooklyn,
has come out against President Taft,
| saying his nomination came through
fraud. Timothy Woodrup and Con-
troller Prendergast are members.
The BattIeships Of the third and
fourth divisions Of the Atlantic feet,
in Cuban waters. were Saturday or
dered north to their home stations.
The gunboats. however will remain
about Cuba. as will also the marine
guard.
w. n. Habens, a private soldier from
Fort Meyer, who shot and killed a
woman named Ada Haynes at Wash
ingtOn, last August, was found guilty
Of murder in the first degree. SEN
tence was suspended, pending an ap-
peal.
Two Thousand Flood Refuaees,
made homeless by the Hymelia ere
vase waters, are being fed and housed
at the United States naval station at
New Orleans. Several hundred others
are being cared for at other nearby
points.
Erie County Officials Decided no one
could be held criminally responsible
for the collapse of a Niagara river
pier which caused 30 deaths, because
the law does not impose on anyone
the duty Of keeping such piers in re-
pair.
The Weight of a Heavy Barrell and
shifting by occupants Of a rOWbOat on
the Hitchcock pond a Waterbury
Conn. caused the craft to capsize
OF the three occupants, two, John
Downey and William Riley were
drowned.
The One Million Dollars for addi-
tional endowment Of Wesley an uniVer-
sity has beeu raised in fuil aud tho
institution is 10 receive the 800 00G
subscribed by the general education
board conditioned upon the fuH amount
being raised
In the Presence " large conzre
cation including many visiting priests
the RI. Rev. John j. Milan bishop of
Hartford. yesterday afternoon formally
dedicated St. Ladsslsws Hungarian
Roman Catholic church, at South Nor
walk, recently completed at cost Of
$40, 900.
Vandais, Some Time Friday Niaht
taking aGgantage Of the absence from
their home Of William j. Bryan al
Lincoln, Neb., tore up and hauled
away 56 two-foot squares of cement
sidewalk, Leading from what is known
as the Newspaper Correspondents
Wigwam" to the home.