Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
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 A Family of 12 Committed Suicide togther at Bucharest, Roumania, be- cause of financial troubles.
 Senator La Toilette was Arrested for speeding in California, but was releas- ed when he gave his name.
 King George Spent Ten Minutes un- der water in a submarine on his sec ond day as active commander of the fleet.
 Bread Has Risen in Price in France and large wheat orders have been placed in Canada, Australia and Ar gentina.
 Francis G. Anthony, former New Ha- ven tax collector. died at his home there yesterday of a complication of diseases
 John Flynn, Jr., 1-2 Years Old, of 1NiNNi h l., WcS dNLdGhGu DS d IdL while asleep. and his thumb was badly lacerated.
 The Plant of the Phoenix Hardware Manufacturing company at Homer, N. Y, was burned yesterday with a loss of S100,000.
 Charles Sherman Trowbridge, head of the Trowbridge Box and Printing company of South Norwalk died sud- denly Thursday.
 The French Archaeologist Daninos- pasha has discovered at Helipplis, Egypt, the metropolis for which searches have been made for years.
 Mrs. Marion Dorsi, aged 50 years, was struck and killed by a switcher on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at Wallingferd, Conn.,, yester- day
 A Voluntary Advance of wages of 71-2 per cent. to all employees was posted in the mills at Rockville. Conn, yesterday, benefiting about 2,500 ger sons.
 Vincent Astor Has Made Plans for a trip to England this summer, to spend several weeks with his mother, Mrs. John Astor, at her home in Eng land.
 A Fund of S75O,oOo for the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology was provided for in the will of Charles H. Pratt, a well known attorney of Bos- ton.
 Lightning Struck Bar of Iron 29 feet long at the Pittsburg Steel com panys plant at Pittsburg. and knock ed 22 men who were carrying it uncon- scious.
 Plans for the Construction of Dam in the Mohawk river at Scotia, N. Y., as part of the barge canal were a.pprov- ed by the canal board It will cost $SSS, 800.
 Gambling at Home for Money is not a crime, according teeathe' decision of the New York appellate division in the case of Charles Sherman of Nor wich, N. I.
 Panama Is Preparing for it's ap- approaching presidential election by negotiating with the United States for the purchase of a supply of arms and ammunition.
 The Central New England Railway has asked for bids for fifteen new freight locomotives, in connection, 1t is understood, with the double tracking plans for the line.
 A Majority of the Jersey City board of education is agreed that the cam paign addresses of President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt are highly educa- tional' in character.
 Rev. EIIery Charming Butler, a well known Unitarian clergyman, and for many years pastor of the Stone church of Quincy, Mass, died yesterday from the effects of an apoplectic stroke.
 Mrs. Justina HertIer or Gunnenberg, N. J., disappeared several years ago to test her husbands love. Hertler re- married within a month. Now Mrs. Hertler No. 1 is suing for a divorce.
 David Attel, a Wealthy Farmer re- siding at Frankfort Springs, Pa, yes terday killed his wife with a poker, threw her body into a creek and cut his throat. He is expected to recover.
 A Jury at Kingston, N. Y., returned 1 verdict for S25,000 in favor of Cora 1 A. Prince against the Central New England railroad. Her husband, a To- comotive engineer, was killed in an &C., cident.
 Michael Devanney of Cincinnati, ac- cused by William Jennings Bryan of | trying to buy presidential delegates for Harmon in 1908. says he does not re- member ever writing such a letter as Bryan has made public. i Mrs. F. Wheeock of WiIliamstown Mass, hid her husbands clothes to keep him home long enough to sober ! up. Wheelock left his home clad in an l overcoat and walked six miles to North ] Adams and got another drink. l Andrew Bonar Law, the leader of the ! opposition in the British house of | commons, addressing the Primrose | league at London yesterday, directly charged Premier Asquith's government with assisting the United States in it's alleged designs on Canada.
 Suffraasttes, Who Have Been crit 1 icising the police protection afforded l them in connection with their big pa | rade in New York last week, have submitted to Commissioner Waldo q l'plan for wOman's police force for the | s11ffrage narade next year