Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-03
Condensed Telegranls

Thirty Thousand Troops Marched in
review before the German kaiser on
the Templehof field.
The Barkentine Kingdom, of the Holy
Ghost and Us society, which went
ashore on Mud Island, n. s., was pulled
off.
The Total Imports and Exports for
July were about $4,000, 600 in excess of
those for the corresponding month last
year.
Mexieo's Celebration of the Tooth an
niversary of her independence began
and will continue until the end of the
month.
Reports Received by the Department
of commerce and labor indicate that
the cost of living has increased in 9TH
er countries than the United States
Forest Fires in the Northwest are
again raging, and the best timber sec
tions in the Black Hills are being de-
stroyed, is a statement made BY the
forestry officials.
Approximately 679,555 Acres of Land
in Arizona and New Mexico have been
opened to settlement under the home
stead Jaws by authority of the secre-
tary of the interior.
Tho Engineer and Fireman Were
Killed and several persons were injur-
ed in a collision between two passenger
trains on the Erie railroad near Scran-
ton, Pa, yesteray.
According to a Wireless Received by
the war department. Coporal W. H.
Brinkineyer of ST. Louis died of in
iuries sustained in boxing bout at
BIuefelds, Nicaragua.
Samuel Mitchell, Aged 40 Years, died
in the coils of live wire at F'ayette
City. Pa. while rescuers vainly tried
to pry the wire from his burning body
with sticks and umbrellas.
Rates of Express Companies through
out this country and Canada on sam
pies of face building brick We're attack
ed in a complaint filed with the inter
state commerce commission.
In New Haven Las. Night an auto
mobile owned by e. c. Rosenbluth of
Bridgeport and containing two women
was struck by a trolley car and very
bady damaged. No one was hurt.
As Result of an Alteration on the
street in Hartford yesterday Martucci
Totil is in the hospital with bullet
in his right side and James Tizzarelli,
aged 23, is under arrest, charged with
the shooting. 1t is expected Tizzarelli
will recovf
In Desperate Attempt to hold up
west bound Colorado Midland train No
g. four miles west OF Divide, Col. early
Friday morning. an unknown bandit
was instantly killed by a rock thrown
by Engineer Frank Stewart after he
had shot the engineer in the leg.
As Result of the New Low going
into effct requiring private bankers to
be licensed and to file a heavy bond
with the state seomptroller, 20 former
private banking concerns located in
New York filed papers of incorporation
with the secretary of state at Albany,
\. Y.
Ten Years of Litigation between the
HaVerfill, Mass, Gas Light company
(and the city of HanerhilI over the
price Of gas ended Thursday in the
United States circuit court with COM
promise between the parties, which
eventually will mean 80 cent gas for
that city.
After Sleeping Continuously for 207
hours, the result, it is believed, of re-
ceiving an electric shock of 10 volts.
L
Gainesville, Ga, awoke just long
enough to speak two words and a again
fell asleep, despite efforts of physicians
to keep him awake.
An Elderly Couple known to the New
town summer colony as Colonel and
Mrs Charles b Mcclure of BROOKLYN.
n. Y, eluded pursuit Wednesday after
noon and escaped With Elizabeth
Randycke, a waitress, for whose alb
duction warrant fo" their arrest was
issued by the Newtown authorities.
An Adams Express Car was entered
and robbed Wednesday night on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad at Stamford. The robbers
broke open trunks. valises and pack
ages in a car filled with valuable mer-
chandise, and got away with several
hundred collars worth of goods
A. A. Vilsack, the milliooaire banker
who was sent to the Pittsburg Jail
for eight months for completely in brib-
ing Pittsburg councilmen paid the
costs and fine of 4 man who had left
his wife, sending him back to her, with
the warning that if he was not a bet
ter husband to her he, Nilsack. would
on his release from jail hunt him up
personally and whip him.
Senator D. A. BlakesIee, chairman of
the committee in charge of the investi-
CATION of the New Haven county af-
fairs has received from the auditors a
report of the auditing county book. It
is understood that a meeting of the
committee will be called, probably for
the latter part of next week. when the
report will be laid before it. The ma
ture of the report is not made public.
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