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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
PORTER cHARLToN'S CASE.
Prisoner Wanted by Italy to Be Taken
 to Trenton Today.

New York; Dec. 1s-POrter Charl- ton. who is wanted by the kingdom of Italy for the self confessed murder at Lake Como of his wife. Mary Scott Castle Charlton. will he taken tomor- row morning from his cell in Jersey City to Trenton. N. J.. where he will seek release by habeas corpus proceed ings in the United States district court as against the decision of Sec retary Knox of the federal depart ment of state, that he may be extra dited. Charltons lawyers say that if the habeas corpus proceedings fail. they will appeal to the United States supreme court
 Porter Charlton has been held in the Hudson county jail since June 4 when he was arrested as he stepped from the deck of n steamship just in from Europe. His family contends that he is insane.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
U. s. MAPsHhLS WATCHING
 FORMER U. s. oUsBoET,
Which 1t is Alleged IS to Eld in the
 Hondursn Peyolutiona

New Orleans, Dec 1zs--Flser <yrEFs-r United States esl1EiDoa1 Hornet, now lE- ing In the Mississippi ~lrer here. 4s making FrepaTatiCrg t0 clear fF7is port tomorrow morning for Central Amer jean waters. She 1s being closely watched by United S-ates n1arsEz ls Reports in Central Auericaz circles here say the Hornet 3s 4o aid in 2 rev olutiou tO be started i1 Honduras by former President 3Iauuel Bon5llz-
 The vessel is expected 1o clear under command Of Captain C. Johnson
 The Hornet has aurriedlg taken aboard 2be tons of coal ana prvisions for thirty days
 That the visit here of Dr. Salvador Castrilio. former minister general 10 thing 70 do with the FlaErF clearing of the Hornet and thar Lhe expense 5s be- ing borne by him is LEs report
 It is also -UuOre6 LtaZ Ei7e Tizi- Of former President Eorl3lla to New Or leans several weeks agD was for TE1r- pose Of securing 2 suitable craft that would be Of assistance iu striking . blow at the DzEIlla government
 It has been ruulered that President Estrada Of Nicaragua would lend as- sistarce TO BgnilIa- T. is also reported that General Lee Christmas is expect ed 10 take an active par- ia L1s pro posed revolution
 So far no violation of the federal law has been 6ere e-rel-
 General Lee Christmas. the Aue-i- can soldier Of fortune gave 2 state n7enI 10 the Associated Press at mid night in which he denied any Euo7v1- edge Of the destination Of the Ho--s- or Of the revolutionary movement i1 which the vessel is alleged ro Bs in yOlved.
 New Orleans Dec 1S-A report gained currency 1a-e tonight that me Hornet was sold Friday 10 a represent atiye Of the Mexican 51su-ecE8s and would be fitted ou- wzzl guns al a point on the Mexican coast a- o- near San FerlanGiuo-
 T. is known that a1 agent oE The Mexican reTolutionis-S has been con ferring here with General Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Proposed Construction of Tunnel Be-
 tween Chicaco and New York.

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-The Record Her ald tomorrow will announce the com pletion of an engineering plan for the construction Of d tunnel between Chi go and New York and other eastern cities. According to the announce ment. which is made upon the author ity of one of the capitalists interested. the tunnel will be of sufficient iimen- sions to carry telephone and telegraph wires and a pneumatic tube for the transmission of package freight
 Terminals here and in New York have been constructed says the re port, and within a short time men will he placed at intervals a long the proposed route to begin the actual work of excavation"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK TEAM.
Party Hurled Ninety Feet Into 3
 Ravne at Midnight.

Irwin. Pa. Dec 1S.-Hurled ninety feet irto a rayine last midnight when a trolley car struck their team. Paul H. Grubb. aged 19. was instantly killed and Margaret Fry, aged IS, was seri- ously injured.
 Several young people were riding from 9 party when their wagon was caught on a bridge by the car. The five that escaped injured saved them selves by catching the guard rail as the wagon was turned over.
 Grubb's back and shoulders were broken and he died an hour afterwards Miss Fry was injured about the back and head and was unconscious for seE- eral hours. In descending the raV5ne to rescue Grubb and Miss Fry. Motor man Jacob Bauman fell and broke his kQeecap.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

face. It ls expected that he Wlll be about again within 4 week. lie has or dcrod another biplane Of the Wright type from Bristol. and will make an- other attempt to win the prize. Another Competitor Pared Much Bet
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 4 second competitor for the prize, Eprv.ith fafed better than Grahame- White. lie left Eagt Church, EheppeT Island. 8t S.15 o'clock in tb" morning, crpaeed from Dover to Calais and de- acrudcd at Beaumont, Belgiumi dls- thee 1lf milea.
 iu his trial flight Graharne- White had descended to within 100 feet of the ground when his machine began 10 waver. His actual fall probably did nut exceed 70 feet.
 4opwith completed fis flight Of IT. miles just under three and one-half hours. This is the first time that a Britinh made aeroplane has crossed the channel. and in addition, if fig q rec ord night for distance under the con ditinns provided No tugs or other craft followed the aviator on his flight from Dover to Calais. and no other precautions were taken against acci- dent
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CLARENCE H. KELSEY
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Body of Balloon Pilot Found in the
 North Sea

Bremen, Dec. 1S.-A fishing cutter has found in the North sea the body of Lieutenant Lanse. pilot of the bal loon Saar. The Saar and eight other balloons started in a race from Es- sen. Rhenish Prussia. November IS. Seven of the balloons made safe landing the following day and later the Hessen descended in north Ger many. The Saar never was heard from. though 22 German torpedo boats and other war craft searched the North sea for several days. Iiueten- ant LanSe Lieutenant Rommcler and a civilian. Herr Zimmerman. were on board jht. Saar.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Henry Farn1an Makes Remark abIe
 Fliqht in France

Etampes. France, Dec. 1S.-Henry Farman. competing for the Michelin cup. today made a remarkable flight or hours, 13 minutes Owing to fierce north wind however. his prog ress was slow and he covered only 463 Kilometres (2S7 miles), against 465 Kilometres made by Maurice Tabuteau on oct. 2S in a similar competition The latter occupied six hours in his Hisht for the Micheln cup which is awarded annually to the aviator mak- ing thc longest sustained flight within tue year A premium of $4.GO0 goes to the winner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Wild RumOrS Current In Chihuahua But
 There is No Way of Getting Proof
WAR NEWS BY MAIL TO FL PASO
Mexican and Northwestern Railroad Wire is Still Down West of San Antonio-Imposssible to Get True Con- dition Of Affairs-Government is Taking Every Means to Land Troops in the Disturbed Section.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
FOR sUReLARlzlNe COTTAGES
Fishers Island Coast Artilleryrnen | Sentenced to Fort LeaVenworth | Prison.

Erw London. Conn. Dee. fS-Private William Bangs Of the Second company. q. S. Coast artillery. stationed at Fort Tr- Eht. Fishers Island. has been sen t.r.ed CD three years iu the federal prison ur Fort LeH .enWorth. and Ed aara lf Gee of tHa Twelfth company rts been sentenced t0 five years at r..f labor lu the same institution for ..rz' lriziu- cottages on the island. Trr.. other members of the Twelfth c..-t-uv win rc sentenced later. The men we're tried before a general court ra-t.F.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
FIND FOR LORiuER.
Sub Cor1r-ittee Members Present c---
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Congress is Expected to Adjourn Wed
 resday for the Holidays.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Congress is expected to adjourn Wednesday for the holiday recess and to resume business Jam q. The resolution which passed the house probably win be brought up iu the senate tomorrow. No objection to the prog ramme has appeared. as 1t is practi iriily certain that half a dozen Yf tl- hlg supply bills Will be out oI me way us- Wednesday night Busi- nrrs before both branches of congress thus far has not stimulated much pub Ic interest and seats iu the galleries have gone hrsglug.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Roosevelt and Gaynor Among the
 Speakers

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
S2O,OOO Fire Loss
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oH HOLIDAY STOCK AND ssyooo or
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5 AND 10 CENT STORE GUTTED
Blaze Started from Olerheated Fur nscs in the Cellan-Eush-S Srafth Co. Store orr Chapel Street.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
sToREKEEPER SOLD MIXTURE
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Lively Time in Vermont Town
 When Lamps Were Lighted.

Uralzboro. VI. Dec. 1S-A mixture rf kerosene and pasoleue. soiJ. l- is believed hy a local storekecper, I,ir @ t lively Sunday morning in the tcun- i-s side about this town today when people It thek lamps or startst 9 r-irk fire in their stoves. A d re- t.ft several people are suffering from Injuries caused by explosions and In rle instance the results are seril ls -rrs. George Johnson. 3S. was badly lurrsd when her lamp eNu.Odtd auI --e ls not expected to live. When Horace Jiiison. 4Z. started fire with the mixture his stove blew up. but he escaped with nothing more serious than several bad bruises. Several oth- CT small explosions occurred. causing minor injuries and disturbing many d Slulay morning nap.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Sunday Night
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MARKET GARDENER RELDUP
4. z. Hayward Of Psr1oen, This State Relieved of $50 ln Bills. ernsil Change ard Gold Watch.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Nc Further Mob Violence in Columbus.
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