Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
Condensed Telegrams
Incoming Steamers Report Heavy
storms at sea-

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Incoming Steamers Report Heavy
The Weather Bureau Predicts Snow
and cold weather for the week.
King Alfonso While at Bordeaux had
slight operation performed on his
Thomas A. Edison is the Latest re-
cruit to join the ranks of airship in
ventors.
Consul r. J. Thompson, at Hanover,
reports upon Germany's enormous pot
ash industry.
The Pope's consistory scheduled for
this month has been postponed owing
to the situation in Portugal.
The Erie Railroad Has Adopted
new rule under which only young men
The Municipality of Brest. France,
gave a feast to 500 sailors of the
American and French warships.
A Little Black and Tan DOG saved
the lives of seven persons in a fire in
Patrick Riley's home at Lansdowne,
Pa.
David Hunt, Jr., Harvard Graduate
ana a prominent young business man
of Detroit, was killed in an automobile
accident.
The Report of Internal Revenue
commissioner Cabell shows that the
past year has been a great revenue
producer.
Many Democrats Who Failed of cleo
ton to the house are preparing to
contest the seats of their successful
republican opponents.
An Iron Chest Containing $4,000 in
silver and $1,000 unsigned currency
disappeared from the Wells Fargo of
ice in Muskogee, okla.
The Congressional Party that has
been inspecting the Panama canal in
connection with appropriations sailed
yesterday for New York.
Governor Clark of Alaska in his an
nual report pleads for the opening of
the coal lands as necessary for the de-
velopment of Alaska's industries.
The Vatican Newspaper Praises EN-
peror William for a recent speech in
which he declared that the throne and
altar cannot be divided in Germany.
Friends of Brieader General Freder-
lick Funston are coming to his rescue
to prevent his being Jumped again in
the appointment of a major general
An Automobile Owned by Max Apt
of Philadelphia turned turtle, killing
William Dyer. the chauffeur. and in
juring Mr.. Apt and two companions
An Appeal Will Be Made to the su-
preme court of the United States in the
test case of the law prohibiting the
manufacture of whiskey in Tennessee.
Large Barn Owned by Edward F.
Ryan of Westport was destroyed by
fire last night with a loss of $1,000,
fully covered by insurance. The cause
OF the fire is unknown.
The Contest Over the Will of the late
Mrs. Mary Brinckerhoff. involving over
s5,000,000. in which 100 heirs are en-
gagged, will be carried up to the su-
preme court of New York.
DR.. Dudley Sargent, director of the
Harvard gymnasium, says that woman
is rapidly becoming more like a man
in physical proportions. while man is
becoming more effeminate.
After Having Been on Deposit for
more than forty years with the assist
ant treasurer of the United States att
Washington, $1,000, the sale price of
twentythree mules captured during
the Civil war and sold by order of
Admiral Porter because the animals
belonged to supporters of the confed-
eracy, have finally been added to the
governments surplus. This was by
virtue of an order issued Monday by
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the district
supreme court. The animals were cap
tured in 1858 by men from the United
States steamers Lexington, Robb and
Silver Lake, which were cruising at the
time in the upper Tennessee.