Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-14

Condensed Te1egrams

Col. Garland N. Whistler of the coast
artillery was placed on the retired list
of the army.
Congressman Henry C. LoudensIager
died at his residence at Paulsboro, N
j., Saturday.
There Will Be No Final Action on
the direct election of senators at this
session of congress.
Attorney General Wckershan has
been notified that the electrical trust
is ready to dissolve itself.
President Taft Will Include the Far
West in his forthcoming trip if he gets
a months rest at Beverly.
New York Reports That the Beef
Trust is again increasing prices and
threatens to run them higher.
All Business Was Suspended in Lew
iston, Me- during the funeral of former
United States Senator William P.
Frye.
Four Days Celebration of the
formation of the town of Bennington,
VT. $50 years ago was begun Satur-
day.
The Comic Manufacturing companys
woolen mills in the village of Comic,
y. H, closed Saturday for three
weeks.
A Black Hand Letter Demanding
$500 was received Saturday by Presi-
dent Ralph S. Bauer of the Lynn Board
of Trade.
The Big Factory of the New Home
Sewing Machine Company at Orange,
Mass. has gone on a schedule of five
days week.
Martin Shadowens, En- Route to Jail,
shot up the court room at Christopher.
H., wounding five persons before he
was shot to death.
The Cruiser North Carolina is bring
ing home the body of Assistant Engi-
neer Merritt, recently recovered from
the ruins of the Maine.
John J. Joyce, an Aviator, fell 500
feet while making flight in a biplane
at Hawthorne race track, Chicago, and
received only slight injuries.
Attorneys for the Publishers of The
popular magazines examined postoffice
department experts at the federal in
quiry into second class mail rates.
George F. Drury and George Tiahc.
both about 40 years old, were run down
and killed by a train on the Boston
and Maine railroad at Lowell, Mass.
An Investigation of the Election of
United States Senator Isaac Stephen
son of Wisconsin was directed in q
resolution passed by the senate Satur-
day.
Mrs. John OAK of Verona, N. j., find
in ll1nr 11n tod r.
to chair, called her husband TO
thrash the intruder and then notified
the police.
OF tho 10000 Postoffces of all classes
in the United States. it is expected
that approximately $4,000 eventually
will be designated as postal savings
repositories.
John Orsborn, Who Would Have
til Aug. 27, died Friday night at the
home of his niece, Mrs. o. p Powell,
Grand Rapids, Mich
Officials of Barre, W., Granite Con-
Germs say that unless the present
drouth is soon relieved by heavy rains
the output of granite from Vermont
will materially slacken.
After He Had Shot and Seriously
Wounded his wife, Howard Lindabury,
aged 40 years, a former justice of the
peace. went to a Gem netery and ended
his life with a bullet at Pontiac.
Mich.
Charles Rogers, Who is 65 Years of
Age, inserted an advertisement in
Chicago papers Offering to exchange
his residence at Lake Geneva, Wis,
which he values at s3,500, for a home
for five years
A Havana Paper Announces that it
has possession OF the class ring which
belonged to Assistant Engineer Mcr-
ritt, whose body was recently recover
ed from the wreck of the battleship
Maine and that it will give the ring TO
American Minister Jackson.