Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-29

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 President Taft Will Address the na- tionaI conservation congress in.Kansas City, Mo-. on Sept. 21.
 Secretary, of the Interior Fisher ar rived, from Catalla. Alaska, and re- celVed a rousing welcome.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock desig- mated 30 more first class postoffices as postal savings Repositories.
 Arthur Rhodes, Teller of the First committed suicide by shooting.
 Peter kemper, Jr., Prominent in business and social circles in Newark. was drowned in Lake Ontario.
 Charles de chamoney, Rich Farmer of Rochelle Park, N. Y, was arrested for shooting down one of his farm hands.
 MiddIetown Hebrews Will Not Take Oct. 2, as the date is that of Tom Kippur.
 A Revolutionary Plot Against the present regime in Honduras has been disclosed and several of it's promoters arrested
 The Stub of Lighted Cigarette thrown into an open suit case started small fire in. the Barnet house in Cincinnati.
 The Political Situation in Portugal has taken a serious turn and threat ening strikes add to the troubles of the new republic.
 General Grant in His Annual Report states that he is surprised at the number of soldiers who buy discharges from the army.
 The Hungarian Minister of Eduea- tion has approved the project for an American Canadian Baptist university at Grosswardein.
 Work on No Less Than Six sky scrapers to cost more than S10,000.000 will be begun at once in the Chicago downtown district.
 Between Three and Four Millions is the estimated amount of the fortune of Walter Hubbard, who was buried in Meriden on Monday.
 Plans Have Been About Completed for the conference Of national park SuperintendentS in the Yellowstone National park Sept. Ii.
 The Nashua Manufacturing Com pany's cotton mills did not start Mon day, it being announced that they will be closed until Sept. 5.
 A. B. Smith, for Many Years well known sporting and turf writer, died on Sunday in Bellevue hospital, New fo;y ure
 Fire Caused Damage Estimated at about S2,000 in a four-family house at Stamford Monday. No one was in jured. The cause of the fire is not known.
 The United States Supreme Court will have a new legal problem to de- eide when it meets in October, the question being: When is a thing con cea1ed?
 James R. keene of New York, who again is suffering from a slight recur- renee of the illness which he had in New York. was much better in London on Monday.
 Samuel MandeIstand, IS Year Old SchooIboy, was attacked by three lads of his size on the east side of New York Saturday ind killed by a blow over the head.
 Labor Unionists in Denver, Col, have just bought a coal mine near Erie which promises to furnish them fue. on 20-year contracts at a price lower than current rates.
 William Lee, Confessed Murderer of his father, mother and brother, said at Jeffersonville, Md, that he killed his parents because he believed they planned to kill him.
 On Her Way to Egypt to Wed an American engineer, Miss Lena Smith, niece of Director l.. H. Bailey of the New York state college of agriculture, sailed from New York.
 A Bolt of Lightning Entered the chimney of house at Dunkirk, N. Y, through the parlor. surprising eight persons assembled there.
 Lieut.. George Frederick MyddIeton CornwaIlis- West, whose wife was for merly Lady Randolph Churchill, is re- covering slowly at New York from an operation for appendicitis.
 Preparations Are Being Made by officials of the Western Maryland rail- Toid TOT the opening OL the CoHneliS- vile section, which extends from Cum berland to Connellsville. on Nov. 1.
 William A. Pierce, at Different Times manager for many well known pugil- ists, including Peter Jackson, is dead at his home in Charlestown, Mass. after long illness, aged 36 years.
 No Clue Has Been Found Vet to the murderers of Willard F. Pratt of Cat lettsburg, Ky, and M. V. farrell of Glen Hayes. Wayne county. W. Va. who were killed near Naugatuck on Friday night.
 Fair Weather Prevailed Monday for the tests of the guns of the batt,eship Delaware against the hulk of tn Sar Marcos, or old battleship Texas. in the waters of Tangier sound, near the eastern shore of Virginia.