Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24

Condensed Telegrams No More Job Selling Among Railway
 mall clerks is to be tolerated.
 Revolution is Reported to Have
 broken out in Paraguay.
 Chicago Merchant Wants to Buy 6,o0o,oo0 three-cent stamps.
 Wood Alcohol Has Caused the Death of two men and the illness of another in the town of Hudson, Me. Congressman John Hall Stephens of l Vernon, Tex, was married to Mrs. Lisette Keenan of Washington. i The American Federation of Labor i will make no direct appropriation for ] the defense of tke McNamaras.
 Sarah Bernhardt Indignantly Denies 1 the report that she is about to marry Lou Tellegen, a 26 year old actor.
 Dr. William G. Frying, surgeon of i the Yale Peruvian expedition is back l after absence of seven months. The Navy Department Assigned the name Niagara to the submarine tender ] a authorized by congress at the last ses- sion- ! A Quarterly Dividend of $6 Der l share was declared by the directors of the Calumet & Hecla Mining com pany.
 The Westward Ho Golf Club House at Chicago was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. It was valued at $f5,0O0.
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 The California canpaisn for the ] nomination of Robert M. LaFollette l for president will be launced at San Francisco Saturday afternoon.
 A Steamship Line Between St. John, N B. and Melbourne, Auckland, N. will be established December 5.
 5euIah 6inford Is in New York and has no intention of visiting Richmond a statement made. by her employers. Mrs John Pardee of Pennington. Conn, was hit on the head and ren- dered unconscious in her home yester- day and the house ransacked by thres men.
 The Names of 5,e45 Women have been placed on the voting list at Low ell, Mass, during the past week in consequence of the candidacy of woman for the school board.
 Fred w. Moves, 50, one Of the most prominent members of the Masonic fraternity in New Hampshire, died at his home in Gorham, N. H.. yesterday after a long illness with pleurisy.
 Crown Prince oustave AdoIph of Sweden, the son-in-law of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, was 'op- crated on yesterday for appendicitis. fG rtrrff f1cfo
 News Has Been Received of the death at St. Augustine, Fla. of Frank P Wood president of the Wood & Ever company. one of the largest dry goods establishments in Bangor, Me.
 Eugene Tompkin of Greenwich. Conn, died yesterday as he was being taken to local hospital, from internal injuries received in an automobile &C., cident as he was returning home from work.
 The Records of tre State Dental commission show that 200 or more rubber rlstes and probably some m stal n'ates deposited in the state capitol vaults. prior to November, 1906, have been stolen.
 That the Indian is Favored More highly in the United States than the negro is the complaint made by Presi-
 
 ir. his annual report to the secretary of the interior
 Robert R. Reed of New York sug- gested to the senate committee on in- terstate commerce that the remedy for the trust evil lies in forcing corpora tions to remove obiectionable features from their charters.
 Following a Meeting of Striking boilermakers and helpers of the Am erican Locomotive company yesterday. hundreds of the men, who have been out for nearly a month, returned to work at Schenectady, N. Y.
 It Was Officially Announced lAss night at the horse show that arrange ments have been made for the propos- ed permanent home for the horse show at New York, in a new exhibition building to be erected farther up- town.
 IL Took the Express Cerpe any a Year to investigate a report on cons- | plain after the non deisSery If q ps"k- age sent 10 Richmond. Va, so Robert l H. Elmendorn of the Century com | pany told the interstate commission | yesterday.
 Homins Pigeons Brought Into the | United States from Canada to be re- | leased for the purpose of flying back | to the Dominion are officially known in | .AiS SouiNAs as PouitiS V anu hAAesS | imported under bond, are liable to a | duty of five cents per pound.
 Paragon Park, at Nsntasket beach | an amusement resort, was threatened | with destruction by fire yesterday, but | the fire department confined the | flames to the corner of the park near | the main entrance and to buildings | just outside the park. The loss is 3 bout s12,00o.
 
 Edwin H. Hancock Was Found