Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-14

)nnecticut in Proportion
Condensed Telegrams
Two Persons Were Killed by a run
away freight train of So cars at Car
bondale, Pa.
Fredericis Townsend Martin of New
York mas abandoned fashionable life
10 work among the poor.
). p. Greek Committed Suicide by
.caping from the nineteenth floor Of
the Masonic temple in Chicago.
The Anti Saloon League Convention
adopted a resolution to investigate
charges of graft against national OFF,
GERS
Mrs. Catherine Boot Wells (Kate
Ciannett Wells). the author. died sud
denly at her nome in Boston yester-
Jay.
The ouadriIateraI Seal Treaty was
ratified by representa- atiVes of the Unit
ed States, Great Britain, Russia and
Japan.
YoUngs Hotel, One of the Leading
Boston hostelries is soon to be torn
down to make room for a great mod
ern building.
A National Registration Scheme has
been iDaug urated by the department
of justice as an aid TO the suppression
of the white slave traffic.
A Bulletin Of the Federal Bureau of
educations says Germany's excellent in
dustrial schools enable her to beat US
in the markets of the world.
Robbers Held Up Florida and New
York express on the Atlantic Coast
line near Hardeville. S. &C., securing
55 sacks of registered mail.
Mrs. Andrew johnson of Shelton
purchased a leg Of lamb in Ansonia,
and found in it a diamond. which a
jeweler is said to have valued at $3.50.
Public Bequests Aggregating $4,000
are provided for in the will OF the late
Attorney John ID. Bryant of Boston,
who left an estate worth more than
S500,G00
Charged With the Murder of Simon
Chilgerian at a Hayerhill, Mass. shoe
factory week ago. Mrs. Emma T..
Mcoshian was held without bail for
the grand jury yesterday.
The Exceptionally Warm Weather of
the past week or ten days in the Con-
necticut valley has started the shrubs
20 sprouting and budding. Lilac trees
and the like have "swelled."
A License to Wed Was Issued at
New York yesterday to Edith Louise
Pulitzer, daughter of the late Joseph
Pulitzer, and William Scoville Moore,
son of Clermont Clark Moore.
A Voluntary Petition in Bankruptcy
was filed Yesterday by the Champion
Hudson, Mass. The liabilities are
placed at $4,000 and assets at $1,000.
President Teft Personally Initiated
the governments present investigation
both at Los Angeles and indianapolis.
into the dynamiting conspiracy In
which the Men aInara brothers figured
Ralph o. Wells of Hartford told the
senate committee on postofsices yes
tcrday that the proposed Parcels post
system would not be self sustaining
and would be a move in favor of the
In the Contest Over the Election OF
officers of the National Council of
Jewish Women in session IN Philadel-
figure in a movement to make a change
in the executive secretary.
Tho New York Court of Appeals yes
tercay fixed the week beginning jan
uary % as the date for the electrocu-
Jion at Sing Sing prison of Albert w.
Wolter, the convicted murderer of
Ruth Wheeler of New York.
While Reaching for Piece OF shaft
in the George T. Mclaughlin building
in Boston, yesterday, John Grundy. a
Inachin.st, AZ years old, lost his bal
alance and fell sixty feet to his death.
The Jury in the Now York supreme
Court thai has been hearing testimony
I'm the suit brought by III. G. Silver TO
recover $4,000 from Lady Cook for
breach of contract. yesterday returned
sealed vercIct in favor of the de-
fsndant
Mrs. David CapIan, wife of the man
sought in connection with the Los
Angeles 'iynamiting cases, cannot be
found by Deputy United States mar
shals. who have a subpoena for her TO
testify before the federal grand Jury
at Los Angeles.
"The Laboring Man Is the Hope of
the country in the fight against the
rum traffic." declared John B. Lennon.
treasurer of the American Federation
of Labor. at the annual convention of
the anu-saloon league OF America at
Washington yesterday.
A Riot at Newark, Ohio, that threat
cned to result in a repetition of the
scenes which led to the lynching OF
Carl Etherington here last year. fol-
lowed an attempt on Tuesday by men
and women agents of the "drys" to
raid three alleged saloons.
At the Rancheria Reservation near
Colusa, Cal, nine Indian couples were
united in marriage yesterday. accord
ing to the rites of the Christian
church. Seven OF the couples were
married years ago according to tri-
bal rites and have children.
Pryee Lewis, the Famous Union Spy, |
who committed suicide On Wednesday |
of last week, by jumping from the |
dome of The World building in New
York, after learning that he had been |
denied a pension by the government, |
was buried in Torrington yesterday
Examination of Or. Robert Alexander |