Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-13

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Condensed Telegrams
Two Men Were Burned to Death in
boarding house at Cairo, Ill.
President and Mrs Taft will cele
brate their silver wedding next Mon
day.
George M. Mathews, Editor and
owner of the Buffalo Express, died in
Buffalo.
EuIosies Were Delivered in the House
in memory of Representative Amos L.
Allen of Maine.
The indications Are That Large
part of the Panama canal bonds Will
go to small investors.
The Plague is Abatins in the Interior
districts of China, but increasing in
the vicinity of Annoy.
The Three Platoon System, long de-
sired by the New Yok police, went
into effect yesterday.
Reciprocity Will Go Through the
senate, all right" said Senator Lodge
of Massachusetts yesterday.
The Central Labor Union of Phila-
delphia indorsed the strike at the
Baldwin Locomotive works.
The Old Monitor Puritan is to be
sold to the highest bidder as junk. be-
ing useless to the government.
There Will Be Great Gathering of
Baptists to attend three conventions in
Philadelphia during the week.
Judge J. J. Jenkins, Formerly Con-
gressman and later federal Judge of
Porto Rico, died in Chippewa Falls,
Wis.
A Moonlight Rainbow Was Seen by
passengers on an ocean liner about 500
miles out from New YorR last Friday
night.
1t Has Been Decided to Hold the
| annual convention of the Catholic
Young Mems National union at Wash
ington.
Archie Roosevelt. Son of Col. Theo-
! dore Roosevelt, was confirmed at the
| Protestant Episcopal cathedral in Gar
| den City L. I.
| The international Stereotypers and
| Electrotypers' union of North America
| opened it's tenth annual convention in
/ Detroit yesterday.
| Secretary Meyer is Heartily in Favor
| of giving the wreck of the battleship
| Maine, when it is removed from Ha-
| vana harbor, a military burial
| Attorneys for the Standard Oil com
/ on rll1 ne For
! ganizing the company to conform to
/ the decision of the supreme court.
Mrs. BeuIah p. ViIes Arrived in
/ Washington with child by a former
| marriage she had taken from her di-
| vorced husband in Dennison, Tex.
| In the Opinion of the Massachusetts
| railroad commission the proposed de-
| creases in transportation facilities on
| the Boston and Maine railroad are
| justified.
Mrs. Edith Hotchkiss of New Haven
| has been arrested on the charge OF
| performing a. criminal operation upon
| Miss Grace Sperry. a II year old girl
now at the New Haven hospital in a
| serious condition.
| Edward j. HoIleran, married, a fore
man in a cutlery works at New Britain
! IldS BeS0 ttfIGSle>Q IOI making Improper
proposals through the mails to Miss
Mabel A1brecht aged IS.
A Second Case of Smallpox was dis
| covered yesterday in a. Skowhegan, Ne.
boarding house, from which the quar-
antine on account of the first case was
lifted only last Thursday.
A Fright Which She Received dur
ing the severe electrical storm which
| visited Binglfamton, n. Y, early Sun
! day morning, resulted in the death of
Mrs. John Allen of the town of Maine
After Long Chase through the
West End, Boston, yesterday, Patrol
man Casey grabbed man named
Frank Blackstone, wanted for stealing
money from gas meters all over the
city.
The Ferry Steamer Colonial, plying
the Connecticut river between Say
brook, Conn, and Old Lyme, was
struck by lightning and set on fire
Sunday night while in the Saybrook
slip.
The Continental and Commercial
National bank at Chicago, with assets
of 1855, ,000 900, became the largest bank
in the United States yesterday as to
resources b ytaking over the Hibern-
ian bank.
At Meeting of the New York clear
ing house committee yesterday Charles
A Hanna, national bank examiner,
was elected chief examiner of the as
sociation at a salary said to te s20,-
600 a year.
Unless Uncle Sam Steps In, almost
the entire strip of land from the south
| ern border of Mexico to Panama, with
the possible exception of Costa Rica,
may witness a grand upheaval within
the next six months.
The Soldiers of Fortune now con-
gregated in the cafes of New Orleans,
and said to be organizing fIibusterine
expeditions for the oVerturning of sew
eral Central American governments. are
| under the watchful eyes of United
States agents.
In Consequence of the Finding of
parts of human bodies in the streets
of Washington. Corporation Counsel E.
H Thomas has instituted an investi-
CATION for the purpose of determining g
who is responsible. Suspicion points to
medical students.
Joseph w. Gerrish, %, of vinal IIa-
ven, Me, lost his life by drowning, ano
his wife and her brother, Maynard
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