Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
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 Condensed TeIegrams Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston was sued by ficrist for $3,625 for flowers tween 1901 and 1911.
 It is Expected that the Marine Corps will soon discard present uniforms for one similar to those used in the na- tional forestry service. Storms Have Caused Great Damage to crops in a number of foreign coun- tries, according to reports to the de- partment of agriculture.
 Gov. Baldwin Has Under considera- l ton the matter of giving a hearing regarding the alleged ill treatment of a labor organizer in Thompsonville. 1 The German Government is Planning l to build a new embassy building in l the ultrafas shionable district of Wash tington which will cost about $1,00O,-
 900.
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 Never in the History of the United States has the importation of crude materials for manufacturing been as large as for the first eight months of 1912.
 Reports from Wilmington, Del, say | it is regarded as certain that Senator l Henry A. du Pont will resign from the | 1,ie ,avf week.
 EeIs Are Closging the Power Plant
 machinery at Bingham's Mill, N. Y., | and the villages of Red Hook. Tivoli and Mandalin are in darkness every night
 The Taft Republican Executive com mittee of California will take no fur l ther action to secure a place for Taft
 electoral nominees on the November | ballot.
 Mrs. D. C. McCann, who took the
 oath as a member of the civil service
 commission of Los Angeles, is the first
 woman in the country to occupy such
 a position.
 Ralph de Palma, who was badly in-
 jured in last Saturdays auto race in l Milwaukee, was robbed of $1,000 which
 fell from his coat when he was hurled
 from his auto.
 The State Bank of Council Hill, Okla. was robbed of about $2,000 during Thursday night and a party of mount ed bandits escaped after a running fight with citizens
 An Attempt to Break Jail at Quad
 alajara, Mexi, by Miguel Guerrero, a
 rebel leader, resulted in two prisoners
 being killed and several soldiers
 wounded.
 Plans for a Vigorous Campaign through nortllw eStern Connecticut
 from now until election were laid at Q
 meeting of democratic leaders at Win
 sted yesterday.
 Mexican Rebels Have Given warn ing that all American railroad men captured while operating trains iI certain portions of Mexico after De-
 tober 15. will be shot. An Irish Setter that was injured b! an auto in Stapleton, S. l., mad' straight for the nearest drug stor1 and set up a plaintive wailing untt the clerk dressed its wounds.
 At a Meeting of the Rivers, harbor 3 and bridges commission at Hartfor' 5 yesterday Waldo Clark of Costa Rics
 formerly city engineer of New London l was appointed resident engineer of tn commission
 3 Capt. Charles R. Morgan, brother O
 the famous confederate general, Johl
 Morgan, and himself a former United
 States consul to Sicily, died at Lexing 8 ton, Ky. Thursday night He wa B "A years of age.
 : The Country's Minor Crops, as wei
 as the cereal crops, are exceedingl. t large, the department of agriculture f crop reporting board announces. The! !, are from five per cent. to 32 per cent t bigger than last years. = The Eastern Line Steamer James g Whitney, New York for Boston, col | iided with the British schooner Wilfre, = NJ, ip Vineyard sound, yesterday. Tn t schooner lost her headgear, but tn . Whitney was not damaged.
 A Check for $3,15oooo was receive
 | yesterday by State Comptroller Soh
 mer of New York in payment of tn 6 advanced inheritance tax on the estat d of the late Colonel John Jacob Astol o who perished on the Titanic. s The Toyo Risen Kaisha Steamshi n company of Tokio introduced a neV n system of life saving. On every tick
 ct is coupon designating certai t lifeboat. which passengers are aske = to locate as soon as they go aboard. = Acting Upon the Belief that gam 6 of bandits is working in the vicintt O of the Oklahoma Arkansas line, of 6 ficiaIs of the Kansas City Southerl
 railroad have ordered trainmen tra
 versing the district to go heavily arm ;. ed.
 ' Six Greek Reservsts, who were t ', have sailed from New York on th n steamer Ivernia for Patras to join tn v Greek army. held up the vessel fo Il two hours yesterday by their refusa a to remain aboard, because the shi V was dirty"
 Col. John G. Townsend, Jr., of vii 5 mington, DeL. has declined the nomi .o nation or lHe pIOBTeSSlN6 party IO 'o congress on the ground that the us :, of his name would indirectly assis U the election of democrat instead of :" republican congressman. l. Advices to the Navy Departmen ,e show that Delavan Harry Bourgeoi. II whose father, Henry Bourgeois, live 't at Bourne. Texas. was the marine kill : ed in the engagement at Leon. Mica f n $ of Saltwater, Minn., as at first report
 ed.
 s Ticket Spectators Fined $10. S, New York, Oct. 11.-A dozen me le charged with speculating in tickets d arrested outside the, Polo grounds to = day, were fined S10 apiece in polio