Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-11

The New York New Haven &
Hartford railroad station at PlantsVille /
was broken into some time during
Tuesday and several slot machines ri
fled
Fifty Families, Mostly Women and
children seeking a haven from the
meningitis epidemic, arrived at Aus
Tin. Tex, yesterday, from north Texas
points.
A Lake Shore Special Crashed into
q freight train at Dunl1irk, \. Y, dur
ing snowstorm Both engines were
demolished and several of the crew
were injured.
Braintree, Mass, Lost One of it's
landmarks in an early morning fire
yesterday that destroyed the Congre-
gational church and the store Of J.
Marcus Arnold.
Guy T. Tripp Of Boston was yester-
day elected chairman Of the board OF
directors Of the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing company, succeed
| ing the late Robert Mather.
The Home of William H. Hill, Bos-
/ ton banker, at Brookline. Mass, was
/ damaged s10,0O9 by fire yesterday. Mrs.
/ Hill, seriously i'll, was taken from her
/ bed rolled up in blanket.
/ Mrs. Nancy Hall of Lancaster, o.,
/ aged so years, mother of u year old
I Ruth Hail. who died Dec. u after eat
/ ing pancakes, was arrested yesterday,
/ charged with having put poison in the
cakes.
For the First Time in Several Years
no passenger or freight steamer ar
rived at Providence from New York,
yesterday. The westerly gale prevent
ed the daily sailings from New York
Tuesday night.
Wolves in the Country Surrounding
| Kansas City,-M have become such q
/ menace to young stock and poultry
that organized measures have been
undertaken in several localities for
their determination.
Gov. Foss Will Submit to the execu-
tive council the petition for commuta-
tion to life Imprisonment of the death
sentence of Silas \. Phelps of Monroe
Bridge, in time for the council to act
upon it next week.
A CurtaiIment Will Go into effect al
once in the Alice mills in Woonsocket
r. l., and the Millville mills at Mill
Vile, Mass, of the United States Rub
Der company. The mills will be Oper-
| ated five days a week.
The Body of Vladius Rusecki,
year old Polish boy, was found in thu
Concord river at Lowell, Mass, yes
terday. The boy had wandered from
his home two days ago and was las
seen on the ice of the river.
Six Thousand Dollars was the pric
! paid by w. H. Pichenor Of Ocomone
, Voc, Wis. for the four weeks old bul
calf of Dolly Dimple, the prize COW o
F. Lothrop Ames' collection at Lang
, water farms, North Easton, Mass.
Five Persons, one man and fou
, children. were burned to death yester
4 day in fire which destroyed the res
q idence Of Joseph Desrochers and par
TALLY burned an adjoining house a
!, | Notre Dame du Sacre Occur, P. @.
> The Ohio Law Making It a crin1ina
offense for an employer or his agen
>, to dismiss an employe for refusal t
4 resign from a labor organization,
), upheld in a decision Of Judge Cor
= man of the common pleas court 8
q Cincinnati
e A Warehouse at Simshury, Conn
containing a crop Of shade-grown to
bacco a dwelling house and smallC
buildings on the tobacco farm of Cul
!. man Brothers of New York were burr
d ed to the ground yesterday. The los
: is placed between $4,000 and $50, ,Oee
d While the Body of Maria Boyle,
domestic who through thrift had save
$4,000, lay in St. Raphaers hospite
New Haven, Yesterday, sister and
Z nephew were before the probate cOu
Y. contesting for its possession in ord,
Is that it might be given burial by eithe
II William Mcdonald of HaverhiII, a n
n Gently discharged convict. broke in
= the postoIfice at Georgetown, Mas
1. at an early hour yesterday and four
waiting for him four officers, WI
clapped handouts onto him before !
~ had even touched the safe. They hs
'e been tipped off.
:. The Body of Finsearonne ResarI
~ condemned to death for the murd
- OF his TREND, salvatore Magro, who
he cut to pieces with a hatchet al
then packed the pieces in a box, WI
found in his cell at Beaver, Cal, We
At terday. He had torn a strip from
et sheet and hanged himself.
if That Miss Lucy Lambert, 90,
m | Westford, Mass, died Saturday mig
+ of poison, the nature of which and t
an method Of administering has not y
a. been determined was the report ma
by Medical Examiner Buckley to Di
trict Attorney Higgins. The wom
gave birth to child a few days befo
her death.
e. Following His Recent Refusal Of
pass extended by the New York, N,
Haven and Hartford railroad, RepT
stntative James p. Reid, the social
or legislator, introduced a bill in t
n Rhode Island house yesterday prohi
10 iting public service corporations Tx
ry Offering passes to any paid public oil
cial and providing for a fine of ST
for each Gfense.