Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03
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Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Commission Form of municipal gov ernment was inaugurated in New Or leans yesterday.
 Owing to III Health, Chief Cowles of New Haven may soon resign from the police department
 Rev. Peter L. Shepard, rector emeri- tus of the Church of the Holy Advent at Clinton, Conn, died yesterday in his S6th year.
 Funeral Services for Daniel NJ. Rans dell, sergeant at arms of the United States senate, were held at Indianapo- lis yesterday afternoon.
 Charles E. Muzzy, a conductor on the Bristol and Plainville tramway, who fell on Thanksgiving, breaking a hip, died yesterday.
 The Board of Public Utilities of Los Angeles Is considering a measure to force all women to do their Christmas shopping before 4.SO p. m.
 With a Turkey as a Weapon, John Moran, a farmland at Richfield, N. J., kept a highwayman at bay and saved his wallet, containing $32.6O.
 indictments May Be Returned against Il candidates who failed to file an expense account after the re- cent election in Newark, N. J.
 Joseph Butcher of Chicago begged his employers to cut his wages so that he could not be compelled to pay his wife $25 alimony, so the wife says.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday ad- vanced for hearing on Jan. 6 the case against Johnson. the negro pugilist charging violation of the white slave act.
 Most of the Railroad Mems organ | izations are arranging for conferences preliminary to making demands for increased wages upon the New Haven system.
 David IIqin Found His Father hang | ing in his barn in West Orange, N. J | Instead of cutting him down, hC hunted for a policeman. When they reached the barn Ilgin, Sr., was dead A Co-operatve Store for the mem bers of the army, navy, marine corps national guard and revenue cuttel service will be opened in Washing ton.
 A Crowd of Small Boys playing In Hr-ar Underman. aged s, and tied him to derman will die.
 Coroner AmbIer Of Queens Count N. Y.,. is Investigating the death O Manuel O'Donnell of Evergreen, wh' died soon after smoking some weed which he found in a lot. Captain Muller of the British shi Linithgow, reported ashore on Van couver Island, wired the governmen officials yesterday that the ship wa but slightly damaged
 Horace V. Bruse, head of Columbi university's high cost of living in duiry, thinks that the establishment c city markets, where food could b auctioned off, would help.
 Republicans and Socialists mad gains yesterday in the city election a Rockville. Conn. The republican gained two seats in the common coun cil and the socialists one.
 Stanley B. Terrell a carpenter years old, was thrown from the roc of a barn at Brookfield, Conn.,, yes terday afternoon by the breaking of scaffold. His neck was broken.
 The Dana ,, to the Building in Col lege street. New Haven, occupied D the Yale Music school, by fire Sunda evening, will not amount to a grea deal. Repairs can be made for abOl $2,O0O
 Petitions Asking for the dissolutio of the Boston railroad holding con pany and for the state to acquire tt Boston and Albany railroad will filed with the next Massachusetts les islature.
 A Movement to Test in the Unite
 States supreme court the ~aneral ol der to the United States army that a ; soldiers receive military instead ( ; civil trials was started at Austin, Ter
 yesterday.
 The Wayne County (AIich) board
 election canvassers yesterday grantt a recount of the vote in the equ
 suffrage amendment to the state COT stitution. The woman suffrage leaC
 CTS charge fraud and error. The Expense Account of the reput F lican state committee of MasSachI setts filed yesterday shows that u committee received during the ye; ses,439, while the expenses includir r campaign expenses and all liabiliti' , total $97,359.
 , The Management of the Mill of Jt ; seph Benn & Sons at Greystone, R. . where a strike has been in eXisten for the past two weeks, announce tn 2 the spinners are going back to vol and that they expect the weavers F | return shortly.
 The Estate of the Late Rear Admir- Levin M. Powell will continue to 1 held in trust to assist young men
 acquire training which will enab
 them to enter the naval academy, il
 stead of going to the admirals heir :. at-law The supreme court so he yesterday.
 pr. J. Valentine Steuder of Kans
 City, arrested in the recent natiol . Izwide purity crusade of the goverl = ment, pleaded guilty in the feder court at Kansas City, Kas., yesterd; f to sending forbidden matter throus the nails and was sentenced to fo . months in Jail and fined $5,000. f RAILROAD EMPLOYE