Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-13


 trucks will soon be undertaken on a large scale at Sing Sing prison.
 The Revenue Cutter Androsoouuin is towing to New Bedford, Mass, the schooner Carrie Bucknam, disabled at sea.
 voiced in Pittshurg when 1000 babies were taken before the priests to be blessed
 A. J. NapolisI, a Newark Tailor, said he heard two men nlotting to kill Vim cent Astor. He warned the young millionaiVe.
 George Burnham, formerly president of the Baldwin locomotive works, died of old age in Philadelphia. He was born in 1877.
 The City Charter Amendrent per mitting women to run for office was passed by the board of supervisors of San Francisco.
 The Messenrers Who Are Carrying to Washington the returns of the cleo toral college will receive 25 cents a mile one way.
 Frederick W. Taylor, the Philadel- phian expert, reports that the Liberty bell will not stand the trip to the Pa cif1c coast.
 Fire Practically Destroyed the three story building and stock of the Huey & Philip Hardware company at Dal- las, Tex, yesterday. Rev. .hchoIas Van der Pyle, a wit ness in the Ettor trial at Salem, Mass, received an anonymous letter threatening his life
 The City Council of Los Angeles voted against establishing a municipal dance hall and also against regulating l the length of hatpins. With Christmas Presents valued at 1 half a million dollars on board. the steamship Canopic sailed from Boston | for the Azores and Naples yesterday. | Mrs. Annie Crosby Emery, wife of 1 Lucilis A. Emery, formerly chief 1 justice of the Maine supreme court, died at Ellsworth, Me, yesterday, aged | 72. ~
 Nevada's New Divorce Law provides 1 that service by publication instead of in person may result in the setting aside of a decree within six months. Reno is alarmed.
 Edwin A. Newton, prominent mar ketman and grocer of Hartford, died l yesterday of injuries received in be- | ing struck by an automobile truck or l Wednesday evening.
 An Offer of Five Per Cent. increas, l in wages made by the management oi Joseph Benn & Sons alpaca mill al Greystone, R. l., was refused by tht striking operatives yesterday.
 Albert G. Duncan, 25 years of age was sentenced at Hartford to from tea to twenty years in prison for a stat. utory offense, in which his victim wa: Gertrude Bloomquist, 1 years of age.
 Twenty -,iVe Thousand Dollars stake( On the California election will be paid off at San Francisco today by Com. missioner Tom Corbett. Those whC bet that Roosevelt would carry thu state win.
 Punishment Consisting of restric eion to their rooms for six days and o 25 demerits was assigned to the 40 midshipmen who violated the orde forbidding betting on the football gam at Philadelphia.
 The Only Organization of it's kind il the world is what it's official cart claims for Ipswich (Mass) Clam Dig gers union, 14,295, American Fedora tion of Labor The union has jus been formed.
 Deer Did 50 Much Damage to Crop in Massachusetts this year that tn fish and game commissioners hay found their regular appropriation in , sufficient to meet all of the claim filed by farmers.
 Senator Root of New York was re elected president and Joseph H/Choat of New York vice president of tn Carnegie endowment for internations peace at the annual meeting yesterda of the board of trustees. !. Miss Lillian Wolf, White, betwee S5 and 40 years old, was criminal assaulted while on her way to wor at Stamford, Conn, yesterday by col ored man, James Tanner, colored, wa subsequently, arrested and confessed. Ernest A. Ferris of Eastpsrt, Me 9 was sentenced to one year in the fed t eral penitentiary at Atlanta yesterda. s after pleading guilty to embezzlemer . of $4,S78 from~the Eastport postoffic . of which he was assistant postmaste
 The Home of Mrs. Frank W. Chen g ey of South Manchester, widow of Col f onel Cheney. was robbed Wednesda night of valuable silver pitcher. prt e sented some years ago to Colonel Chen f ey by the survivors of the 16th Com e Vols.
 The PiainvilIe, Conn.,, Police haN
 been asked to investigate the disaI pearance of Mrs. Margaret Mastro, '' years old. wife of Matthew Mastro an
 daughter of Antonio Gloriant of tn; place. The girl was married in liar
 ford Dec. 3.
 - Charles Wolcott, Who Fell 5000 Fe q with a balloon in South America 5, years ago, died at Edmonton, Albert = yesterday after an illness of sever = months. Wolcott held the distinct1c e of being the only man so far as s known to recover from such fall. d Stephen and Emil YeIinek, tw Lt brothers of F, who for nine years ls s been helpless victims of a strange for = of paralysis which attacked them sin d ultaneously, are dead of pneumoni