Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-24

two Americans, captured by Mexican rebels, are reported released and on the way to Douglas. Arizona. A National Strike of the commercial telegraphers is predicted by officers of the union as soon as the men through out the country have been got in line. Charles J. Caffey, who last week murdered his wife and then put a bull let into his own head, is reported out of danger in St. Francis hospital, at Hartford.
 At the Democratic 14th District senatorial convention held at West Haven yesterday Judge J. J. McDon- ough of Naugatuck was unanimously nominated.
 Police Reserves Were Called Out I yesterday to quell a riot of 1,5O0 New York public school boys, who took this means Of protesting against transfer of their principals.
 Mrs. Ethel c. Breen, daughter of Richard Croker obtained yesterday a final decree of divorce from her hus- band, John J. BTeen, formerly a riding master in Central Park.
 Nearly 5000, or About Third of the piano makers in New York according to their representatives, quit work yes- terday to enforce demands for a 15 per cent increase in wages.
 The Babies Welfare Association of New York reports that there were 31S | deaths of babies under one year of l age last week. or II less than the cor responding week last year.
 Eat" Fully, a Hotel Man, known to all hunters and fishermen who have visited, the Adirondacks in the past quarter century, dropped dead yester- day at his hotel at Caroga Lake.
 General Daniel E. SickIes, of civil war fame, was made defendant yes terda% in a suit brought by the Bank of the Metropolis, New York, to recov- CT $5,000 on a promissory note. Ward WArthington, 23 years old, of Philadelphia, was thought to be dead and as last resort the pulmotor was used. After six hours work the pa t1ent was able to speak and eat.
 The First Football Fatality of the 1 season occurred Saturday when Ceylon Satrin, aged .15 years. of Guverneur. N. r., while playing the game there Sat urday was kicked in the stomach, died | yesterday.
 The Citizens of Godenburg, little German town on the banks of the Rhine. are up in arms over an un- draped statue of a woman installed In | the public square by a rich resident They appealed to the kaiser to have 1t removed.
 Gladys St. Denis, 16 year old Low | ell, Mass, girl, is charged with at tempting to poison her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs. F. M. Jordan. The girl confessed that she putt rat poison in her uncle's and aunt's coffee.
 The French Police Have Warned Mrs. B. Pankhurst and her daughter Christabel that they will be expelled from France if they cause any dis turbance in Paris While Premier As quith is passing through the city.
 The Body of an Unknown Woman about 25 years of age was found float ing in the Piscataqua river at Newcas- tie, N. H., yesterday. The initials "R. 1 F. F. to L. N. NJ were engraved on a ring, on the third finger of the left hand
 President Taft Has Referred to At torney General Wdckersham the re- gently enacted newspaper publicity law for an opinion as to what con- struction is to be placed by the nost- master general upon the term paid subscribers
 The Treasury Department, according to present indications, will hold that the new law admitting to the United States free of duty all materials for the construction, repair and equipment of vessels is applicable only to crafts 1 of five tons or more.
 Mills. Weiderman, who offered her self as sacrifice to science when the X-ray was first discovered and lost her | hands as a result was awarded a medal by the French minister of the l interior. She Is dying in Paris as q result of the poisoning.
 w. H. R. Jackson, coIored Butler for 35 years in the home of Prof Henry w. Farnam, at New Haven. and who has just died there, bore the double ! d1St1nctlOn or naNlng been porn a SldNe in the south and of having completed a three years course in the Yale Art school
 In the Danbury City Court yesterday Benjamin Pane 23, who was arrested ! Sunday night in Mill Plain. a suburb of this city, on the charge of having | attempted to assault 14 year old gill 1 pleaded not guilty to the charge. Ills 1 case was continued until Thursday, bail being fixed at1 $500. 1 Louis E. Jacobs, grand chancellor l of the Knights of Pythias of COnnec- ticut, received word from Hartford | yesterday that H. O. Case, grand keeper of the records and seal of the order in the state. has been stricken with apoplexy at his home there and l Is in a serious condition.
 The Package Containing $55 900 in currency which was mysteriously eX- | tracHed from an express shipment from the First National bank at Pensacola. | Fla, to the Louisville and Nashville pay car al F1pmaton. Ala, was found | yesterday at tlle rear of the bank by 1 the negro 1anitor of the building 
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