Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
Double That and Circulation the Largest Connecticut PrOri
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Condensed TeIegrams An Investigation of an Alleged fire engine trust has been renewed in Chi | cago.
 he National Progressive Party will | not put a ticket in the field in Minne- sota.
 A PlattekilI, N. Y.. Farmer found l that bees were filling the legs of his 1 scarecrow with honey.
 Ben Morris, 93 Years Old, of Milton, | Ky" oldest man in Trimble county, l was baptized in the Ohio river.
 No Hope of Break in the deadlock between the senate and house over the Dattleship appropriation was in sight yesterday.
 Floods Caused by heavy rains on the northern ceast of Japan have greatly damaged crops and about 400 persons are missing.
 John Owens, Longshoreman, walk ed into the Waldorf Astoria while drunk and asked for a plate of beans. He was arrested and fined $3.
 The Convention of the Indiana Re- publican Editorial association, held in Indianapolis, failed to agree on plan to oppose the third party movement
 Three Sons of J. P. Giilison of Fair field, Ill.e aged seven. nine and eleven years, were drowned while swimming Their bodies were found by blood | hounds.
 The Case of Fanny Ward, the &C., tress, against Edgar Cohen, for money | lost in taxi shares was settled private | ly in London. The amount of damages claimed was $75OO.
 The Body of Frank Ladyans, 2s years old, of New Haven, was found yesterday floating in the harbor of | Branford Point. He had drowned | while in swimming
 The Appropriately Named Wilson l building in Herald square, New York | will in all probability be the head | quarters of the national democratic campaign committee.
 RafaeIe Parante, a "Trusty" at the | Fitchburg (Mass.) house of correction, committed suicide yesterday by throw | ing himself beneath the wheels of q rapidly moving electric car.
 sCoIoneI Roosevelt Smiled as though l he had just heard good news when he was told of the reports from Sea GiTt that William J. Bryan would follow his trail throughout the campaign.
 Fire Yesterday Destroyed the physi- cal testing laboratory of the Home | stead Steel works. The loss of the building will reach S4OO0 and damage to machinery and instruments S100, 900.
 An Appropriation of S10,oo0 to be l used to aid in securing home rule for Ireland was authorized by the dele gates at the convention of the Board of Erin, Ancient Order of Hibernians in Philadelphia.
 Mime. Helene Dutrieu, the foremost flyer among the women aviators of France. has wired the Aero Club oi America for permission to fly at the Chicago meet independently.
 About 800 Girls Walked out at the l and the union weavers threaten that if their demands are not granted they will close up the entire shop.
 Lins Hovencamp, "A Years Old, who broke out of the Essex, N. J., county jail, was sentenced to three years in the state prison. Hovencamp had only 21 days of a 90-day sentence to serve In the jail.
 Dangerous Ice in the Normal steam. CT lanes to which the transatlantic liners recently returned has caused the route to be shifted to two degrees south of those used when the Titanic foundered.
 The Property at Newport, R. l., ot the late George F. Parkman was solo at public auction yesterday to James Clair of Boston for S34,000. Tn his vii Mir Parlman left the estate to the city of Boston.
 Margaret McQuads, Widow of Pat. rick McQuade, coachman for the sec retary of war for 40 years, was award ed $S50 by the senate for the deatt of her husband while driving the car rlage of Secretary Dickenson
 James Gentry, the Actor, who served 15 years for killing the actress Madgt York, and who was released from prison two years ago through the in fluence of theatrical men. was found dead yesterday in his room in a New York hotel
 An Eight Year-old Italian boy whC rendered a s100 bill in payment for fiv' cents worth of candy confessed in tho Children's court he had taken it iron his fathers safe. The judge warned him that the 'big gray automobile would get him. if he did it again.
 The Body of Curtis Nichols, a trav. cling salesman for a Hopedale con cern, was found yesterday in the Wes Springfield railroad yard Word wal received from Albany that the berti that Nichols occupied on the train wal empty when the express reached tha city
 Now Comes pennison. Ohio, to cu in on Newton. N. l., and Winsted Conn. Its entry is a three-headed kit ten, with three tails and 12 legs oni head. one tail and four legs are black the rest gray. Unfortunately thu creature was murdered in it's sleel ; by a tomcat.
 l Ten Dollar Bank Notes are declared never to have been so plentiful amons : certain habitues of the section nea, Broadway and Forty second street . New York, as within the past few -f,,oo Fpvacfivo fore p1l,1fre py