Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14


 digging ditch on his farm at Win sted.
 "cupid's speciaT' rolled into Wash ington with IA couples from Richmond, Va, upon wholesale matrimonial ex-0 cursion.
 The Public Health Service in Wash inston is searching for new rat trap to be used in its fight against the bu- bonic plague.
 Football, Which Was Banished at pFordham university two years ago. is to be given another trial by the fac ulty athletic. advisers. The New York Board of Estimate ap-. proved the purchase of the old Dream land property on Coney Island. It will be used for g city, park
 | Mrs. Russell Sage Has Given $5o,o0o for an agricultural school to be erect ed at Syracuse in memorial of her, father, the late Joseph SlocIim.
 Floyd Allen and His Nephew, Claude, leaders of the Allen gang that shot up the HiHsville court house, were sem fenced to be electrocuted on Novem- Der 22.
 A New York Woman, Mrs r. F. Null hns, who is an ardent baseball fan, re- fused to remove to Brooklyn because she wouldn't forsake the Giants for the Dodgers.
 Tony VitaIIi and Family, consisting | of wife and two children, are i'll in Brooklyn as a result of eating tomato paste. They are suffering from pto- maine poisoning.
 Senator O'Gorman Has Asked the state department to intercede for John Devine, son of Peter Devine a New York contractor, captured with the Mexican rebels and sentenced to be shot. The Danbury Hatters' ease, on trial in the United States district court at | in the opinion of lawyers 1t wdll be fin ished in that court by the middle of October.
 I've Hundred and Fifty Motormen | and conductors employed by the Mas sachusetts Northeastern Street Rail- way company will receive an average increase in wages of one cent per hour on October 1.
 John T. Carter, who killed Dr. R. H. Wendell in Aberdeen, Miss, three years ago, was pardoned by Acting Governor Bilbo. ,Carter's defense was that pr. Il Wendell had induced his wife to be- come intoxicated.
 l St. Paul Will Probably be the head quarters of the International Union of Steam Engineers. the convention having accepted the offer of the asso- citation of commerce for site for . building or $5,000 in cash.
 Michael Montante of New York saw moving pictures of the Tufko- Italian war. He denounced the war as butch cry on the part of his country. While returning home he was fatally stabbed by an indignant countryman.
 For the Third Time Within two months President Taft has prevented execution of a murderer in the capital Andrew Gonzalee, a Cuban, who kill ed his wife last winter is the latest subject of executive clemency.
 E.Renember what Rosenthal got in New York" was the warning received by Police Lieutenant Michael J. Col lery, who has been interested in prose- cutting alleged illegal employment agencies on Chicago's West Side.
 The Possibility of Using the Energy of the sun as a substitute for the fail ing coal supply was the subject of ar address by Prof. Giacomo Cinmidiar of Cologne, Italy, at the Internationa I Chemists congress at New York.
 Mrs. Arsene OueIIette of, Trois Pis. toles, Que, cut her throat with a ta- bleknife yesterday when the mangled body of her husband was brought into the house. Ouellette was killed when his carriage was struck by train. Privatel Advices from London say that J. P. Morgan has removed from his residence at Princes Gate ten fam ous pictures known as the "Crasst Fragonards," and has shipped them tC New York, where they will hang in hii private gallery.
 Proposed increases in Freight Rate, on print paper, ranging from 275 cent! to 4.26 cents a hundred pounds iron Sault Sainte Marie, Ont. to variou: destinations in the United States, wer' suspended yesterday by the interstat, commerce commission.
 President Taft's Visit to his favor. ite aunt, Miss Della Torrey, at MiN. bury, Mass, on Sunday is to be more than an ordinary affair, for he will b, 55 years old that day, and 1t Is ex pected that Aunt Della will give hin a real old d-fashioned birthday party. A Strike of More Than 1000 Unor : workmen in Cincinnati of all classes with one exception has been ordered by the local building trades council al a result of the refusal of the Interna tional Association of Steam Filters tt affiliate with the United Associa tion O Plumbers.
 w. E. s. Strong and Robert Wake of New York city have been appoint : ed receivers of the Columbia Motto Car company of Hartford by Judg, James l.. Martin of the United Statel court. The appointments are ancillar. to the proceedings against the United States Motors company.
 AnciIIary Suit Was Filed at Cincin natl yesteday by the Brown & Sharp, Manufacturing company as supple . mentary action to the application fol ] receivership for the r. s. Motor. company of New York and that sec . tion of Ohio. The same defendant , were named as in the suit filed Thurs ! day. -a..- New York's Proposed Broadway eur few, otherwise a crusade agains mashers and kindred ,nuisances, receiv ed support from the bench yesterda! when Magistrate Cornell sentenced t, , the workhouse for indeterminate term ten men who had been arrested whil , loafing after midnight around the en 1 Ira nceS of unuer ErnadMaN hntela.-