Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-27

Condensed Telegrams

William P. Tyler of Middlebury was nominated by republicans yesterday | afternoon for senator in the 17th dis trict.
 Charles w. Hodge of Roxbury, Conn.,. was nominated for senator at the 3ad | senatorial district democratic conven- | tion yesterday
 General Mena, Leader of the Nicara- | guam reVolutionistS, is to be sent to | Panama under guard of American sail | ors and marines.
 EnIistments in the Navy for the week ended Sept. 21 amounted to 309, | the highest in any week since Jan. IS, when 367 enlisted.
 Harry w. Reynolds of East Haddam was nominated for senator yesterday at the 34th senatorial district conven- tion of republicans.
 George H. Johnson was nominated for senator at the 32d senatorial dis trict republican convention at Wood bury, Conn.,, yesterday.
 According to the Appraisers Report the net value of the estate of John Arbuckle, the sugar manufacturer who died last March, is $29,613,000.
 Former State Senator Lyman H. Johnson died at his home at New Ha- ven suddenly yesterday from the ef- fleets of a shock. He was 67 years old.
 Mrs. John E. Roosevelt, cousin by marriage of Theodore Roosevelt, died at her home at Sayeville, l.. l., yester- day of typhoid fever complicated by pneumonia.
 With the Thermometer Down to 33 in St. Paul and Minneapolis early yes- terday the first heavy frost of the season was recorded by government weather officials
 Governor Wilson Said He Slept We'll Wednesday night at New Haven. q had plenty of room, he added with a | smile. T slept in a bed that was made l for President Taft
 1 A Skiddinq Auto Slid 30 Feet into | the side of an Atlantic City electric express train at an unprotected grade crossing at Malaga, N. J. One of the occupants was killed.
 J. Leslie Darling of Essex, Conn.,, was sentenced to state prison for from 1 three to ten years in the superior court at Middletown yesterday for abuse of a minor female.
 The Naugatuck Water Company is- sued orders yesterday forbidding the use of water for sprinkling the lawns and streets and advising economical use of water by all citizens. l
 A Request for Arbitration of the | strike at several Boston hotels by the | state board of conciliation and arbi- | tration was made yesterday by con- mittee representing the strikers.
 William H. corbin, a We'll Known lawyer of New Jersey. died at his country home in Sullivan county. New | York His death was caused by hard ening of the arteries and overwork One Hundred and Fifty tappers and drillers at Quincy, Mass, who have | been on strike for twelve weeks, re- turned to work yesterday at the yard of the Fore River Shipbuilding com pany.
 A Portrait Which Has Been Hanging for years in house at Newport. Mon
 
 to be Gainsborough's picture of the Duke of York, which was painted for King George III in 17S4.
 A Bronze Tablet Ito commemorate the noble life and the heroic death" of Major Archibald Willingham Butt, L.. s. A., was unveiled In All Saints chapel University of the South, at Sewanee, Tenn, yesterday.
 James M. Clark, stockholder and for many years floor walker for Smith, Murray & company in Bridgeport, was stricken with heart failure in the store yesterday and was dead when an am- bulance surgeon arrived.
 Three Incandescsnt Bulb Manufac- turers of Bluefield, N. l.. Hartford, Ct., and Schenectady. N. T., divided among them a United States contract for $450,000 of electric light globes award ed by Secretary MacVeagh.
 Miss Beulah Chandler, Is years old. discovered rocks piled on the track of the Norfolk and Western railroad on a curve near Bluefield, w. Va. She Jagged a train with her apron The passengers took up collection for her.
 
 A Wireless Weather Forecast System, for ocean, going vessels will be pro vided by the government weather bu- reau if congress will appropriate $780, 900 included in the estimates for next year by Chief Willis L. Moore of the bureau.
 A Young Goat Labeled Teddy was on exhibition at the Chamber of Hor- TOTS in Union square, New York, but the animal had too much of it's name sakes spirit to stay exhibited. It broke loose and ate all the Wilson pictures in the place.
 Thomas Birmingham. one of the he roes of the Haymarket riots in 1886. and who at that time was considered the handsomest and most perfect phy- sical specimen in the Chicago police department, died pcnniless at the county hospital. Resolutions to Abolish the city gov ernment and favoring legislation which would increase the power of the se- lectTln so as to give the town form of commission government are to be
 inserted in the call for the annual town meeting of Stamford on Oct |. Chester F. Graffam, 12 year olG boy who was wounded by a shot from a target rifle at the grange fair in Saco, Me, Wednesday, died yesterday , Edward A. Schwartz, who was holding the rifle at the time it was discharged , was arrested on a charge of man , slaughter
 Otto McKnelIy, a Car Repairer, aged 21, was arrested yesterday charged with the murder of his father, Theo- , dore McKnelly, his mother and sister Cretta, whose bodies were found in a tent on the outskirts of Wellington , Kas. MT and Mrs. McNneily each car ried $1 ,000 life insurance.
 Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, U. s. A., re- tired, issued yesterday a statement to I,ic dn.. fl,inlAla ,lNr inn