Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

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 Condensed Telegrams
 So Far 40 Babies in different parts or the country have been named atter Woodrow Wilson.
 Agricultural Experts in Bangor, Me, declare that the recent rain was worth $z,OVV,000 to the potato growers.
 The J. p. Morgan Fund for the Ti- tanic lighthouse memorial now amounts to S7,752. The amount nec- essary is s1o,OO0.
 There Are 1s6,417 More persons in Chicago than in 1910, the present population being estimated at 2,3S1,-
 Each Battleship of the Navy will be equipped with speedy hydroplans within the next year if latest plans of the navy department maherialize.
 The Two Months Old Union of tele phone operators in Boston won extra pay and seven hour night shift with out strike.
 Forest Fires Still Are Raging near loc spreading the flames. The loss of wood and timber is very large.
 While Corporal Kirkpatrick of Fort Moultrie. Charleston, $. C., was bath ing large shark bit off three of his toes and part of his ankle
 Miss Marion Crocker has establish ed 8 new equestrian record for women by riding on horseback 1O2 miles, in 14 hours.
 Mrs. Catharine Teach, who was one oI the early settlers in Illinois, died at Fairfield, H.. where she had been vis- iting, at the age of 91. 1 Joseph J. kapsa, Gunners Mate on the battleship Delaware, defied regu- lations by refusing to be inoeulaI ed because he is a Christian Scientist.
 Fire, Attributed to Spontaneous combustion, caused damage to the amount of $S.0O0 in the coal yards of the Mason Coal company, at Hartford, yesterday.
 Jack Johnson, Champion heavy | weight, who recently opened a cafe in l1i iDQe hsoo F,rr ..G already, because he forgets when it is o'clock.
 The Search for Miss Dorcas Hams Snodgrass, who disappeared from her home in Mount Vernon, N. r., a week ago last Wednesday, still continues l without avail.
 Two Illinois Gamblers Were ExiIsa l from France for fixing roulette wheels. The men gave the names Of w. l.. Lewis of Shelbyville and F. M. Sibbley of Peoria
 Representative RedfieId of New York introduced a bill proposing a holiday l for government employees in the navy yards and printing office of Labor day, with pay.
 M. G. Rothschild, president of the Yonkers Security company purchased several lots for $5O,G00 because he wanted swing which was on the property for his small daughter.
 John Mitchell, the Labor Leadee, who was sentenced to nine months for contempt, declares that he will carry his case to the court Of appeals and, if necessary, to the supreme court
 With Still Another Session of the | Sixty second congress to be held, the number of bills and resolutions already introduced at this congress has sur- passed all previous records.
 John D. Rockefeller is making de- ternined efforts by purchase of real estate to stop the advance of business into the private residence district where his New York city house is To- cated.
 When Nine Men Are Executed in August, New York VIII have expended about $65.0O0 for elec;rocutions since that form of death penalty was intro duced in the state. It costs about $400 per person.
 | NdihGT 0IDDt TlGdG Ol tue DIOOhiH dry goods firm of Frederick Loeser & Co, died suddenly at his home at Glen Cove, N. Y, of heart disease, in . duced by an attack of acute indiges- ton.
 The Senate Came to the Rescue of southern farmers yesterday by passing a resolution appropriating immediate ly s20.0OO to check the ravages of the army worm in the states where crops are threatened.
 President Taft Will Appoint Dorr Hazlehurst of Evansville, Ind, d brother of Second Lieut.. Hazlehurst, dent at College Park Md. June Il. a cadet at large to West Point. Mrs. V. J. Hartsell of Charlotte, N. C., killed her SO year old husband yesterday. She explained she was en- ragged at the conduct of her husband and her daughter by a former mar riage The Hartsells had been married 25 years.
 Rev. Thomas Maher, one of the founders of St. Mary's college at Van Buren. Me. died suddenly of & shock y6Sl6TQag Wnli6 CouNoiSiIS Niul EV5Ns Timothy P. Linehan in the parlor of St Mary's parochial residence at Biddeford, Me.
 Representatives of the National As- sociation of Theatrical Producing Managers are conferring in New York this week over the recent demands made by the Stage Hands union, which has become very powerful in recent years.
 Dr. Ethel Smyth, the suffragette leader who was arrested on July B on c Il-sL- ai-- - 4