Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-24
Condensed TelegramS

NCllUCILSCu l ClCSl 611lO
 The Supreme Court Will Hear No Cases after May 3.
 The Boarding House Keepers asso- ciation of New York has been incor- porated
 Albert H. Olney, a Direct Descendant of Roger Williams, died at Providence yesterday after ar illness of two years
 Building Inspector ZAP GiIIison of Atlantic City was convicted of at tempting to bribe. William Grigley, judge of elections in the 1910 elections.
 A Chicago Firm of Custom House brokers is suing Jack Johnson, the pugilist, for $125 for insurance on an automobile shipped from London.
 The St. AIbans Granite cOmpany's shed at St Albans, Vt, was destroyed by fire yesterday with loss of $22,- 900.
 Forty Weavers at the Stanley Wool en Mill at Uxbridge, Mass, are on i strike for an advance of 10 per cent in wages.
 William c. Matthews, a negro law ] yer, was sworn in yesterday as special assistant United States district attor- ney at Boston. Matthews is former | Harvard baseball and football player.
 A Large Barn on the Farm of J. H. l Jennings, postmaster at West Bedding | Conn, was burned Monday night and ! four horses owned by Patrick German, a contractor, perished in the flames.
 The Family of John B. Thayer, sec i Ond vice president of the Pennsylvania i railroad. one of the Titanic victims, 1 will receive life insurance amounting to $i2O,O00.
 Captain Thomas S. Baldwin, the avi- | a,Jor, returned to New York, after a l five months trip to the Orient Cap tain Baldwin made 20 flights in Japan | and China.
 As Result of Strike of loom fix | CTS and Weavers the North Village cot ton mill of s. Slater & Sons, Inc. was l closed yesterday at Webster, Mass, by the management of the plant.
 Senator Knuts Nelson declares that the "hOun' song" is not a democratic tune, but @ base imitation of an old Swedish viking and Is at least 1900 years old.
 Isaac Southworth of Georgetown, Ky, was trying the front door of his home when his brother, nlistaking him for a burglar, shot through the door, killing him instantly.
 Former Vice President Fairbanks, selected as a Taft delegate at large at the state convention four weeks ago has informed a number of his friends that he will not go SIS delegate.
 William Ryan Recently died at Ros- crea, Island, leaving SI01, 900 made in the saloon business in Cleveland. He bequeathed $43,0OO for 32,OO0 masses for the repOse of his soul.
 Four Children, Two Boys and Gira were born Monday to Mrs. E. Wensh who lives at Posen, a Michigan village All four are healthy. The father is a farmer.
 At the f49th Annual Mestinq of the
 Litchfeld County Medical association
 at Winsted yesterday Dr. R. s. Good
 win of Thomaston was elected presi-
 dent
 For the First Time in four and {
 half months the business Of the New
 York, New Haven and Hartford Rail.
 road company has begun to show ;
 decrease as compared with this timi
 last year.
 The Interstate Commerce commis
 sion has ordered the railroads to re
 store to Southern California frui growers the right to have their loadet
 freight cars preceded at a charge O S7.50 per car.
 The Syracuse Ministerial association pledged all Protestant clergymen no to Oftclate ct any wedding at whicl , the groom is requested to furnish certificate of health and fails to com : ply.
 The Ohio Constitutional Convention
 defeated a proposal to incorporate
 provision for the recall of public off
 cials Tn the constitution by a vote O
 57 to 45. It provided for the recall 0 all public officials
 The Plans Providing for the exten
 sion of the Grand Trunk railroad t,
 Boston and Providence will not be af fected by the death of Presiden Charles M. Hays on the steamer ri tanic.
 With the Installation of Auton att , signals a few days hence by the Con {, necticut company on it's trolley lin
 between New Haven and Waterbury
 the important Improvements on tha line between the two cities will b l completed.
 The Seven Story Grain Elevator a Y 1 the foot of Pacific street in Brooklyn i owned by the New York Dock com ; pany, was destroyed by fire in whic 3 all the fire apparatus available wa
 called out The damage amounted [ , about S75.o0O,
 Determined to Break Up prinkin a among the midshipmen and to pubhs
 those who sell liquor to them, Sup f Gibbons sent eight shipmen before tn f grand jury to give evidence aRains I, those who furnished 1ntoxicants tO i club room in Annapolis. ' In Answer to an Offer of the City { ! pay a reward of a cent for every te
 flies delivered dead at the city hal
 school children of Cleveland ar
 "swatting the fy'' with ytgor. Tn
 crusade will continue for two week. 1 when the offer expires. | A Silent Toast to Major Archibal
 Butt, one of the Titanic victims, wa
 drunk last night by the Second com
 pany, Governors Foot Guard, of Ne7 ' Haven, at its annual observance of tn anniversary of the departure of tn Il company for Cambridge in 1775, ! Miss Virginia Brooks, Suffragettr y who acquired the title of Joan of Ar > while fighting for 8 reform ticket 2 the West Hammond, Ind, city admin X istration, in which she was victorious @ was returned winner in the election fo