Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-10
Condensed Telegrams.

Condensed Telegrams ,ss Nearly all of the canadis ,ho. coast fleet have been equi, s( oil burners.
 The Condition of Judge James p. Platt, who underwent an operation at Hartford, continues to improve stead fly.
 Every Egg Laid on Sunday on the Del, will be sold to pay off the church debt.
 Prince PignateIli d,Arason, who was held on Ellis island for five days as an undesirable immigrant, has been released.
 Attorney General carmody of New York declared that the state constitu- tion should be amended so as to per- init students to vote at their colleges.
 G. J. Skinner of Albany, first deputy state superintendent of banks, is seri- ously i'll in New York from ptomaine poisoning caused by eating lobster salad.
 Ed EIam, a Toung Farmland of Stamford, Ky, is dead of rabies which developed soon after he had been bit ten on the hand by negro farm hand in a fight.
 A Dictionary Which BeIonaed to Abraham Lincoln was presented to the Missouri State Historical society by w. W. Class, a retired farmer of Ma ryville. Mo.
 Charged with Having Performed an illegal operation upon Katherine Denz, Mrs. Edith Hotchkiss was held in sS,000 bonds for a hearing in the New Haven city court October Is.
 Attorney General Wickersham re- turned to Washington yesterday from six weeks vacation in New York and New Hampshire, to consider several l important antitrust problems. Albert H. Humes Was Nominated ! for governor of Rhode Island on the progressive ticket with Courtney Lang l don, professor of French at Brown university, for lieutenant governor. l
 William Weisner, Phlfadelphia's big gest man, had to be buried from his saloon because there was no door In his house large enough through which | to carrys the body. He weighed 4S0 pounds.
 Theodore N. Vail, President of the Western Union Telegraph company in his report advocated a combined use of the Telegraph company and the American Telephone and Telegraph company.
 Singing Their Native War Songs anG shouting Down with the Turks" near l ly 1900 Greeks sailed from Providence R. l.. yesterday on the steamer Ma. donna to fight for their country if wal should be declared.
 Herman G. Phillips of St. John, N B., was arrested in Marlboro, Mass. yesterday on complaint of Fredericl P. Leay, British consul at Boston, wh' charges him with forging 8 Canadian postoffice money order.
 The Chicago City Council passed al ordinance giving the city control o cold storage warehouses, limiting tn, time food may be preserved, and re quiring stored products be marked t show period of refrigeration.
 A Trust, Estimated at $2,ooo,00o ere ated by the will of Mrs. Mary Bake Eddy. founder of the Christian Sci ence church. for the benefit of the de nomination, was declared void yes terday by the Massachusetts suprem count.
 After Creating Panic in the crowd ed dining room of a fashionable hote at Vancouver, B. C., by firing two bul let's into his wife's arm and two int his own breast. Cleo Boulanger, young French Canadian of Montrea died yesterday
 A Jury before Supreme Court Jus tice Lehman in New York decided tha Mrs. N. H. Wright of Irontown, Ohio need not pay for a picture valued q $100oD, as she had intended to pa only s2,000 for the picture and wa induced to take more expensive one
 pr. E. r. FairohiId of Topeka, Kan was elected president of New Hamp shire college by unanimous vote 0 | H. Dr. Fairchild fig superintendent c public instruction of Kansas and pres ident of the National Education as soeiation.
 The Coroner's Jury Sat for thirtee minutes yesterday at the inquest int the death of Big Jack" Zeltg. the gan leader, then recommended that "Re PhtP' Davidson, his slayer. be hel without bail. Davidson sat with bow ed head during the proceedings an Wept aloud.
 The Rhode Island Republican Stat convention yesterday unanimously re nominated four of the five state gen eral officers and chose five presidents electors Lieut.. Gov. Zenas T. Bis declined renomination and Roswell | Burehard of Little Compton was nam ed to succeed him.