Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-30

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Condensed TeIegrams
 The War Department Has Ordered tIat all recruits be taught to swim, beginning May |.
 The Deadlock Between the anthra- cite coal mine workers and the op- orators Is expected to end with the close of the present week.
 Arthur ElkinstOn, an EmpIoye of tho Hotel La Sale, Chicago, was drowned Tn a brine vat In the refrigerating Ilant.
 Wilfred Roux Was Caught in some Deltlng While at work in a Thompson Vile brickyard yesterday and su seri- ously injured that he died.
 Out of 134 Applications for registra- tlons as voters ir the Massachusetts primaries by Harvard students. only S1 were admitted
 A Total of 14,ss3 Crates of Onions arrived in New York Saturday from Galveston. This is the largest ship ment this year.
 Former State Senator David L. smith dIed Sunday at his home in West Cornwall Conn, at the age of 69. He was native of Goshen
 Ths Patten Cotton Corner Case was yesterday restored to the docket of t e supreme court of the United States and reassigned for hearing again Oct. 15 next.
 A Civil Antitrust Suit seeking the dissolution of the International Har- Vester company under the Sherman law will be filed at Minneapolis to- day.
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 Mayor Fitzgerald Yesterday formal ly notified all the motion picture houses in Boston that he would not to crate the production or presentation
 
 Charles Rossi, alias sylvio Marche- sini, an accountant, aged 3S. was ar rested in Paris. lie is said to be wanted II. New York for the murder of a girl Jn 1907
 The National Humane Alliance of l New York presented to the city of Chi cago four granite drinking fountains 1 which were dedicated by the Anti Cruelty society of Chicago. 1 The Town of Burlington, formerly | the 'Wettest' town in Skagit county l Wash, recently went dry and the town council planted cherry trees to offset the loss in liquor revenue.
 More Water Than Ever Before l Known in the history of the Mississipp river is on it's way to the gulf. was me 1 statement made by C. D. Townsend l president of the Mississippi river com mission, yesterday.
 R. A. Taft, Son of the President | res.steIed as a voter in Cambridge Mass, to vote in the primaries to. day Young Taft is a student in tho Harvard Law school 1 The Son of Cecil A. Ferguson O Washington, born on the day the ri tanic sank was christened Archibalt Astor Ferguson, in memory of Majol Butt and Colonel Astor.
 The Funeral of Col. John Jacob Asto will be held at Rkinebeck N. r.. at tn church which he built. The service will be private. No date will be hXet until after the arrival of the body il New York.
 Miss Rose Pitonof, Worlds Champion female swimmer, petitioned the Unitet States government for warship t accompany her on her swim across tn English channel in July. Her reques was refused
 United States Judge Carpenter re fused to conduct a saloon under tn jurisdiction of the federal court. Re ceivers for the saloon applied to tn court for permission for a renewal O the city license
 The Mormons at Macgrath, Alberts have agreed to give the proceeds of a. eggs laid on Sunday toward a fund t rebuild the $20.000 tabernacle of Lat ter Day saints which was destroyed b fire recently.
 The Columbus Memorial Commissio of the Knights of Columbus have re ceived word that about two thousan Canadians would reach Washington l special trains June to attend the un yelling of the Columbus memorial ther June 8.
 Deputy Sheriff Albert L. Morse C Bristol, Conn, died suddenly durin Sunday night of heart trouble brouat on. it is believed. by the excitemer | incident to the stopping of the Ne, Britain Holy0ke baseball game Sun day at Plainyille, and in which h took part.
 The French Delegation to the Cham plain tercentenary which brought i this country the French nations gift | the United Stat9s-the bust "I France by Rodin-yesterday journey ed to Mount Vernon and placed wreath on the tomb of George Wasf ington,
 On Motion of Senator Reed of Mi. souri, democrat the senate yestrr3a ordered the printing as public docU ments President Taft's Boston speeC of April g relating to -PresideI } Roosevelt. MT. Roosevelts reply an the presidents rejoinder as printed . newspapers.
 5 Victor Urbin, 13 Years Old, son ! William Urbin. empolyed as a chef @ Waterbury hotel, has been missir f from his home at g Phoenix avenl 3 since Friday morning. The father r, 5 l nnrf fed the hnu's 6fearrn narar,nc Ia Il