Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-27

In a Gambling Raid on Den at | Chaves, Portugal, the authorities made 4S arrests and 1s2,500 pesetas i'll money.
 An Abandoned Baby Six Weeks Old was found in the marshes near Cam den, N. J., so badly bitten by mosqui- toes that it may not live.
 A Bolt of Lightning Passed Through i the body of Katie Bertles, 14 years old, | of Salinia, Kan, and burned the shoe off her foot. She may recover. The Present Session of Congress has made talking record as approx imately 1S,000,000 words have been printed in the Congressional Record.
 The American Red Cross telegraph ed yesterday $50,OOO to the flood relief committee at Natchez. Miss, to aid flood sufferers in Louisiana and Mis- sissippi.
 With Only Ten Days More to Serve Charles Ross attempted to escape from ths Onondaga, N. Y, peniten- tisry, yesterday, and was shot to death by keepers.
 James J. CaVanaugh was crushed between cars at the New Haven sta ton yesterday afternoon, dying at the hospital. He was a well known engi- neer on the system.
 The Labor Day Parade Committee of | the Central Federated union of New York refused the application of the ! Ind fp-ie On fnr place in the procession.
 The Gunboat Vioksburg, scouting off the west coast of Mexico to watch the revolutionists, has put into Magdalena bay with a hole punched in her hull by broken propeller.
 Supreme Count Justice Brady ruled l that the New York police matrons ara l entitled to equal pay with first grade patrolmen. which advances their sal ary from $1.0oO to $1,4oO. The Senate Confirmed the Nomina- ton of A. H. Baldwin of Connecticut te be chief of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce in the depart ment of commerce and labor. 1 The Panama Canal Bill is character ized as practically a dishonest repudi- l atiOB of a direct bargain by London | newspapers representa- gthe views of all the British political parties.
 The Galleries of 0. B. Markle & Co.,, | the largest individual coal operators in the anthracite field, were tied up yesterday by a strike of the hoisting engineers because of wage disagree ment.
 Jan1ss c. Phelps Stokes, millionaire | philanthropist and socialist, will not run for mayor of Stamford on the so- cialist ticket this fall because 1t has been definitely settled that MT. Stokes does not live in that town
 Only Four of the 142 Prisoners re- leased on parole from the federal pris- on at Leavenw0rth, Kan during the IS months the parole law has been in effect, have violated the terms of free dom.
 Charles P. Lynch of South Nor,walk sustained a ruptured kidney, a com pound fracture of the right arm and other injuries when he was thrown from Bridgeport local passenger train at Saugatuck.
 Col. c. c. Wilson, 67, former presi- dent of the United Wireless company died at the United States penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, where he was serving 8 three year sentence for using the mails in attempt to defraud.
 John Gere, Jr., 36 Years Old, was found dead on the steps of a house near his home at Syracuse, N. Y, yes terday morning. Gere suffered from the seat Sunday and it is said he drank four quarts of water.
 A Demand for an Investigation oi the election of Senators William E Chiffon and Clarence w. Watson oi West Virginia, was made in a petition signed by Governor Glasscock and oth- CTS, presented yesterday to the senate
 The Third Calamity Within a Wesk struck the home of C. D. Huffa neal Montgomery, Mo, yesterday, when his IS year old daughter fell into a wei and was drowned. Last Weduesday the Huf home was destroyed by fire Sunday their farm was burned
 Joseph G, Robin, who Is in the New v lowing his conviction for grand lar ceny in connection with the wrecking of the Northern bank, is said to have made another fortune through spec ulations he carried on while a prison CT.
 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson left yesterday for his home in Iowa. After a short rest he will make tour of some of the national forests with Chief Forester Graves, to make a general study of the problem of agricultural lands within the boundaries of the forest reserves.
 A Young Woman, believed to be Per Milway from Lafayette. Ind, and a young man believed to be Ross Nor gan of Gilman, H., registering at the Commercial hotel at Kankakee. H., as MT. and Mrs. w. s. Long of Lafayette committed suicide yesterday by swal- lowing carbolic acid.
 After an Autopsy Performed upon the remains of Walter E'ordham. al infant s months old. which for the past seven months has been under the care Of Mrs LeOnOr4 A. Peer. who con duets boarding home for children al Rochester, Y. Y. Coroner Eleindienst pronounced death due uo starvation.
 
 Will Present Judge Studley's Name
 New Haven. Aug. 26-In politica circles today 1t was stated that Judg, R. l.. Munger of Ansonia will present Judge Studleys name to the republican state convention for nomination ss governor.
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