Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

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 Condensed TeIegrams l
 Representative Henry George is suf- terlng from breakdown in his home in Washington.
 The Retail Butchers of San Fran cisco say they are on the verge os bankruptcy.
 Bishop Charles o. Grafton of the Fond Du Lac Episcopal diocese died yesterday forenoon.
 The New Plan for the appraisement Of Limoges chinaware will not go into effect until Sept. 30,
 Senator George c. Perkins of Cali fornia announced his retirement be- cause of failing health.
 After a Lapes of Nearly 10 Years horse racing in Missouri is to be re- vived there next month. A Heavy Frost is Reported to have occurred throughout the highlands near Utica, N. Y. Thursday night The 750 Marines Who Sailed from the Philadelphia navy yard last week toP Nicaragua are due at Colon today. Women Delegates to the-state con- vention of the progressive party, in | Hartford Sept 25 and 26 are a proba- bility.
 An Investigation of the mill products, the prices and methods of fixing of l prices will be undertaken in Chicago within a few days.
 A Large Hand Embroidered Ameri- can silk flag, the gift of the Danish Americans, was presented to King Christian of Denmark.
 Riverside Sadie de Kol. a Yole coun- l ty, Cal, COW is the first in the world to average more than 100 pounds of milk day for six months.
 R. H. Moon, Teller in the night and l day bank in Los Angeles. was arrested on advices from Parkersburg w. Va, l
 Eleven of the Men Arrested on charges of being present at the Strat- 1 ford prizefght last Sunday night had their cases continued until Sept. 9th.
 Fire of Unknown Origin yesterday | damaged the plant of the William Fl. II. Evans Marble company at Balti - more, The loss Is estimated at $70,000.
 Boulders in -Buzzsrd's Bay are both ering tn ecOast survey, and arrange ments are being made for a thorough examination and charting of the place l Two Young Girl Tickets in the fur riers' strike in New York were sen fenced to 30 days each for throwing eggs at a girl who refused to quit work.
 i A Commission Form of government '. including the initiative and referen- dunn, was adopted at a special election in New Orleans, 25,9oO for and 2,11| against.
 A New 30 Inch Photogrsphing re. tractor telescope, valued at S150,000
 third largest in the world was dedi-
 cated at the Allegheny observatory 1T
 Pittsburg.
 Mrs. Emilio Debaro and six of hel
 seven children. ranging from month:
 ito 12 years of age, met death at Ruth
 erford, N. J, yesterday in fire which
 razed their home.
 pr. J. Wilson Elliott, former healtl
 officer of Passaic, N. J., who is out or
 bail, charged with embedding S1,100 got factory job. but had to give is uI
 because of a srtike, Representative c. B. slemp, a Taf
 man, was renomlnated for congress
 over two progressive candidates in tn,
 Ninth Virginia district. The Ninth il
 strongly progressive.
 Ample Apologies have been made b! ) Cuban officials, from the presiden down, for the assault by the journalist ] MaZa. up on Hugh Gibson, American charge of legation at Havana. Mrs. Anna Palmer of oswego, \. Y } a great granddaughter of General Sul ) livan, went to Elmira to witness tn dedication of the monument erected t , the memory of her ancestor. - ' The Paris Temps declared the orig
 inaI death warrant of Marie Antoinett
 is in the French national archives ani that the one recently discovered il Washington was not genuine. A Marked Increase in both export and imports is shown in the July fig ures of foreign commerce as compile , by the division of statistics of the de partment of commerce and labor. The Survivors of Colonel Moseby'
 guerillas held their first annual reun ! ion at Groyeton, Va, on the 50th ami versary of the battle of Bull Rur Colonel Moseby wwas not present.
 Blazing Paper from a Chimney SC
 fire to tile roof of the home of Forms Selectman Clarence G. Watkins i
 South Manchester yesterday. and con : siderable of the structure was burned
 Mrs. Celia Mccoy and Miss Mar
 Fenton, elderly sisters of Waterpur fell down g flight of stairs Wednesda , night. Mrs. Mccoy was seriously in 1ured and but little hope is given fo her recovery.
 , All Civil Service Employes are ex empt from removal except on charge } after due notice and wkh fair oppor } tunity to be heard in their own de fense, under a provision of this year postoff1ce appropriation bill. , Solomon Luna, Millionaire Banke and sheep owner. for 16 years republi
 can national committeeman for Ne1 Mexico was found dead yesterday | l s dipping vat at his sheep ranch. [ 5 miles from Msgadalena, \. H. ] A Hundred Women Met at San Fran 5 cisco yesterday and formed the Cali