Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07
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 Condensed TeIegrams The City Council of Manchester, Eng, mas voted to accept an American bid to supply tram rails.
 The Democratic State headquarters were opened in New Haven yesterday
 c. w. Mcclure, aged 70, pioneer iron manufacturer of western Pennsyl- vania. died in Pittsburg.
 Charles L. YaIes treasurer of the American Association of Nurserymen, died in Rochester, N. Y. aged 55.
 John Hays Hammond declared in Washington that Roosevelt was wear ing Bryan's coat and Eugene Debs' trousers.
 With the Temperature Hoverinu above 100, and practically no ice or water obtainable, Joliet, H., is suffer ing greatly.
 Frederick H. Reese, a we'll to do dealer in matches, hanged himself yes- terday from a rafter in his warehouse at Rochester, N. Y.
 Mrs. Laura Seaman of Fort Worth, Tex, wants a divorce because her hus- band insists on hugging so much that 1t gets embarrassing.
 Rain Storms Now Sweeping Califor- mia from the Oregon line far to the south are the heaviest experienced at this season for 63 years. Rose J. Wooster, four years old, fell into an unused wei and drowned in six feet of water yesterday in the yard of her home at Naugatuck, Conn. It is Understood that the Soc road has purchased the Wisconsin and Michigan railway. which runs from Peshligo to Iron Mountain, Mich.
 The Shipyards of the United States during the current fiscal year will be busy, according to returns filed with the bureau of navigation.  Bryce J. Allan Celebrated his 5Oth birthday by retiring as Boston man ager of the Allan line after holding the post more than ten years. George G. Lafferty, stenographer oi the house of representatives, kept his marriage to Miss Rosmond D. Jones 6 secret for Il years.
 Twelve Wives of Undertakers sat or a coroners jury in Lodi, Cal, and de cided that Hfno Yamamoto,a Japanese had died from natural causes. Rev. Richard Sill Holmes of Phlla- 1 delphia, a prominent member of the Presbyterian ministry, died at his home Thursday night from apoplexy.
 The United States Navy Submarin, Fry made a worlds record for diving Thursday. The submarine remained at depth of 2s3 feet for ten minutes
 Chicaeo's Hot Wave Rsised tn, mercury to 94 degrees Thursday with. in one degree of this years record. I | was the hottest September day in Il years
 Russell Crosby of Elba, N. " thu l first rural mail carrier in the Unitet States, having been appointed Oct. 1b 1896, has resigned, to take effect Oct 1. He is 76.
 sixty-t~o Persons, 4s of them chii dren, were saved from death in rov of burning tenements in DeGray street Brooklyn, early yesterday b. four policemen.
 | Charles H. Hooper, postmaster 0 l Castine, Me, committed suicide yes terday by cutting his throat and jump ing into the harbor He hsd been fl i'll health for some time. | The Result of the Federal investiga ton into the alleged illegal transporta ton of dynamite during the Lawrenc textile strike last winter probably vii be made known next week.
 While Undertakers Were Embalnain, Mrs. Swakawa Wehba. at Sherman Tex, she rose and smiled at them Physicians kept her alive for six hours when she died a second tirfe.
 All United States Army Aerop pIsne will be of French pattern and mak in the future if the war departmen follows the advice of Major Charle Mex. Saltzman of the signal corps.
 James A. Patton, the Wheat Plunasr returned from abroad and declares that the grain situation in Europ made 1t imperative that all the worlt buy from the United States.
 American Ambassador Wilson wa yesterday instructed by the state de pertinent to urge upon the Mexican government the need of federal troop in northern Mexico to protect Ameri cans.
 The Unusual Dose of 125,o0o Unit of antitoxin has been given to Dr Clarence E. Pierce of O'Fallon, III who Is in a critical condition iron tetanus contracted when treating patient.
 Andrew leary ee. died at st. Mary hospital, Waterbury. yesterday. HI was struck by an automobile early o1 Monday evening, the machine beini driven by William Phoenix of tha city.
 Alexander Scholl. Mail Clerk. wh was hurt in the Chicago and North western railroad wreck at Lyndburst Wis. last Sunday. died yesterday. Hi '- death is the seventh as a result of tn wreck.
 The Campaign for the Increase o wages and better working condition for walters in Boston was advanced b. the agreement~of two big hotels grant ing a 15 Der cent increase and othe concessions
 Joseph MeIbaum. 90 years old, wh has been toll gate keeper for more thal forty years near Scranton, Pa., diet from grief over his disgrace. He wa recently arrested because his COW | tY-aunlad a neiehbor's ward