Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

e Largest in Connecticut
 Condensed TeIegrams
 Mrs. John Jacob Astor lost a pet terrier.
 Coal Expectations of continental
 United States for 1913 will approd-
 mate $1e0,0ee.eo9.
 that he would resign as an American
 Federation of Labor officer.
 Wildly M. Townsend of YonI<ers,
 says raspberFfes and strawberries are still growing in his garden.
 Theodore Roosevelt has passed as
 political factor according to Senator
 Robert M. La Toilette, in an interview at Atlanta.
 The Safe in the Postoffice at Bridge
 port, Pa, was broken into by thieves
 who escaped with money and stamps
 valued at $500.
 Sr0Pnen Gaput, SuslueSS wan Ol
 Shamokin, Pa, was attacked and beat
 en by two tall girls wearing masks on
 8 bridge near that city.
 pr. Charles Mc5urney the New York surgeon died at the home of his
 sister Mrs. Mary Schlosinger at
 Brookline, Mass, yesterday.
 Miss Mary Peroh, f4 Years Old, of
 Worcester, was attacked yesterday by
 man who shipped off about a third
 of her hair that was hanging down her
 back.
 Congressional investigation of the
 Colorado Mine strike was blocked in
 the house yesterday by Republican
 Leader Mann's making a point of no
 quorum.
 Professor w. w. Thomas, of Spring field, Mo, told the state convention of
 Missouri teachers yesterday that the
 present system of education was creat- ing snobs.
 Secretary Daniels is opposed to the plan, indorsed by the International school of Hygiene, to use the condemn ed warships as sanitariums for tuber- cular children. A Delegation of Six Negroes pre- sented to President Wilson a petition signed by 10000 of their race from 3S states protesting against the segrga- tion policy in the Federal departments. A Photograph of Frank J. Johnson in an optical journal with a story of his disappearance from New York two years ago led to his arrest in Provi- dence yesterday on the charge of big | amy,
 , - Mrs. Lucinda M. C. Treat Goddard, aged 78, whose marriage to Charles A. Goddard, a twenty one year old Yale Law School student in 1909, brought her to public notice at that time, is ! dead at her home at Hartford. For Stealing Two Sandwiches from a working mans dinner pail, Fred. srick Smith was sent to the house of correction on Deer Island for eight days by Judge Bragg in the Charles
 town, Mass, Police court yesterday. Mount Helyoke College was 7s years l old yesterday and special Founders Day exercises were held in observance 1 of the event, with Rev. Dr. Lyman Ab- bolt of New York as the principal | speaker.
 Counsel For Joseph 6ergeren, sen fenced to be hanged on February 1 for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Dou- sette in New Haven, last June, yester- day filed in the superior court, notice of an appeal to the supreme court. Petitions Asking Him to urge the
 completion of the national harbor | refuge at Point Judith have been sent to Congressman Peter G. Gery by the citizens of Narragansett Pier, Wake l field and Peacedale, R. I. l Due to Alleged Dissatisfaction with working conditions, Supt. Edward Haynes and the majority of the ex- l perienceed help of the Lawrence 1 (Mass.) Dye works have resigned their positions and the plant is shut down. The Nation Wide Movement for tu- berculosis day-Dec. 7-is being given
 impetus through requests for indorse-
 ment that have been sent to Presi- dent Wilson, every state governor and to the mayors of the principal cities,
 There is Net the Slightest Truth in the report that the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad com ! pany has withdrawn its bond issue" said Chairman Howard Elliott of the board of directors of that road yester- l day.
 In the Hottest Political Fight In the history of Carbondale, Pa, one candi-
 date won election by one vote. sec ond was defeated by two votes and two other candidates ran neck and neck to a tie behind the man winning out by one.
 Brazil Has Appropriated @5oo,ooo
 for representation at the Panama Pa cific exposition and the Venezuelan government has caused 8 bill to be introduced in its congress for an ap-
 propriation of sS5o,00o. for the same purpose.
 Roland 8. Melneux, twice tried twelve years ago fer the murder of
 Mrs, Katherine l. Adams and ac- quilted, applied yesterday afteFneen at the New York city hall fer a marriage license te wed Miss Margaret Connell of that city,
 Burglars Thursday Night went through a brick wall in the rear of E. A. Dunham & Co.'S. private bank in
 Monsour Falls, 19 miles north of Hl-
 mira, N. Y, drilled four locks and got into the banks cash ,bax About Sf2.-