Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

Largest in Connecticut 1T | Condensed TeIegrams
 Trainmen Employed on the Cana dian Pacific have made a demand for shorter hours without a wage reduc- | tion.
 Fire Broke Out yesterday in Plymouth church, Brooklyn, and did
 about $5,000 damage before it was got 1 under control.
 Announcement of the Candidacy of | Roger c. Sullivan, democratic Boss i of Illinois for United States senator will be made soon.
 1 William Martin, 62 years old, is lia-
 ble to a three-year sentence for tear l ing page from a book in public Ii-
 brary in New York.
 Monroe County Octogenarians will 1 hold their meeting at Stroudsburg Pa,
 Emmanuel Peck, 95 years old, is the
 candidate for president. 
 Sava Rogozea, Frenchman, has l invented a hashless, hameless, smoke 1 less bullet, which does not recoil and | travels straight, for 1,200 metres. An Increase in the Number of Men and falling off among the women 1 students at Brown university is shown by the official registration figures. The E o%AIS at baipO tematically robbed, many American visitors being among guests who have
 lost considerable personal property.
 The Life Fund Through Which the state of Wisconsin is prepared to in-
 sure the lives of it's citizens, now has
 enough applications to issue policies.
 A Magistrate of Ashvlle, N. C., ruled that matches are public proper ty and persons have a right to help themselves to boxes on store counters.
 A. o. Jacobs, a Horse Dealer, who has been married five times, was found guilty of bigamy yesterday. He will be sentenced at Kansas City, Kas., to- day.
 Two Hundred Quarts of luscious l strawberries the second crop this year from a hillside farm were marketed at Washington, Penna, yesterday by c. H. Mover.
 Gertrude Team, 22 years old. con- i fessed to setting fire to the $40,OoO home of William Decker at Mont
 gomery Pa, to shield several robberies she had committed.
 Charles w. Nickum, 6e Years of age, who painted a portrait of Abra- ham Lincoln without knowing who
 was posing for him, died at his home at Indianapolis late Thursday night.
 The New York Board of Estimate second year policemen to S1,000 a year. First year men formerly re- ceived $500 and second year men $900 Fire in the Coal Elevator and loader of the $3,000,000 plant of the Western terday may have crippled the gas
 service of score of towns in North | ern Illinois.
 Crown Prince Gustave Adelph of | Sweden, according to present arrange ments will visit the Panama Pacific | exposition at San Francisco in 1915 l and afterward make a tour of thS l United States.
 Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, at pres ent on duty as supervisor of the port | of New York, was detached from duty | yesterday and ordered home, pPelimin-
 ary to his retirement on account of
 age, October 10,
 After an Absence of 25 Years in the ! west, Walter Ludwig returned to Bel leville, H., yesterday, only to find that i he had been dead legally for years and | that his iT1baritanna in
 among other heirs
 The jury In the Case of Mrs, Laura M. Reutor, charged with the murder of her husband, a prominent attorney at Tulsa, Okla, last year, returned a verdict of guilty yesterday and rec commended life Imprisonment,
 An Unsuccessful Attempt to break into the safe of the Wrentham, Mass 1 National bank was made yesterday The safe was drilled and two charges of nitro -glycerine exploded, but the door to the inner vault was not open ed,
 Miss EIeanera Sears of Boston. for whom a warrant charging her with operating an unlicensed automobile "nolo contendere" in the Salem Mass. court yesterday and was fined $25, which she paid.
 Frederick g. Boyd of New York, enc of the speakers connected with the Industrial Workers of the World was sentenced to prison at Paterson, N. J.. yesterday for publicly advocating sabotage. His term will range from
 a year to seven years, depending on his behavior.
 Amaisamation Of All the temperaHce forces of the country into one organ ization, is one of the chief aims set forth in the formal call issued by the council of one hundred for the meet ing of the temperance forces in na- tionaI convention in Columbus on Nov I4
 Police Officials Of Jerseyvilie, Fii, yesterday used bIoodheunds to tract the person who clipped the long au-
 burn hair of Miss Myrtle Hamilton, 14 year old high school girl. The bloodhounds followed the trail to Miss Hamilton herself and she confessed the deed.
 A Sad Sequel to Wedding in Birmingham, Mass, occurred when the clergyman who had perforred the marriage ceremony was summoned to administer the last rites of the church
 to one of the wedding guests who
 had been fatally struck and hurt by a trolley car The victim was Michael