Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-13
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Condensed Ieiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams :.
 An un<nown Woman gave s5o,ooo to- the Salvation Army to help rescue work in. Detroit
 The First Load of President Taft's furniture has been removed from the White House to New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Atwater of Hartford street will today observe the 10th anniversary of their marriage.
 Tailors in Convention in Cleveland say that this year men. will wear tighter trousers and short c1osehtting coats.
 The New. York Senate killed the bill cense unless applicants showed health certificate.
 William P. Hubbard. long prominent in the life of Bangor. Me, died yes terday after short illness. at the age of S1 years.
 An Aggregate of s1e,soo,of8 is ex- pended annually by the government to maintain the public health service of the various departments.
 Negroes at Charleston, Mo-, fright ened by placards posted on their cab 1ns, warning them to leave within 30 days, are fleeing in all directions.
 Coming in Contact with a 2,3oo volt wire in the Fort Halifax power station at Watervilae, Me. yesterday. Fred kelieys aged 24, was electrocuted.
 A Band Of 124 Working women of Chicago will curtau dancing, moving picture shows. candy and pie. to make O if he rnr.f~s ---s--
 A Stradivarius Cello was sold for S120O and a violin of the same make brought $1050 at a public sale of the Philadelphia.
 Frederick A. Poulin was electrocuted at Clinton prison, New York yester-. ard at BrookvieW, Rensselaer, county, in August, 1911.
 Samuel w. Steele of Hartford was CT of the Hartford Paving and Con- struction company by Judge Case of the superior court. for aid from the people of Jennings, Fla, who are said to be suffering for the necessities of life on account of failure of crops last year. 
 Fire Destroyed Property valued at $10O, 000 at Little Rock, Ark, yesterday. The Il. F. Auten buildings and the Capitol theatre were burned and the Gleason hotel was damaged
 The Time Limit in which all claims against the White Star Steamship line
 for the sinking of the Titanic has ex- pired. There are 400 suits in the Fed eral court, aggregating $7,O00,oe0  Renewed Threats Against the life of District Attorney Charles s. Whit police grafters have caused him. as a
 matter of protection, to carry a re- volver.
 The Body of Martin Yarrows, thirty years old, was found on the ice coverN ing a stream spanned by a New York,
 New Haven and Hartford railroad bridge three miles east of Danbury yesterday.
 Although Mrs. George M. Jones, wealthy woman 80 years old, of Lynchburg. Va, was blown out of her bed last night by a dynamite explosion which wrecked her home, the shock did her no harm.
 Charles s. Mawhinney of East Free town, Mass, who was shot Tuesday
 when Station Agent Ralph Villiers of
 that place fired upon the crowd on the
 station platform from a chamber win dow. died yesterday. While Participating in moving pie ture company's presentation of a Ro- man Coliseum scene at Tampa, Fla, Jack Bonavita, the animal trainer. was | attacked by Brutus, fored bred lion and is in a hospital in a precarious condition.
 Tom Atkinson, Who 2e Years ago | r,11 rT-,4-
 penitentiary, while serving a life sen tence for murder. walked into Gov ernor Brewers office yesterday and
 surrendered Atkinson is more than l 60 years old.
 Convinced That the Two Fires that destroyed more than $12.000 worth of
 property belonging to the department | of agriculture were of incendiary ori- | gin, detectives have been put to work in the hope of uncovering the identity of the frebug.
 comrade with whom he was skating l>en Carnegie lake, A. V. O'Brien of | Germantown, Philadelphia, student at St. Vincent's Episcopal school near Princeton N. J., was drowned before
 rescuers could reach him. Criticism of the Present conserva- tion system in the United States be-
 ment heads in Washington to regu- l late the affairs in great areas of west ern states, was voiced in the senate yesterday by Senator Thomas of Col orado.
 "A Man Who Gives His Wife all his salary is no man at all" declared 1 Judge John J. Dob1er, of the supreme | bench of Baltimore in the criminal court. The man is the treasurer fof | the family, and he should be the fnan- l cial head in reality, as well as the ory," he said.
 NEW ENGLAND GREEKS SEEK AN ACCOUNTING. 1 Have Contributed $2oo,ooo to Aid in the War Against Turkey. Boston EAh 12-An acnollrfiner of