Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

Condensed TeIegrams


 Secretary Bryan Went to Fairfax, Va, yesterday to speak at an agricul- tural fair.
 Worknen Excavating in Paris, Ill.,, Unearthed q skeleton of a woman two feet underground.
 Burglars Blew the Safe of the post office at Woodbury Conn, and stole $100 in cash and stamps
 c. J. Hawse, a travelling salesman, was arrested at Atlanta, for teaching park monkeys to smoke cigarettes.
 James B. Haggin, IIorseman and copper .magnate, is dangerously ill at his home, Green Hill, near Lexington, Ky
 The Proposition for Charter for commission form of government for Minneapolis was defeated at a special election by a majority of 13,149
 Dean Henry p. Forbe, of the theo- logical school of St. Lawrence uni versity at Canton, N. Y, is critically ill of cancer of the stomach.
 After Rifle Battle with several citizens yesterday d band of robbers who had footed the vaults in the First State bank at DardaneIs Ark, es- capped.
 James D. Gill, of Springfield, col lectOr of internal revenue at Boston for the past 16 years, yesterday an- nOunced his resignation to take effect October Is.
 MiItiades kutsun1eE<os of Lowell, convicted of violating the white slave act, was sentenced to two years in state prison in the United States dis trict court at Boston yesterday The Board Of School Commissioners of Indianapolis passed a resolution providing for a general celebration in the public schools on October the birthday Of James Whitcomb Riley. News Was Received yesterday of the death in Africa by drowning of the Rev Ray Eldred, a missionary supported by the Christian churches of St. Louis.
 Western Canada Gained 100000 set tiers from the United States during the season ended Tuesday, according to a statement by Bruce Walker, com missioner of immigration.
 Lieutenant Mister M. Chubb, U. s. A.. and Miss Edith Taft, of Montgomery, Orange county, were married at New burgh N. Yr yesterday. The bride is a relative of former President Taft.
 Commennorating the DeIiverance Of early Mormon settlers from starvation, 8 monument to the great Salt Lake sea gull was unveiled in the temple grounds at Salt Lake City, yesterday.
 John D. Rockefeller Owns more personal property than any other man in New York city according to the personal tax assessments for 1913. His personal property is assessed at $5,- 900, 900.
 Representatives of Window Glass manufacturers throughout the country and their employees went into confer ence at Cleveland, O., yesterday, to consider wage increases demanded by the workers.
 John A. shippee of Coventry, R. b, pleaded guilty yesterday to the charge of setting fire to the Merino mills, owned by the Joslin Manufactur ing company. He was held in $4,000 for the grand jury.
 The Body of Charles Gilbert who died at the state prison at Wethers- field Tuesday, after AS years confine- ment for second degree murder was turned over to the Yale Medical school, being unclaimed by relatives.
 At An Inquest by Coroner Calhoun, Henry c. LOrenz of South Windsor whose automobile struck Mrs. Carrie Roberts in that town one night last week resulting in her death, was ex- onerated from blame.
 Five Husbands, who pleaded non- employment to charges of non support, were sent to the house of correction in Philadelphia The court said they would Toe able to earn 65 cents day on the stone pile
 The Day of Dungeon and dark cell confinement in Sing Sing and Auburn prisons is gone. Superintendent of State Prisons Riley yesterday issued an order prohibiting such punishment for inmates of the two institutions.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin will not he a. candidate for renomination for another term as governor butt would accept the nomination for United States senator if ii came to him with out contest This he stated yester- day,
 Five Persons Perished in flames that swept through the business sec tion of New Haven, ky, yesterday The victims were the wife. three chil- dren and sister of James Devers. who were trapped by the fire in Devers hotel.
 More Stringent Laws passed al the last session of the legislature have re duced marriages at La. Crosse and other Wisconsin border cities to a min imum and ministers are seeking larg- CT salaries because of the serious cut in their revenue
 The White Star Line issued an of ficial notification yesterday stating that henceforward the steamer Olym-