Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-28

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 Mrs. Rose Denanny died at her home 1 at Danbury yesterday at the age ot 1 100 years.
 All Grades of Refined Sugar were l reduced Is cents a hundred pounds l yesterday.
 1 that the federal railroad safety appli- 1 ance acts extend to Porto Rico. i The Turkey Trot, Bunny Hug and l like dances will be prohibited at the l senior ball at Wellesley next Friday.
 The czar Sent 5000 Bushels of grain l to the people of Montenegro to help
 The Town of Berkeley, Cal, has de- 1 clared war on cats, and the police are 1 shooting regardless of pedigree or l ownership.
 l Col. Charles H. Jones, a confederate ] veteran and editor of national reputa- I ton, died Sunday in a sanatorium at l Ospedaletti, Italy. A Girl Baby Weighing One Pound l was born to MT. and Mrs. J. Schmoldt l of Nyack. N. Y. This is thought to be An Order for Joint special legis- lative committee to investigate tele- 1 phone rates in Massachusetts passed the house yesterday by vote of 13S to Il.
 Thomas Romasio, Aged 20 Years,
 was crushed to death yesterday be- meath tons of coal at the Cedar Hill yards of the New Haven road at New Haven.
 Ben w. Hooper, the second repub fl1.o 1T7-'e. of
 flee in Tennessee since reconstruction
 days, was inaugurated for his second
 term yesterday.
 Gen. Charles H. Taylor, the presi-
 dent, applied the torcn to the mort
 gage and the $45.000 indebtedness of
 the Algonquin club of Boston went up
 in smoke last night.
 Aside from Certain Manuscripts.
 Will Carleton, the poet, who died Dee.
 Is, 1912. left personal property worth
 $5,000. His will beQueaths all his es-
 tate to nephew, Norman k. Good rich, of Brooklyn.
 Investigation of Conditions in the garment working industry in New
 York was proposed in a resolution yes terday by Representative Berger, the socialist member from Wisconsin.
 Officers of the Signal Corps of the United States army are reported to have discovered a material which, will render aeroplanes invisible to the en- emy at an altitude of 300 feet or more.
 Manuel L. Quezon, the Philippine commissioner in the house. made spirited speech there yesterday deny ing reports that Aguinaldo and other native leaders were fomenting a reyo- lution.
 The Government Filed with the su- preme court yesterday notice of oppo- sition to the plea of the hard coal roads for modification of the decree holding the so- called 65 per cent. con- tracts illegal.
 Man, Not Woman, is Responsible for the organized commercial social evil in this country in the opinion of John ness run for profit, and the profit is large" he says.
 The Proposal by Senator Clapp to extend the investigation into campaign expenditures to cover the general election expenses of 1912 was approved yesterday by the senate committee on contingent expenses
 EIectrocution Instead of Hanging would be the punishment for first de- gree murder in the District of Colun bia if a bill passed by the house yes
 
 is signed by President Taft.
 Edmund R. PendIeton of Scranton Pa, the Yale academic senior who was fined $200 in the New Haven city court l recently for sending in false alarm of fire. has been suspended by the col l lege authorities for some time.
 Senator George M. Landers, when 1 a sked to comment on the article print | ed in the New Haven Journal Courier | in regard to a meeting of democratic l senators on Sunday. said: T have ab- 1 no comment to make"
 Increases Approximatins 10 per cent. in the wages of railway conductors trainmen and engineers, with improve under which the men work, are being 1 demanded of all the railroads in east ern Canada
 Senator w. Murray Crane of Massa- chusetts knows as much about con- machinery as anybody, but l when he ventured to the house side of the capitol yesterday he got lost in the cellar and had to find an elevator man to guide him out./
 The Dead Bodies of Man identi- fled as Arthur Bondym, a travelling salesman of New York, and a woman whose name is as yet unknown were | aotel at Baltimore yesterday. Death 1 lad been caused by Illuminating gas.
 The Federal Attorneys who have oeen conducting the reinvestigation of he alleged monopoly agreement be- ween the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad and the Grand Trunk railway expect a report from he grand jury before the end of the week.
 Customs Agents Have Temporarily letained'' in Chicago s1S.000 worth of diamonds suspected of having been into the United States by Nathan Groen, under arrest in New York on charges of having smuggled diamonds through the international parcel post.
 Miss Bertha Fuller of Springfield aas n m1lneE fha Hsrtopd aoodt EarS w,th fractured skulk-and John o. Porter, bout 30 years old, of Hartford,
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