Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-10

Condensed Teiegrams

l 1 More Than $50 Cases of measles ] have been reported at Lawrence, Mass. since the first of the year.
 zor New e0. Haven Property Valued at $1o.- lSl,000 is exempt from taxation as if is owned by Yale university
 Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, U. 5. N., retired, died suddenly at his home at NorwelI Mass, Satur- day.
 Rev. Abraham Traser, aged 1O5, died in Columbia, s. c. Relatives ascribe his longevity to use of coffee and tobacco.
 A Cave in Which Half Dozen boys were playing Robinson Crusoe ill Jer- sey City collapsed, killing one and in turing three others.
 The Jury Trying Clarence S. Barrow sa en a+ charge g of jury bribery. reported and Judge Conley discharged it. A Police Station. half of which shall pc in St. Paul and the other half in two cities, soon will be erected.
 St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic cathe- oral. at Charlottetown, P. E.. l., was destroyed by fire Saturday. The loss
 
 Blue Laws in the National Capital nave received body blow through a police court decision which declares that barbers may work on Sunday.
 Postmaster General BurIeson said saturday that no appointment of post mastershfps would be made before April 1, except in cases of ernergencyS
 Lincoln Beachey, the Aviator says he will never fly again, professionally. Beachey holds himself indirectly re- Spons1ble for the death of several av- fators.
 Henry MeconnevIIe, s5 Years Old, and three of his grandchildren. aged g, 10 and 12 years, were burned TIT d to to death in their home near ChateauglIav day.
 Charles A. Cary and E. J. Reynolds of Utica, Ills, perished in the fire that destroyed several mercantile establish ments at Hot Springs, Ark, Friday. Their bodies were found Saturday in the ruins.
 Samuel CaIiicoat, aged 55, a husky farmer, brought into court in Hun t1nston, W Va, charged with desert- ing his 17-year- old wife, declared she Kidnapped" him and forced him to marry her.
 The California Law imposing jail wives sending their husbands to jail for speond and third offenses and then collecting $1.50 day allowed for their maintenance.
 Fire of Unknown Origin on Dryades street between Terpsichore and Eu- terpe streets, New Orleans, Saturday. caused loss of $15o,000. The Fair a drygoods store, was among the buildings destroyed.
 Sheriff Smith of Cuyahoaa County, O., has issued an offer of a $1.00O re- ward for the apprehension of James l.. McN1cholas, the mine stock promoter, who escaped from the county jail at Cleveland, O.. last night.
 The Secretary of State has received notice of the action of the legislatures of IS states upon the proposed con- stitutional amendment providing for the direct election of senators by the people. So far not a single state has acted adversely
 The Old Grant Homestead on East Windsor hill. one of the oldest houses in the state, has passed out of the Grant family for the first time in 263 years. It has recently been purchased by Henry G. Lorentz, a Hartford man. ufacturer.
 Officer John F. Anderson, of Bridge port, who recently reported that he had been assaulted by a gang of ruff fans, while on his way from duty, has been dropped from the police force, as 1t was found upon investigation that the story he told was a fabrication
  Charles Cramer and His Wife, Bea.- trice Ryall Cramer. were found guilty at Chicago Saturday of the murder of Miss Sophia Singer of Baltimore. 1 Cramer was sentenced to life impris- and his wife to term of IA 1 years in the penitentiary Three Months Imprisonment was the | sentence imposed at Providence Sat l urday upon Mrs. Agnes Nadeau for | fatally shooting her husband Thomas, | on October IT last. Judge Brown in 1 sentence declared that she | was Iaboring under great provocation | when the act was committed.
 In Hurry to Reach a railroad sta . ion at Philadelphia Saturday to meet | lis father who was coming from Wash | ngton, Josiah Perkins, traffic manager of the Atlantic Refining company, whose home was in Brooklyn lost con- .rOl of the automobile he was driving crashed into a tree and was instantly killed.
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