Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-01

consists in enliSting the aid of the redmen to raise cattle for the market.
 As a Result of a Fall from a third story window at his home, William Phaneuf, five year old son of Francois Phaneuf of Central Falls, R. l., died yesterday
 Major Alexander Mcdowell, for 15 years clerk of the house of represen- tatives at Washington died yesterday at his home at sharon, Pa. He was 82 years old.
 pr. James B. AngelI, president emer- itus of the University of Michigan, was much improved yesterday, though not out of danger, attending physicians announced yesterday.
 Secretary Daniels plans to have youthful naval deserters sent to the disciplinary barracks at Port Royal N. C., instead of prison. After good conduct they will be released
 With the Return to the Naval academy yesterday of the 556 members of the First. Second and Third classes, the academic year opens with total enrolment of 86O midshipmen.
 A Deep Cash Over the Eye led the police to believe that Mrs. Inez Foster, whose body was found in her apart ment at New ! YOrk yesterday, was murdered Mrs. Foster lived alone.
 Cornelius Bresnahan, aged 51 a brother of Roger Bresnahan of the Chi cago Baseball club, died yesterday as the result of a fracture of the skull, sustained in a quarrel in a Toledo saloon.
 Charles Gilbert, the Oldest Inmate of the Connecticut state prison at Weth- ersfield, died there yesterday. He was "A years old, and had been confined 4S years, four months and 26 days for murder.
 An Increase From Only eo,ooo Tons in 1880 to more than 2,500,000 tons last year in the United States has taken place in the production of gypsum, a mineral principally used in manu- featuring plaster
 Twenty Five American Winners of Rhodes scholarships at Oxford uni versity sailed for Liverpool yester- day Most of the students came from North Dakota, nIitois, South Caro- ina and Mississippi.
 An Explosion and Fire in a small paint room on board the new Argen- tine battleship Rivadavia, at Quincy, Mass. yesterday resulted in the death of James $. Laidlaw, draughtsman. The battleship was not damaged.
 Two Masked and Armed Men forced employees of the Yukon Gold company into submission on Lovett Hill, three miles from Dawson, l. T., and robbed the company's s1uice boxes of con- centrated gravel valued at $20,000. 
 Three Employees of the Worcester Water department were seriously in jured yesterday by an unexpected eX- plCsion of q stick of dynamite in clay bank on which they were working in the new Kendall reservoir in Holden.
 Rising From the Breakfast Table to answer the door bell, Frank Ivy, a Los Angeles real estate dealer. was shot and probably fatally wounded yester- day by his first wife in the presence of his second wife and her two babies.
 When United States Marshal Sidney E. Hawley took Joseph Kiyoukas, 15 years old, to the union railroad sta tion at Hartford for the purpose of conveying him to the state refOrmatory in Cheshire, the boy made his es- cape
 Francisco Ratazzi, 25, Was Killed, A. M. Mcfarland is dy ing and two Italian masons are seriously injured as the result of the collapse of staging on the fourth story of the new General Electric Company building a Pitts field, Mass
 An Executive Order just issued pro- Vides for the punishment by imprison nent of from six months to two years of persons who return to the canal
 
 tence of imprisonment there and have been deported.
 An Express Box containing s7. 7.ooo consi gned by several Minnes polls banks to banks at Thief River Falls, the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie depot here by three masked bandits yesterday.
 Daughters Of the American Revolu- ton representing the thirteen original states yesterday planted ivy gathered al the tomb of Washington, around the thirteen marble columns supporting the south portico of the memorial con tinental hall, at Washington.
 Antonio Blonde, Who Was arrested a Springfield August 2. charged with violating the Mann act. was acquitted . States district court at Boston, It was alleged that Blonde took woman from Enfield, Conn. to Springfield for lm- moral purposes.
 Former Assistant Paymaster Arthur Middleton, United States navy, who has been reported as declaring that 'snobbery'' and caste" are rampant in the United States navy, will be called upon by Secretary Daniels. to give specific instance of the evil which the former pay officer alleges exists
 Judge Case yesterday passed an order to the effect that the voting ma chimes owned and used by the City of Bristol be opened and reset for use on October t, The machines were used at the primaries a few days ago and under the law cannot be opened again under 20 days without court order.
 The Bravery ef William j. cierpisz, seaman on the battleship Kansas, in rescuing a drowning shipmate, and the promptness of Gustav Amling, master ar arms on the receiving ship at New York. in saving q mess attendant from suicide, have prompted Secretary Daniels, to write each letter of com mendation.