Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-01

Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams A National Union of Teddy Bear makers is being organized. A Presbyterian Church was built in one day in Jacksonville, Fla. The Cape Cod Canal will be open for shipping in the summer of 1914.
 Julian H. Gates, for 31 years stamp clerk at the Hartford postofice, died yesterday.
 Bart Gordon Winked at a Witness in court in Joplin. Mo. and was fined $26 for contempt.
 Mrs. Pankhurst Promised again to be good and was released from jail in London on $S,500 bail.
 Dan Jones of Wellington, Ohio, has his nine sons formed into one of the best baseball teams in the state.
 A Bill Was Introduced in the Indt- ana legislature which makes On the Banks of the Wabash the state song.
 Fire Destroyed the St Joseph Cath oIic church a Needham, Mass, yester- day, causing a loss estimated at S35,- 000.
 Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt endorses the suggestion that s squad of police women be appointed to deal with vice in New York.
 An Intention to Sue Battling Nelson, the pugilist, for divorce, was expressed by Mrs. Fay King Nelson, according to her father, James King.
 Senator Sheppard of Texas yesterday introduced a bill forbidding change of size or color of paper money with out the consent of congress.
 Weakened by Hunger and benumbed by cold. three miners who were en- tombed Wednesday in a coIliery near Mahanoy City. Pa, were rescued early yesterday.
 Homer RiegIe, Kansas City police man, 37 years old, was overpowered, he had arrested and was taking to jail yesterday
 Mrs. Louisa LindIoH. who was con victed al Chicago of the murder of her son to obtain insurance on his life. was sentenced yesterday to 25 years In the penitentiary.
 Felix Diaz Yesterday Accepted the candidacy for the presidency of Mex ico offered him by a committee repre- senting 9 party organized for the sole purpose of securing his election.
 Governor Sulzer Yesterday sent a letter to Col. Joseph F. Scott. super intendent of state prisons directing him to remove Frederick H. Mills, sales agent of the state prison depart ment
 7 Thomas .. Flynn, a~capitaiist, com mitted suicide in his apartments at illuminating gas. He left @ note say ing domestic troubles had caused him to end his life,
 By the Will of Mary 4. Clark of Nor walk $500 is left to Rev. F. Mcclure Bellows of Hartford. $500 to the Con neCticut Institute for the Blind at Hartford. and $2O0 to William s. Bo- gert of Bridgeport
 Secretary Meyer Yesterday awarded a contract for the construction of the battleship Pennsylvania, one of the largest in the world, to the Newport News; Snipbuilding company at their bid of S7,260, 900.
 Jewelry Robbery at the home of Mrs. Julia H. Erwin of Hartford has been reported to the police, who will give no particulars. The loss is thought to be $10,0o0, and expert porch climbers caused it.
 George c. Cruz, Fire Insurance ad- juster and broker high in the councils of the so-called arson trust" was sentenced yesterday to serve not less than 12 years nor more than p years and months in Sing Sing prison.
 Valentine Fredericks of Meriden and Nelson Andrews were drowned in Beaver pond yesterday the latter in attempting to rescue Freder1cks, and Herman Winterhalder who had broken through the ice while fishing.
 Edward ID. EhIers, a New York po- Hceman whose r years on the force had gained him the sobriquet of the honest policeman" shot and killed trial on charge of clubbing a citizen.
 The House Committee on the Dis trict of Columbia yesterday favorably reported bill to provide that street cars should not be operated on the and o'clock next Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frieda Frost of Philadelphia, who was recently convicted Of murder in the first degree in connection with the death of her husband about ten days after their marriage last August was refused a new trial yesterday and was sentenced to be hanged.
 A Marble Bust of Forme" Speaker Cannon presented by group of friends in the house, with the express ed hope that it be placed in the house office building, was accepted yesterday in a resolution introduced by Republt- can Leader Mann.
 Forty Persons Were More or Less seriously hurt in a collision at Sum init. Conn, yesterday morning be- tween a crowded trolley car bound from Waterbury to New Haven and a work car loaded with brick. No one, 1t Is believed, was fatally hurt.
 cit is Quite an Art to make good eatchup,' announces the latest official government cook book just issued by