Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1909, Page 1

¢ [ { VOL Ll -—NO L. NORWICH, CONN., SATURDAY: JANU“RY 2, 1909 . PRICE TWO CENTS ANOTHER TIDAL WAVE Cabled Farsgrapts | Former Banker New Year's Day | Cowdensed Teecrams |“SEAR FACED MAN” 1S LOCKED UP % d . TS gy Mrs. Pauline cumpm hanged hers i | ite House ' 1 : r 3 The United States produced $90.435.- Al o < | fertes o i e i 105 New: York Police Authorities had been Looking Cebu, Island | | Jan. L—A major por PROMINENT FIGURE IN SOCIAL | PRESIDENT RECEIVED OVE! f e R as Sl by 8 op Hi 2 R hich it is Tmpossible to Verify, is Cur-|:" s, X ey o D D o for Him for Weeks. umor wil P y | the foreign busin AND CLUB LIFE. THOUSAND GUESTS. 3 b 1 000, Considerab i ad 0 Becaiise John Marshbanks was pro- | e rent at Naples A T s e R Sritien < | [ fane i ia otide ac’Catoosa, Okla.. his =, k Jats brother, . killed him. | i \ Al [l A WAS BROKER FOR JAY COULD | EVERYBODY WAS WELCOME | | FORMER PATROLMAN CAGED AT LAST 1 d K orhe = 3 513 | The Chicago Law and Order Leagu | . ts hunting evidesice of wouen gamhlin FURTHER SHOCKS CRUMBLE RUINS - | And for Years Occupied Foremost Po- | Every Land and Every State and Ter. | ! Variois hull< abont ihe ity ; 1| sition in New York Financial Circles | ritory Represented—Absence of For. | | Professor Stevenson of New _York| | He Impersonated a Detective and Made Unauthorized Hmare A it| —He Was Seventy Years Old. mality at Annual Function, Taly was th tos Arrests--Wore Polics ' Badge No.3604-~Thursday Victims of the Great Disaster Now Estimated to Exceed| : 2 ,Senator. Hale stated i1 Night He Looted the Police Station in Criminal Courts 200,000—Lipari Islands Reported to Have Disappear- | » ] aged former banker g A e Euilding and Stole Officers’ Revolvers. | one 1 senten. o York, whose residen n Bl and i owe ed, Suffered Little Damage —Italy’s New Year’s Day - : recent crimcs i L atslence. wite aud ev-! Owing to Improved Conditions fex: | It ondemnec of valvular disease of the hes rotnced £hanin: o he i 1908, One of Lamentation and Grief — Refugees, in P‘mable,l railroad trou ober, 1 He was seventy years old | nothleea Shp R & n N | In adaition to ences, 12| many years occupied a pomin William McFadden, 14 wor- | nigh ner | e Condition Still Stream Into Naples and Palermo. str » 1o enal{siddon n the Avancial” cifcles o A s ol s Wi . o i~ Gould and Cyrus . Field eokes . ] B acquitted, i He left here six weeks ago, inten and women | _Six Days' Work by Doctors it Rom, | | « the shield 1 to remo a " . g to spend the a, 1 in the official d so-| G ave fallud t awak Mre. Loa | Do aved by impersonator of I« o t ' UNANIMOUS.VOTE OF THANKS Ga 1 life Washington were present | Hail, who went to sleep on Christmas | Dt o 8 . ports TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE | 'l ariived fn Wasbiugton, but on ic- | Unprecedented Number of Small Chil- | dity \ 6 e Police Revolvers All Stolen. ugee - Shi i o 4 ¥ . « 1 night t o and ] o Bhipe L““",V:m" Quicklimes” | o Sympathy and Aid in’ Behalf of | 10 f AEnt Jto- the loms | Hren After Being Saved a Week Ago, 11 e ; nd ! o o RrmpATy tance of his G o ul Spofford Pears vears old. managed (0 k naking zed arrest rom th ) puile § today have notyec beens el ation, King \ the Sufferers. | aw of Admiral Hich z{ Al Scar-faced Cops Lin t # tasion, * D) captors t N s may, howe | chiloroform On Dec N an- | v t t ound n one . e B I r Of Quaker Parentage. — lawfully lodged i : the & < - e ke e rt Y ¥ 2 | v Heavy Snow has tied 1 North- | g man i A ' e : s sl ! dulklipies oo i ern Pacific trafic betwoe M8 | Ssars o ine. ¢ A ave been wreck- | , SO far as ha ; - £ ot { Winnipeg, snow plo smo- el 2 . s gl = - | ot vy N L : en e | o Fine Weather Prevailed. no' PaniRnerican. Beientific con- | T - ’ By SYSTEMATIC SEARCH ; & their th th i veat 00] and b g At Rantiugo de Ch : NEW YORK'S NEW YEAR'S DAY. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE i i teers 1]and the ti people g that | OF RUINS IMPOSSIBLE ; i -t ugh- | sembled he “presiden d : American repub- | “Open House” Was the Order in the | Statement by Commissioner Averill af Supply Service Beginning to Work ALL THE WORLD SENDS AID. | e o i Db {he waicet) H r nenby M R ¢ ywed the utine g ¥ qecure | Metropolis. Interest to State of Connecticut. I t Shocl il . 1 f B —| rily — Slight Shocks Still Church Collections Tomorro 1 ; ; L ! - York, Jar \ N Wa glon Depo Hur of « \ s P < 5 2 3 - s k g B L mit : h R - “ o 1 ‘ N s W . ' ivid ‘ R ¢ : revelr Year's da > ) 5 lar foi- ¥ W e adny 3 { t e ; i New York to > A Bishop's Personal Contribution. hat g < ¢ accoun e preva- w K 3 . 4 R i W D 1 - \ 1 s hove 1 S talian A oy i ¢ a > ounties ex- it n T I T . e Niag i : ey Rnee b e Monroe Wilson's St. Louis Red Cross. . e ke 35 . g ? ¥ - 4 The d o A R ¢ 5 3 T 1 o & It i t e sig Natio » . Ruined Buildings Crumble the c it e A DEFENSE OPENS IN ERB CASE. - Celsbration Money Sent Sufferers. X . e 2.4 Mrs. Erb Collansed and Was Carried b N oy first “cor . Court Room ( | A I on 5 o - ; PUT INTO SAVANNAH RIVER { | CONDUCTOR H. B. FORD KILLED. A ' ¥ WITH HER CARGO ON FIRE. | tof that 1 T S ermse of | Caught Between a Gang Plank and ' 0 c New Freight and Passenger Steamer | Freight C " s g Texas May Be Total Loss o <rte u s M M ; W se g fore th nt na { v ninals Under Guard . Y. muby S eias Claot ;s & s gained adn ¢ Ansiol | e K > 1 have ng ] ‘ amship Texas, Captal > and T 5 al | Plans Were Filed for the Erection i E réase the csgona o 4 s | Magnificent Summer Home at Black M pas v £ party. | betweer A 34 : Savelmah fics depatt Rock b it ‘ ¥ . : s i A ) was . oroker in | ca aiued v « Twe Unkncwn Persons Were Hurt! t 0 $74,702. Of thi® $12,839 i g Receptions Elsewhere tinental west bowne s wa - 3 $100,f * ¥ s P 9 Pr de airi: New Year ay of Lamentation. - 3 & C missi ingl 2 Yearsipay of & g g0, J $4 ] DIED IN CHURCH PEW. & and late d isiness | Speak nibers. « Wty e g '\ | « ~ | t Aged New York Broker Had Just Fin M N e an ho in t ereNe- | g 1o t . & S flerer I t ished Interesting Remarks | most ex € e = 2 [ e s i ts wmay ! The Thermometer Thursday - f ) years me p t ti 1 p nd ¢ . . ar Athens Votes $30,000 xchar 1 ont y t b 8 s B X vt hurak Alarmed hy the Incrsasing Invasion Wi s Vishir, Einkantiel - Blsy Appeal to Ancient Order of Hibernians. | i " Mie pow Ads Bie COBALT HAS $3,000 FIRE FARMERSPICKED U ey Deingey (1 J l t is est s i ;4 FROM THE ROADSIDE. rses - o ! a ok i N wantdis » CC“"“"“‘D‘ T""’”‘N E";"“ on First| voung Son of Weunded Man Tells g s ; : 4 ar of F ¥ . Perkink had's Tatk liit ay of New Year. { Sheange. $#6cy iob Affalt 1t:Was Learned at Washington . encuers P ns th e s is- y Wall street - o ming 3 " ; J ol b ¥ Mr. ¢ WEST VIRGINIA VOLCANO | 72 el e A o ODohal 4 Tk po t #ix ' ) ppiics, ihe The Air Strong With Sulphur Fumes— - 2 , »: ghbors <A Merrymaking Partysi; | P S v A i ot Inhabitants Anxious. t beg ;‘. P Don | SV abo Hed Af A Soldiers in Rescue Work: T had contributed $1,000 f Ty : Ny T : 0 ! nple led fo an investigation | Major being | A large number o s 3 o T hita A . 1.7 T and the arrest of Hwnphrey and Den fpssina and ot PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT e|and her two dsughters Yhom, sccording hbors, | | st oy | S drds ambazkiay The PLANNING HOW BEST TO AID, s ks S oy he po p liidle info; ‘:‘ prina- | e ooy Sifptens pects to Send Message to Congress | s, % spisted the g drinking heav- | tor | far as ¢ ox ay 2 . Ttk vas . Hum however, clain | . Jext Monclay |, Flames ace dist 5 arge part [ ¢ tuat Te found the child sittiug by | Witnesses in the Investigation into| Generous Spirit in Giving. W o 6 e ey e _““:|' oS s | Nis father’s side last night, and think- | the managenent ald offered b, peop planr S 5 & | X th vild the house of Benjamin Clams ard musi h g % P i o seve - F | off. 'The little boy ploye Con I s ) > > — | Charged With Being Short in His Ac- L - fip g o4 s ATE STRYCHNINE PILLS, | cosinits. and locked him up in Bar- The Books e Italia e : 2 ke hich he esca Washington Asura. A B greu Four Year Old Torrington Boy Took l Sl langan 1. b el <o e o were taken from th i palace of t Breu ; Them for Candy. ! Witwoistor ticenigruin home he saw the body of his | nigh and shisped to F 2 { disposition | able to for I nt for the New York, New ther, and then aroused the neigh- | (it mnotice to the N 4 | . gress to be laic en | o | Hartford raflrcad at Larel.- ; bors U | snvenes Mo = ¢ ked up I e cot )y’ Donnell went to Spencer yesterda sy, 7 Daughter of the ¥ing Raises Contri- | oo “hn ooer, B pant e peading | : Fiaitls ‘i detett. of taking the boy with him. In the even- | _Justice Spielberg ordercd " | butions. The p dent a S L E il : g ing he was seen with Humphre on of cher wher 3 ia a ¥ = e e | e FE in in a barroom. After that disap- Tk City rauded out of $2 hav i a a h | ¥ peared. Medical Examir Baker per surhmonges in sults . : S A = the T Death of C°"9'"’"‘°" Gillett. formed an autopsy to and announc- t physic and lawyer | Ir ortow ¢ ¢ weit to a -| New York. Jan. 1 esentative ' od that the wound on the forehead was counts. | elieved to ing machine ¢ ) 1nd a hox | C. W. Gillet of Addison, N. Y., is dead | not sufficient to have caused death, but — - RS £ — € — bl e of strychnine nills. Thinking the pills | here at the home of his daughter, Mrs. | iy probably rendered O'Donnel! | Historic Guidon Presented to Govern- £ i B candy, he ate five of them and|C M. Wales, whom he was visiting. | ynconscious and death was due to ex- v Gaiie | i against the car, fracturing | at i e vas unable to o i Wi Argt in despat ours afterwards in great | tt's death occurred suddenly | posure 1.~The tatt $ skull. - v : 4 sustain % v o departm | s due to heart dis he state police discovered what jdon ot kb tuoob form; & pase ]| . h rar sunt Kig == ea vears old. Repre- | was appurently atr blood leading el e g Air line-and | r Ma tha ad a telegr: ta republican and | from t ce where the hody was (ks speiae 3 it o 1 os i " D of th s ¢ rirty-third con- | found th h a past to a camp gy B e M s will be ta t b s are no | i il clve times. He | occupled by Dennis Gearln, who s & from the roo afore ol m to aid c . ; was born in Addison, N. \‘;4”\.")' pper. There were traces of a Making Tour of the v i inse nounced islizabet (ontral Park West| |\ ard Hebrew. Brofessor Resigns. o World. Al ¥. ess to- s lost a_pear] ne tmibridge, Mass. Jan. 1 The res- | Caught Beneath Falling Bricks from . Jan. le=Amoug the : rs m of Crawford Howell Toy, A. Colingiesnm Chivane e Reed-Hoch Marriag andin an of add ate depar A i Al Waterbury, Conn., Jan Elmer o1 ) Kaun., Jai The first wad tional steamers in ihe str of Me e’ 000 T ey uaEeS o1 | Jackson, a ‘bragier, und Samuel Ed- | ho | ding cermon r o n the sina. The big einigrant steamer Nor ettt ety As nnounced | S, gngs ‘a teamster, were caught be. | Baltimore a aking ) exacutive. niny in Topeks. took plaee Awerika i1 . s Bt cnts n con- | peath 4 pile of falling bricks resuiting | auarters flag. 108t overcome ¢ | toduy, when Miss Anua Hoch, daugh weoo 1 persons, A desp! Murder and Suicide. e SERUIRTE ““-““’,“‘:‘ SINCE | rrom the collapse of au eighty foot | > | great earthguak: ter of ernor Hach, was united in tour otu 6 are fol- regard licabet ~N. J, Jan. 1—Alexaudes | reslgnation will teke effect | pasoury chimney at-the Chase relling | Cat Show at Madison Square Garden. | PR gt oy o marriags 10 James W Reed of Chanute, Jowing Her Wil os able to take off & earthquais the young man who | T 2 mill plant at 4.40 p. in. today. Both re- | New Yook, Jan, l-=Jock of D&y oath o A (e Raneas gether & thoysend more. Sig d Rose Wa ceived severe imjuries about the Head break, & shaded silver feline oWned Conn . Jan. L~~Willlam g s Chimirri, ding Calabrian de Q Fopular Southsrn Authorass Desd. | ang body, but sre not dangerousy hur:. | 3rs. B. B. Cridler of Déhsville, N died at his nome¥here to- | 3?"'""' Shocks .in Alg moa rvicw, adviges the cor « 13 La., Jan —Mazy® Several hundred workmen wers em- | was today awarded the Mr. Harris - § Algetie Jan. tie i . i Maore Davis, Tie " populst | ployea in che works at the time of the | of this vear's cat show at lingworth and rep- | Iquelce $NOCKs were feit p‘t il gt ”~ / it e and wife of Major | collapss. o company’s tieory ix that | Square Garden. Second place wen at_tewn in the genera 0 onight, Wit no damage was i iocgpor L gl e hert. as in | 1809, ave te Hold . 4 tic | died ir Fdwa < ‘cditor of the | tlie.earth At e foundition set- | “Caroline,” & short haired cat owi l 1588, and _also served ' The i turhancés coverdd a M‘ 1808, near thslr ewn hemes. It is the ! pubie ne.m, in the opera house. of his Injuries i died here teda Vited and cavsed the collapre. by Mrs. . H. Jones of Rochests town as melectinan. He leaves a thies nute, ‘