Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 28, 1911, Page 1

tiksd e BEETaE B Y SR ooz, m‘uwm burden’ rests heavily upon me.” A RACE FOR LIFE 3 2 ON SPECIAL TRAIN Miss Helen Daly Being Rushed te New York to Have Ogeration Performed. St. Paul, Minn., April 27.—A L car on ‘the! Chiesgo, Milwause & St 5 of one niember for each 211,877 of inhabitants. -increase of the size of the house Was greed to by members of both par- dties; but many republicans attacked it 2% | on ihe ground that it would make the t{ Grand -Trunk on the gover- mflfloh;ln L. ‘Saxe of of various ‘state it was -id at tha capi- ‘that the sensts will frst mg‘flle office 3f factory Hminated in; Avri® 37.As o resull of an be %flufloflwmac 1. Hood ed-as woman's . but it iy Enown Shiat aho 1 1n condition and her brother, nmmed ller. express: greatont sol iew York. mfld&b as_pomsible. Two physicians an#t” several nurses ars on the ‘train. 5 Sateh dlateier couet b Avsietan y U‘#x‘ States District Attorney: Ber- . nard "N Febre,. charging. ir‘-‘:‘ tion” “about rxshin‘ " *| Vice President ¥ L will bear. s phee Yesterday. House.-more’ unwieldy. - Insurgent re-. were . particularly vigorous Ing the' increase. "They sald if it were not. for the -demands o Womn Mfl Religious ahd ‘énder, to abi s o "“@ u:‘ red. tireir dea be. not endange: hool, the 1 : nt batk word that he had his b continue o‘n that; txl.ln Lit~ Ing e rehels poured dowe the 9&: on fifiel’ side of the ‘lmltheahoo!n‘m begun by bon: Munnudw Passengers in- Panic. ‘who had ‘besn imploring icer to ‘yefld yere im & oF wimic, The cries of women eadNehil: sas City, Me., il e diven a new. e hakespe has again De. gun digeing in the Sottom ot i e | Presios '-r EATS FOUR' DINNERS AND LUN el ‘WMANIGAL GOT. “FOR nvnnfin' G Jbl ‘Mhmuangnd" shee- | Talk Spends Avetiar Vory 5 Whils 2 for the cas to- : fl!ppl:eed- o(ntnh count, New' Haven JApFil 26.—# —sWhile Porttd 8ale:to the New York U&Bfl jthe New York, New Hartford Rafiroad compan¥ of 300,000 four per cent. bonds’ Central New England xflm i mature, te bonds himve bess for iasie and-pogotiations are 1 Tess for- their sale, These “bonds, which were authorized by the up-atate pul vice commission ef Nev. ¥orl blanket morigage, the dssue. of- ‘will De nearly the last of thoge states. that wonldGtherwise | | lose mem| there would besa gener- al séntiment in favor of keeping the membership af the present size of 391, TO TUNNEL UNDER NEW HAVEN TRACKS k “to Reach Tidewater Without Cressing at Grade. Providence, April 27.—A plan which, it ‘accepted by the legistature, will en- abie the Grand T craffroad to reach. & tidéwater :terminal .in" this city by {gmneling under thetracks of its Tival, ot rairosh. dly ‘The plan house committee gn corporations at a. Conference - this afterncon, at which Buckland of the New. Haven road and Vice President H. H. Pitzhugh -of the Grand Trunk road -were uent. @nd the committee voted to rt the: bill favérably to the house. the agreement,. the New Haven _Which _objected to the Grand ~crossig its tracks ~at grade, lflu!nce in expense be- the “tpacks underneath g on the surface. - ONE OF CHICAGO. GANG . OF ROBBERS CAUGHT- Ex-Convict Identified as One of Those Whao-Looted Mry Store. " Chicago, April 27 ID ex-convict, was seven of ‘the rine vi nday jewel robbe; took Thorson is deciared’ 1o Be the.man ‘who tood gvard in the back room .oyer.the: botmd ‘wierks and patrons while the othier three robbeis ooted. tho-stose,” It developed- today that. ‘Chiorson’s :tal! followed information. given by federal. anthorities, %Ho had been wing Day for ‘several. of the company and ref New Haven - company fo notahlp in repair of the Poj bridgs, and will retire the lar] toun of income bonds of the t‘emna New England whicli. are Held- by: thi qu Haven ocorporation. New England company and: io'l? miost all of its stack, common ferred,. of which a total Jof shares i outstanding and: also amount of its debt. Theo salé bonds will pit_a~large amount; Neéw Haven & Hart- | in the treum of the New Haven com- ,the Central: New: England, returng /{romn. « which: for: ern, ‘ome of- the “ ot sniba Tabor nswered - McManigal, I, -.i olng to- tell A e i vou o chm‘d {2 inguired Brain. 20 eharged with dynamiting [ the plant of th vellyu ifon works”) “g ll)ll do n? 1 - “Wh you get for it?” s tred - dolars,” - responded | NEW YORK Lufllzun % ‘ 1. “That Sx the price for alt m“cg Nrcoln April 17;: ‘ L' Auelea, Cal, April 27dohin 3, ffi‘. !Qm{iflnll Bridge and Structur- statement follows: ‘o the Brotherhood of Organized La- bor in California and the United PW‘; States: ,nxn “In u\u second attempt to crush ma take w the cause we represent, :. an roh!b nily the desperation ot v.ha col ‘enemfés of libor arrayed against Au ‘bt am.of gobd heart, for it will mn. ‘Dgglares His Innocence, “FRAt I am-innocent of any infrace tion Of the law i word of. act needs]! hm from me, for the truth is |’ Z ind wili_prevail right m‘:&-‘ wm r it'1 shall contentedly to. all brothers and frit the ;world over. and - aftectiodate greed 6. assurance that) there is: villainy of donspiracy no-nw 7hich-We-are afraid, ubfic Asked to Suspend Jud.uvmf. “"“f ‘@i also confident that it is mot m uldu top mich of the public to sus- 4’ judgment. in these mattérs um Spportunity for a rall and fair defen afforded. G Conn B ATterwarapiases L0 has beeh the hanflg of .the Reading company, finl\-UY passing Several years ago. to. the New Haven . corporatioh, wmh bousht up the bulk of s securt Al - bledding: nose. was. responsi elght-nenuta stop.at th - the Midland Los! d .necig:ntw the V arl. yesterday, was p Ange Lynch of N \\JW&‘moiho. A8 Lyieh, e