Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 10, 1913, Page 1

l: e ulleun s (,lrculanon In_Norwich is Double That of Any Other Paper, and lts Total Circulation is the Largest t in Connesticut in Frnporuun to the City’s Populath\ 1 3 - 1 TWO HELD AS PUTNAM'S FIREBUGS| Catied_Parsorsts I horys Girls 187,000,000 for | Condensed Teiearams TARIFF BILL PASSES THE SENATE L | P | | crowded pier collapsed in Onan 0 I Russian Aviator Killed. o k ‘LU.:J Lake, near Syracuse, N. Y., -ll' shonie o i | \l( topol, v',.r: a, Sept “v ~ I’u. A most drowning 17 persons. - | military aviator Druschinin fell today muse aw il |c = i . . e er Cain Arrested |5 iqmskins « sieht and was instant- | The long dry spefl throughout the | S@NALOT LaFollette, Repuhhcan, and Senator Poindex- Attorney Howarth and Court Messenger Cain Arrested /i e Sl ‘. i A A oW |coat manufacturers into bankruptey . . ) { % {av by the State Police Senman: Aviators Killed. [cHEER AND DANGE OUTSIDE|NEW HAVEN ROAD To sPEND | " = ter, Progress.ve, Vote with Democrats storday by | Sept. 9.—Or. Ringer Ger- | S hunting season has | ? Yesterday oy ine d | HIS WINDOW IT IMMEDIATELY |in Minnesota. Game birds are reported | A e Lvs A ; l | more plentiful than in any othdt year's | i ; = okl season. g e L.OTT'S STATEMENT 5 I.DUISIANA SENATORS VOTE IN THE NEGATIVE ” “T FOR THE 0 [ por |HE ENJOYS AN OUTING| L. o e e, CASES SET FOR THE OCTCBER TERM OF COURT | : | ‘ | | 2 | — inl congressional election in Maine v\ui e RERIEEY - | Monday 3 | Guards Escort Him Up a Hill to View | Urgency of Debenture Bond lssus Im- 3 i < 5 b o1 4 ; Sl e ed s B lesande ot Tiook | LaFollette Regards the Bill as a Protective Measure Except as Y Unable to Furnish $10,000 Bonds and are | = ‘ didacy for the the Setting Sun—Justice MoKeo Dia- | pressed Upon Massachusstts’ Public | Alexander, M. Thackara, consul sen- | i ¢ i s " ater he w ) to : g il i promotion to the post of coneul ganeral | It Applies to Wool and Sugar—Poindexter Says It is Taken to Jail—Arrests Create Sensation in Putnam o gruntled Over Acquittal of Jerome. Service Commission™ at Hearing “u”r motio the p risl g [ pp! g ! : & bly K Mitivsof To L i | | e phosphorescent akirt, which has | Better Than Payne-Aldrich Law—Measure Embodies an N ez 7 were Favorably Known—Motive of In- < | Boston, ) —De | made its a ce i rligle, Pa., | 3 ! khurs r Harry K. | proposed’ 367,000,000 tssus of-d > | is said to outshine the x-ray silhoustts | Average Reduction of 28 Per Cent. from Existing Rates \diarism Not Disclosed—Blamed for Eight Fires ; : The Pal a locking | BSLOsei 24000 000 ftauo of ot L | A B by & "t Sk ord | 5sary for meel floating inde M. F. Joyce, a messenger boy, was > ¥ A e ALEE th e s i from | 1 necessar rovements, on |into contact with 4 hish tensien e | ic AT Tovielo ) : 1 x ed S At migh | S d 1 three New York, New Ha = “.w Clinton, Mass. at 5.43 o'clock thi: s tim w £ e | hg eecaped more | tian Sureo|soranviison: railroad | | burst of appia every rea { currency o 5 y Thaw | tyard, I sedi SOWatt S TRen, S KTBart o Goldenibung, X histwWife: s reform rough with . . L | for ore guards led | Jot Massachusetts public sor. | four children yesterday were burne eq norE and loye s nt read Castro Leader Escaped. | the ¢ S pport of | death when their home at Bridgeport, | A% Its passag o the g When that 1s s : > o ho . for permis- | 111, was destroyed by fire. Dxkrines lu the ; ssston o sixty ! v g i Gen. | Eee) puEge or perm | voting when Senator 1 1 cong sve pussed Into hos P 1 an X- | A te lican, is It his 1 oan e distinetion, flcem tobert \ ela A An explosion of gasoline in 4 | ana k i 3 v » rate 5 LS war | | on Roast Partridge | - $7.000,000 Appliances. |4t Newburyport, Mass., yesterday | by Senata ex r t and nute At v . 1 v w ow | Presig ¥ h the need. d three business blocks and about| The democrats wood and : are: 5 K fscis ers miowing e New H oad, and said that |a dozen dwellings. Loss over $60,000. | out the lomo 1ot og \ My S nittees & ¢ ; hinke S ; S esiaiadn 1y station. He fieadsin the near fuoie the g | iMis.c. Barth of Brooklyn, had Max | Thornton of Lo rats, Admires LaFolletts and Poindexter, . r e troom n coa o or the v _ s, TgASIYe | Speer, a saloon keeper, arrested when | voted against the bill A Wher was asked to 3 ped 1n 1 o b i od ) e TG he defied her order fort him to | would put sugar or x b } e Al it attovnry Waline ¥ 1o bi stairs two | Pose” e a nd_seven m 'l el liquor to her husband, Otte Barth. | til the names Ser s LaFollet g Sen indester B urteen Cou Complaint BY FLAMES tridg o cal | it At | Lo Rhodes, 16 years old, of Phil- [ Bowever, e ¥ = nscientios pendence and t : r d 150 Summer | day with nts o |until_allowed to wed her sweetheart, | %6T¢ Ereeted wit i L ways confident " ¥ | tor. ; ¢w president frankly admitied | With whom she was caught when about | PIause the dem majority would w 2 ( | Thaw Does Not Know Lawyers' Plans. paer riin e oanl Boliieiet | R R ) be kept intaot, to insure. the passaee = : S eonl ss., S Re aticool t 5 H 1 —— | President wils . i argin, had been B¢ - fontr T s Early next winter Congress will | grea # T hoping for the vo f progressive re & i si Gt Ao et subsidiary said onsider legislation prohibiting rall 6 , s pu x »me of his friends 3 « D dea e e a waiting for the next move | made the road's fiscal ag All cash, commercial notes, dicted s pass b i presiden; feif hapg 1 ; S o N i ceh et telaphi MEtes The Morgan Contract. and othor securitics of the state | immeodiate is £ o e e har N ALLEGED GRAFT IN B AR S e R 4 5 >Sresid Rea of the Pennsylvania |& InEram, Wis, were stoien yest [l i i T ty, wi 1 heen an er au- ; : e The aridar Claras Montreal 3 th o present mone- | bank buliding w ith dyn L donrokenth o : 2 e ite House and be - cnic oyecial {avosttunto Rewark ho- | purposed @iving ont & statement & ey, S % PIOROSA IS The Brotherhood of Painters, D A L | vote, T O SRS I v ¢ N smex R Pt S e i unfair work being done by United ¢ is apartmen v . . E | es this atternoon and broke | Compan - S ‘the — c ¢ Sk ner L % ik notony of flis acens outalde the 5 4 Joseph Knocke of Norwalk, a1 I ¢ Ihb pedsic ope e e e ari, the | fugitive's window. Ten girls, most of ‘ S plove of the United Electric Tight caders ¢ e n which: 1 s ¥ senats o turs | them: blondes; shrieked Morgan becs his Water Company, was instanily k o e L : Bl i : ion il 6 t w Haven's |at New Canaan_yesterday w e # | Mexican situation develops am . wne - | wit an ottage color pulled ‘out, Thaw stood at was favorable 3 - . - oun © a war seasor | Ao i whlie: langnine el o s eorable | President” Howard Elliott, of tha - - : - - o ek ping his hands and nodding approval. Tor ines M ew \_'M‘k.‘\fl\ Haven and Hartford MISSING MAN'S BODY v ot My, ilenn i fAoancisl tono | was elected a director of the Boston n . g t Justice McKee Disgruntled. nan ! nd Maine Railroad vesterday to fil 2 3 | FOUND IN A TRUNK, e grand JTames McK ustice of the e i | the vacancy caused by the resigna x G ¢ ape 4 i B i Bl A warrant 1o Disposal of Trolley Lines. | tton of Charles 8. Melien gl 3 So Badly Decomposed It is Impossible o e & 22 | imputs £ ers Jorom question as to ean- | | b To Determine Cause.of Death. - b sgperag. harge of he New “‘ en disposing of ; Coroner John J. Phelan of Bridgeport : d oo g ¢ he was no hip and trolley properties, | wag at Norwalk yesterday and con : "1 ottawa. o 9.—The body of e e e g Srate ey would have | Investigation into the fatal L e Sk tor ; vn, N. Y., - . | tane o and that [ 1O gy, M€ to MEEt | cogt the lives of Mr. and Mrs, Addison | NOUSe o b, i miss Jaught Park * i of ow t cou Pashn e Millar and Miss Jessie Guthrie. h o . d in a trunk in x . ¢ a ? 1 s o A man who gav,ym»w B ke med began oy ; o e moen § .‘H\ )i e o araell of these hold | fhought to have spent his last cent for | tB 2 : 2 Sar |t mur i of solution e e ] e 153 d mean " ruf i to Boston, fatally shot him- | Sach does n | red ra ‘ 1 ; dreds of co Sl 2|t RS glo ek 1us which arrived at Boston from LaFollette Vote p \ for me. The ans ! nar join Opposition Not Heard New York yesterdsy o posed that the e 1 A « 0ld goods D e Aettoamapsanla or C e on Meyer former secre- | A |arge number of dealers in % v Robinson had met hi 7 T . n s protective committee, | ang towns in the state held a i Sroie s T P i b : a e owever mittee, reprosenting | {rence with Duiry Gomunissionce & 1| Nath et . = e MRS. THAW AT MONTREAL. nnecticut *ard | RAILROADS URGE A P estate r. 3 ra e of Famous Prisoner Declines Lo D. Brande v WRECK INVESTIGATION . 4 g g - Ak 9inen : i : 1o | Address Long Telegram to Members nag e £ Sept. 9.—Mrs. Ma of Senate and House. : + Bt 4 v, mother of Harry K 1w, | STEEL COACHES SAVE | bbby bl : : Ao . b Hed My wained nncsn ax LIVES IN A WRECK.| ¢ pt. 9.—Representatives | way bowed tai . 5 1 gELinic . “on | Thirty-five Injured When Pennsylvania | '€ e Son 1 S | ously an \ ‘ . e same pu e rer ‘omm i e i P ¢ m i s z e P T. W S X = % 8 on the r pa ¥ i o ed 1 be 1 | phic] E "be ta 3 < f i . law demanding that s rs be | he contributed & for t I 3 arres Vot aa Delay of Two or Three Yea 2 < i o RECORD EAT CROP. g - allos FALLS IN FAINT cervat d | TRAINS .COLLIDE ON ; S 7 : ton. Ve 5 8 Suffer a Slight ttack o Angina I ‘ a2 3 2 LONG ISLAND ROAD | prodiictiol W der | th 1R te 0 c 4 a on. Do Pectoris at Oakland, Cal. President Psters Thrown from Seat | trade n en ne it | cale a ed i1 1 8 = 8. sm P— ; remar and Badly Shaken U in this bi : : Ieducing & s - e ] U6 St Touls manu o | Poindextor Also Expiins | crop " estimates o 331,006,000 busheis: “n ' n a e Pete Eanator Painde . il destructive crop’ weather d = i 5 president railroad, | “I voted for th . ety b e : st at | eley, where o r ! o land road at |force. Furthermore o a qe i - = . n. | condition was not i e n | come sax which we } ;| pests wer by the : 2 e Nl Tk To The secretary had 3 underskir's tc I e s i lone ! - -3 A 200 miles southwest | fealing weil before t 2 dages for »ce | were seriously injure Some of its rates are t e ol £ S0 mien Wed- | Secretary Lane's s possible the relie a standstill when the | some are too low—but its gen 5 ] - . ~ntaut = 2 | abandoned’ when' & of hi hmoad @l - persons | ed tnto it, the engine of 4 GhhD ol e G gt L e n B i ioh Baisite B Ditation of : case by 4 physician ] se injuries required medical atten- | train ploughing > | Its classification Is far fron amounting P4 has ot - Més ‘BEyaia Dlamond Ring Steamship Arrival ton alsaio sEE : ‘ 0e which was. B netmsorte f a normal. Ne = /S etary v, steamer Se E et for the floods in March. A partieularly | thrown from his seat e shock but | Senator Gal y ¢ a boun ) » o . E i den Q « ept. 9.—Arrived, | Recess i L0 g T A tonaaa e Poor Health Caused Suicide. te | timate t erop o h " ryan | steamer Franconia. Goston for Liver Collapse Due to Overwork e Rocky Hfll, Conn., 'Sept. 8.—Miss debate of no|ed increasec GISLAT s J Tepart- | D | Berkétey, Cal., Sept. 9. —Dr. Freder s was much | He Buckley Holi, who ended her | tariff figh < | making otal production 2430 . ' 1 was eith- | racille Ar eam Berkolny iy i are : ; Anging.dn & feeling (hrot i shels, or an increase of 4.3 B Bl fo ! { viewing the Admission T parade, in P " Members atemer L}N bush a, < m‘:{;nwt‘ (:lld-‘ tohls: Welsh Bout Off ew York, Sept, 9 ved, steam | Oaklana today was larsely due | g vn about li for the pe. e the Whesreoocl o ot I ? e . Luiss, Hamburg Sversork hough some were cat by which ha e T e s ey ALV ER . sisgd e g X ) " Califc y 1 E - e e L | the conditions existing in August, and . sasions for th Trolley and Auto Bus Collide Calk-a C lifo Pastor | e A handsomely’ and coms B 1) i i % intention of | fween a large nuto bus and a trolley rogational) ch hight unan- | Thompson, widow of ate I ent because of domestlc troubles, Na s rea- | more than predic . 4 - w.d o San Franeises (opight and Miss Emma | Imously extended a call o Rev. H | A. Thompson, bullder of s rail | than Smilowitz, a ment_into Uhere hns been - SIE— ) sitest wae off, | & he auto. s in | Miles of Rerkeley, ¢ 1o hecoms ifs | w GUos; pEUR stor of cus GE{the Bak mots of & by arinkiog | hee e . French Aviator Killed, &1 i sroken faw, | pasier, to All tha vacancy caused by | e famous . amissment | tonight and ended v Arink ack. b Rt p : e ¥ P s Aol T e kflled Iate today | carbolic actd. A roll nf bille was found | and comm Tilanaes m | gLyons, France, Sept. 5.—A menos | v It { cut ‘”,v My Miles. 18 H,L» ke of vard | accident near Pine- [in his clothe He icaves u widow and | happ: v have haen i ul ane driven by Avlator Chomienne foi . Bul witho ess | bruised and Yale divinity schooi i six children the government of the i al altoday, The pilot was kiflied.