Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-23

feiters outfit was found in the woods near Tioga, La
 Loans Amounting to nearly $SO,- 1 0OO,0O0 will be necessary to meet the deficit in the Austrian budget for the first half of-1914.
 Rev. Edwin j. Gleason, s. J., pro- lessor of philosophy at Loyola uni 1 Yersity and lecturer on legal ethics, 1 died at Chicago yesterday.
 The Kaiser has Ordered moving 1 pictures installed on all German war ships to entertain the crews and keep them from excesses while in port
 LindIey M. Garrison, secretary of l war, accompanied by Mrs. Garrison 1 and his secretary left New York for Panama yesterday on the steamship 1 Colon.
 A Dividend of Twenty One Percent on the preferred stock of the Vul- | con Detinning company will be paid i to stockholders of record Nov. on Nov. 20.
 Samuel Suter Charged that seven cadets of the Hill Military academy of Portland Ore, tarred and feather l ed his son. John Doe" warrants were issued.
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 Henry Morgenthau, of New York, 1 newly appointed ambassador to Turkey, said goodbye to President l Wilson yesterday. He will sail No l venber 1 for his post.
 Isaac Levy a clothing merchant is l dying at his home in Brooklyn. as a result of taking four tablets of bich- l loride of mercury in mistake for a 1 headache remedy.
 From Far Off Australia, Miss Edith M. Graham arrived yesterday in l Washington, to orgSnize for the | Seventh Day Adventists a world wide 1 crusade of mission work.
 George R. Parker, the butler who robbed Theodore RooseveIts house in 1 Oyster Bay, pleaded guilty at Mine l ola, N. Y. and was sentenced to a year in the county jail
 After He Had Been Dead" from ! asphyXiation for more than hour Jean 1 Barudeaur, landscape gardener of 1 New Rochelle, was brought back to life by artificial breathing.
 Daniel and Evaristo Madero, broth 1 CTS of the late President Madero have | been arrested at Monterey charged with complicity in a plot to turn over that city to the revolutionaries.
 Edwin sywater, Caretagcer of Mt. i Higby reservoir at MiddletoWn. who ! served in the navy during the Civil war and also in the army died at his home yesterday after d long illness. President Wilson Yesterday signed the urgent deficiency bill carrying ex- emptions from the civil service of deputy United States marshaIs and deputy collectors of internal revenue.
 Princeton University's Graduate college and the Grover Cleveland Memorial tower which is Included in the architectural scheme of the college buildings were dedicated yesterday.
 The Deadly BaciIIi" which would be blackmailer sent to Mrs. Julia Rosenwald and to Mrs. Frederick NJ. Steel, of Chicago, were harmless, chemical analysis showed yesterday Warren Eaton, a Negro accused of having made an insulting remark to a white woman at Monroe La, Mon- day, was taken from jail early yes terday morning by mob and hanged to telegraph pole.
 Negotiations Have Been Closed by an English syndicate for the pur-
  ing properties in the New River dis trict of West Virginia- at a price said to approximate $50o0O,000.
 Charles F, Murphy, Tammany lead er( yesterday departed from his GUS tom of silence long enough to deny that Edward P. Mccall, democratic candidate for mayor had paid him for his nomination to the supreme court bench.
 1t is Expected that at a meeting of the state fish and game commission to be held next Tuesday, John M chosen superintendenmpt a salary of $500 d year to succeed James w. Tyson.
 There Will be no Amalgamation of the republican party with the pro- gressiVes until the older party adopts all Of the doctrines of the proeressfves according to Hiram w. Johnson, pro gressivo candidate for vice president last fall.
 Alexander Dan7browski pleaded guilty in the criminal superior court at LitcbafieId. yesterday to second de- l gree murder and was sentenced to i'm prisonment for life. He shot and killed George Thatcher at New Mil ford last May.
 Rev. Charles R. Brown, dean of the divinity school of Yale university. was chosen moderator of the National Council of Congregational Churches on the first ballot at Kansas City yes terday. Dr. Brown obtained 190 of | the 354 votes east
 Sander Villages, a clothing merchant { of Pittsburgh yesterday entered 4 i confectionery store conducted by Mrs l Ellen Muscowitz in Rankin Pa. and : shot the woman dead He then killed ! himself. Both were married. The Do- 1 lice declare the woman had refused i the mans attentions.
 Rev. John c. Brodt, pastor of the i Third United Presbyterian church at | St Louis, was released in the court | of criminal correction yesterday when his preliminary hearing was held on a charge preferred by a sixteen year old boy. The judge said he would not believe the boy under oath.
 In Consequence of the Many re- quests made upon the War department l for the loan of government property 1 especially army tents, Secretary Gar i1son has called upon Judge Advocate fHT1EIsgI fl |