Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-07
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 Condensed Telegrams
 The new French battleship La Cas- ,osne, of 25,2oo tons, has been launch-
 Porto Rico will ask the United States for s1,00o,0 900 loan to finance he coffee crop.
 The battIeship Minnesota sailed from the Philadelphia navy yard for Mexican waters. newest s1,O00,000 hostelry, was thrown Into bankruptcy.
 Forest fires caused damage of s1oo.- i poo to the Standing Rock Indian Res ervation at Mandan, N. D.
 Thomas Hanifan, a teamster, was i killed by a New Haven Railroad ex- press train at Springfield, Mass.
 b was announced In Paris that the | Argentine Senate has adopted the pAlAo@AcAA NASesSys
 James S. ScuIly, finanoisr and rail- road builder of Pennsylvania, died in He was 70 years old.
 The famous old Calvert homo at Riverdale, Md, built in 1902, has been purchased by A. R. Lofstrand for ESQ., 900.
 Four persons were Injured when trolley cars collided at the entrance Of the Queensborough Bridge in Long ls- land City.
 The third annual convention of the Investment Bankers Association or America, will be held in Philadelphia, Nov. 12-1S.
 At a cost of s25o, 1000, the Navy De- partment has completed at Darien, Panama. the second of a. chain of wire less towers. ,f96zkk
 Postmasters from Delaware. Mary land, Virginia. and North and South Dakota opened their annual convention in Washington.
 The State Department at Washing ton announced that the annual peace conference at The Hague will not be held next year.
 Mrs. Helen Harris of Long Island City said to be the oldest woman in New York State, died of heart disease. She was 106 years old.
 The hornes of former Borough Pres ident Cromwell and Miss Edith Walk CT, at Garrison s. l., were damaged by fire to the extent of s25,000. 70, Twelve persons were killed and Sev- e,~o1 fr1i in aXnl0EiOn inc Mulga Mines of the Woodward Iron Co, near Birmingham, Ala The fifth Pan- American conference, November 29, will probably be post poned until after the war. | President Wilson indorsed the action | of William F. McCombs in declining the offer of the chairmanship of the New York State Committee. The towns of lsbarta and Burdur Province of Konia- Turkey, were se- verely damaged by an eartQuake- A heavy loss of life is reported.
 work in the plant of the Internationa1 Harvester Co.,, at Milwaukee. The force was reduced on September 1. The S9 officers and crew, rescued from the revenue cutter Tahoma, which was wrecked off the Aleutian Islands, were landed at Unalaska. | Contributions amounting to $6,35a were received by the New York State Board of the American Red Cross bringing the total amount to s191,19
 After being scolded by her father for waywardness, Florence Ffnowitz of Jersey City, 14 years old, drank car bolic acid and died in few minutes | Simon J. Ceehowiez, former secre- I tary of the Polish National Alliance of Chicago, under indictment for em- bezziing s7.0o0 in funds, committed su- icide.
 pr. D. RaIston Reed, of Morristown x. J., Progressive Alderman, who motorized the Fire Department, has re- | signed to become a candidate fol Mayor.
 The dismissal of Lieut. Vim Wheat ley, 18th cavalry, from the army, fol- lowing conviction on charges of con-
 duct unbecoming an officer, was an- nounced.
 Representative Levy of New Yorl introduced resolution to require the hGpuDl1c or CuDa to reimburse the l United States for the expenses of pac- idcation.
 The $so,0o0 jail built at Hackensack N. J., two years ago, is too small Crime has become so popular it has
 been necessary to put three prisoners in a cell.
 Senator LaFoIlette of Wisconsin
 stated that he would not resign the Senatorship to become an independent
 candidate for Governor in opposition to Emanuel Phillipp.
 | Customs returns of the Philippin, Islands for the year ending June 90 show imports of s56,011,570 and ex. ports of S51 1,23S, ,04S, about S2,5Oo,0Ot less than in 1913.
 James E. Dalton an eleven year. old boy who weighed but 20 pounds
 and never developed mentally ol
 physically after he was three years old, died in Brooklyn.
 John Andres, uperintendent of tn, Detwiler 6 Street Fireworks Mfg. Go.
 in Jersey City, where three men were killed bV an eYDlOSiOn WAS arrested or