Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29

lnIernatlonal OTOdn exposition al Lyons, France.
 Thomas W. McNeiI, lawyer accused of withholding S2,000 from a client in three years ago, was ar rested in New York.
 Four persons were killed and 50 injured when a large dry kiln of the Alabama Lumber & Kiln Co-, at Sam son, Ala, collapsed.
 The per cent increase in rates on certain interstate freight traffic in the | Central Freight Association territory | has gone into effect
 Governor Hall of Louisiana has filed suit in New Orleans to enjoin the American Refining Co.,, from doing business in that State.
 Any person, who is seen lighting or assisting to keep up an election fire in Greater New York, this election, will be immediately arrested.
 The steamer Devcnian left Boston for Liverpool via Halifax. where she will take a cargo of horses to Eng land for use in the army.
 George Ryan, alias Kayser, serving sentence for burglary in the Staie prison at Trenton N. J.. escaped by sealing over the high wall.
 Another hospital unit composed of three American surgeons and twelve nurses will be sent to Servia shortly, by the American Red Cross
 One workman was scalded to death and two others were badly scalded when steam pipe burst in the Rabbit soap plant in North Bergen, N. J.  Officials of the Navy Department de- clared that the reported sea battle l' the coast of Virginia" is probably the target practice of the Atlantic fleet. Contributions, amounting to Se20 were received by the New York State
 Board of the American Red Cross bringing the total amount to $2S3, ,S63. The United States torpedo boat des- l troyer Paulding, which was driven | sshoTe near Norfolk. Va, during a. re- cent storm, was refioated undamazed-
 President Wilson abandoned his semi i-weekly Cabinet meeting as most of the Cabinet members are absent
 from Washington doing campaign work.
 Charles Gafner, a Brooklyn jewellel was swindled out of s6,000 which -ns
 paid to two Belgian refugees for 20 rou ds of tin which he believed was platinum.
 Dominick Dorio, proprietor of cof-
 fee house in The Bronx, was arrested
 for Violating the Sullivan law. He
 h~7 irk and revolver in his pos
 session.
 The employees of the American
 Smelling & Refining Co.'s plant ir
 Monterey, Mexico have gone on strike l demanding more wages and an eight hour day.
 | Exports of merchandise at the porl
 of New York for the week endintg October "A amounted to $21. 97.327
 compared with s17,ss4,512 the same l week in 1912.
 Captain John A.. Fish of New York l was placed on trial in Boston charged with burning his yacht to secure the
 S15.O00 insurance money from the
 United States Lloyds. | Hans Hansen, a Long Island fisher man was fatally injured when Jed
 Rose, fisherman of the same place, emptied a shotgun into Hansen when
 he saw him talking to his wife. | Governor Dunn. of Illinois, has is-
 sued a proclamation quarantining the | State aeainst the counties in Michigan | and Indiana where the foot and mouth | disease has broken out among cat | tie.
 | The Tuckerton tN. J.) wireless sta ton which recently broke down, has | been repairei. and will be operated | under strict Government censorship:
 no nnessenges to be transmitted to ships at sea | Brooklyn police are trying to identi-
 fy two elderly American women who committed suicide in chaap lod-'nS
 house in Venice. Italy. The clothing of the women bore the names of Brook | lyn department stores. | pwiaht C. Kilbourne. clerk of the
 Litchfield county superior court since
 1887, died at his home at East Litch- | field of pneumonia. He was a veteran
 of the civil war and was known as a.
 historian. He was born here TT years
 ago.
 | At the second days session of the | Connecticut Valley conference in the | first Unitarian church, Hartford, ad-
 dresses were delivered by the Rev. Ed
 gar S. Wiers of Montclair, N. J.. and
 the Rev. Charles F. Dole of Jamaica
 Plain, Mass.
 J. J. o'srien, Chief of Police of Edgewater. N. J.. has left for Lon don to tring back Ralph E. Lowell. who while receiving teller of the Ed-cwateT | National Bank of Hackensack. dis
 appeared with some of the banks | money.
 1 President Wilson wifi deliver tho | dedtcatory addre~s at the unveilIng of | a tablet in wasfin-ton commemorate | ing the hu~dredth anniversary of the signing Of the Treaty Of Ghent. which
 insured la"tins peace between the l English speaking people. At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago ard St. Louis Railroad com pany Frederick w. Vanderbilt, William | Rockefeller, Walter P. Bliss, Robert s. Lovett and w. J. Hackney were re- elected directors to serve three years. | Washington, Oct. 2s.-Support for | the movement to raise 150, 900 for for
 eign mission endeavor next year was pledged by the general conference uf Seventh Day AdveDtists at Washing
 ten.