Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07

Ing all the modern dances, will be Op- ened in Chicago this week.
 A contract has been signed for the erection of a GuatemaIan building at the San Francisco exposition ton of New York. will increase its capital from $35o,0oO to $2.oo0, ,00o.
 Former Governor Eben s. Draper, of Massachusetts. who died in the South last winter, left an estate of $6,s77.312 Ex-President Taft, in Detroit, said there is less need for our army right now than there has been for long time.
 J. Foster WiIIein. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio, dropped dead of heart failure at New Phila- delphia-
 Five persons were hurt, three fatal lided with an automobile near Ken
 Thomas Larsen, a carpenter of hearney, N. J., was fatally injured when he fell on his hatchet which cut into his lungs.
 Two men were burned to death and four others were injured in fire which destroyed small hotel at Paris. Tenn.
 pr. Alexander Campbell Fraser, professor emeritus of logic and meta physics at Edinburgh University, died in Edinburgh.
 Rabies has appeared in coyotes in Umatilla County. Ore. One man and a dozen dogs have been bitten by the infected animals.
 ed States in the last three months reached the unprecedented total of 65.504,574 pounds.
 signor Perusini, we'll known sing Russell. died in the Forrest Home, near Philadelphia
 The Petroleum Iron Works and Pennsylvania Tank Car plant at Shar- on, Pa. are operating on double time to keep up with orders.
 A man who held up Mrs. Hattie Russell. Friday at East Concord. Vt. shot and killed himself when officers attempted to arrest him.
 A British ship has been assigned for duty as a floating hospital in the harbor of Calais for Belgian soldiers suffering with typhoid fever.
 Eleven battIeships of the Atlantic neuvers off the Virginia Capes, left Norfolk for various navy yards.
 A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed by the Westfield Brick Com pany. Mass. Liabilities were placed at S1O7,0OO and assets at $3s,7Oo.
 Paintings by old masters valued at $1, 100000 were destroyed by fire in the hold of the steamer Mississippi. a freight steamer of the French line.
 Ernest N. Dittenhoefer of New York was appointed an ancillary receiver for Liebler Company of New York. les sees of the Plymouth Theater in Bos- ton.
 Fifty New York city employees have set out to kill or capture the giant hawk, which has been killing pigeons around the top of the Municipal build ing.
 While driving a motor delivery truck near Manville, N. J., Norman Force was struck and killed by a Lehigh Valley express running at 50 miles an hour.
 Joseph Joyce. of New York, an ex- convict. was arrested after he had participated in gun fight with three members of the Hudson Dusters'' gang.
 Henry 'sieseI has agreed that de- positors in his failed bank in Boston shall share equally with New York depositors in any payments to be made
 The police of Hoboken, are search ing for Otto Van Wagner of Chicago. who has mat jed, robbed and deserted twenty women in different parts of the country.
 Governor Mcdonald of New Mexi- co signed rigid quarantine procIa- nation barring shipmefts of cattle into New Mexico from every state, Mexico and Canada.
 Miss Gertrude BaIz, bookkeeper of the Winton Place Savings Bank of Cincinnati chased two armed men who entered the bank and struck her with piece of iron pipe.
 The Peerless Automobile Company, of Cleveland, will employ 1,500 extra mechanics to help i'll an order for a large number of motor trucks, for the British Government
 The execution of Daniel J. Cooper. convicted of the murder of Alfred G. Bradish. will not take place until after another meeting of the Massa- chusetts executive council.
 Count Cellere the Italian Annbassa- dor at Washinston filed ferrpal com plaint with the State Department against the new Arizona law govern- ing the emni0sanz of foreiEnaxz