Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-28

Jewelry valued at $1s,ooo disappear ed from the automobile of Mrs. Harold | Brown, of Newport, R. I.
 Mustapha 6ey has been elected Pro- | visional President by the Albanian | Senate in session at Durazzo. the oldest man in New York state, died 1 at Monticello, aged 112 years.
 With an eroIIment of approximately 5000 students, the University of Penn syivania entered upon its 174th year. I
 G gorge Marsden of Dumont, N. j., was sentenced to from two to seven years in prison for burglary at Hack ensack.
 Seven persons have died from the plague at Cantania, Sicily, and 10 oth- CT cases have been reported in suburb an towns.
 Mrs. Josephine Winn., of New York, received $7,2O0 damages in her suit against the Erie Railroad for the death of her. son. D.
 The Borough of North PIainfield at a special election voted in favor of being consolidated with the city of Plainfield, N. J.
 The Yont<ers branch of the Red Cross sent to the national Red Cross Fund the sum of $2.600 collected in a
 Tag Day" campaign a
 General LeopoIdo Papyista, revolu-H tionary candidate for the presidency of Venzuela arrived in New York on the steamer Maracaibo. Fire destroyed the cable rooms of the Federal Telephone Co. at Buffalo, putting 25, 1000 phones out of commis- sion for at least ten days, .ssss Fire destroyed six tenement housss Ion Meesrofe Street, Brooklyn, at loss of s20O,Oo0. No one was injured, but 80 families were made homeless. George Everett, Louisville 6 Nash i vile engineer, and William Allen, fire man were killed when a freight train went through bridge at Sulphur, ky. Henry Zeimer of New York, form erly 8 lawyer and wealthy manufact- urer, was arrested charged with forg- ing a check for $50. He is 65 years old.
 Col Franklin J. Moses, commander of the First Brigade of United States Marines at Vera Cruz, died of pneu- monia on board the hospital ship Sol- ace. Secretary of War Garrison decided to remit the $500,000 fine imposed on the Hamburg American Line for land ing arms and ammunition at Puerta Plata
 The United States cruiser Tennessee, which has been in European waters distributing American relief will not
 start for home on October 1, as an- nounced.
 The indictments against J. Milo l Hawley and William F. Fallon, high way officials, for the alleged theft of New York highway funds were dis l missed.
 l The Belgian commission which came ! to the United States to lay before the I legged atrocities will sail from New York Sept. 30.
 The steamer Krenta of the United States & Brazil Steamship Co. is re- ported ashore off Cape Henry, Va. | The revenue cutter Onondaga has gone to her assistance.
 John Detman of New York, a waiter. was injured by falling from a car.
 He was jlaced in an ambulance. which | broke down on the way to the hospital and the trip was completed in an auto
 mobile.
 1 Herman F. Borchers and George F. Hoffmeister, former employees of the pleaded guilty to embedding sS0,0o0 | from the Freehold Bank. They will
 not stand trial.
 LH M. Preston,. president. of .the Phoenix Furniture Corporation, of Chrstianburg, W. Va, was killed and his wife seriously injured when their
 automobile was struck by a. train at | Mebane, N. c.
 Acting Secretary Lansing said that the State Department was negotiat- ing with the British Government for the removal of some of the stringent restriction imposed by British censors on commercial cablegrams. Because his wife, from whom he had been separated for about six months, refused to become reconciled to him. George Lainbach of Paterson shot and killed himself while the woman and
 their four children looked on.
 The finding of clothing belonging to | Oscar Gally, a stationer of New York, at Coney Island, leads relatives to be- lieve he has met with foul play. He disappeared on September 16 with
 more than s1,O00 In his possession.
 Instructions have been sent to all British consuls that the British Gov ernment has no objection to the trans fer of ships from British to Ameri- can registry in cases where they have been continuously American owned. l Eurther information relating to charges of excessive expenditures in the recent senatorial primaries in H. lionis and pennsylvania was demanded by the Senate elections committee be- | fore recommending action on the Nor.
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