Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-08

.tet seen III bIiu6eport HoWeo tnlouSn the streets.
 Organized labor in New Haven made more of Labor Day than it had ever done before.
 Governmental business. was sus- pended in Washington in recognition of Labor Day.
 The sale of liquors has been pro- hibited for the duration of the war in St. Petersburg.
 Colonel ReoseveIt has arrived in New Orleans for a two days speaking tour in Louisiana
 Roland MeIinsaux has been commit ted as an insane person whose liberty is dangerous to others.
 Belmont Parks fall race meeting opened yesterday and continues until one week from Saturday.
 aviators, have been sent up again to drop bombs into Tsing-Tau.
 Samuel Gompers made an address in connection with the Labor Day cere- monies at Piattsburg. N. Y.
 
 Preparations are being made to keep fields throughout the winter.
 Henrik Sienkiwiex, the Polish au- thor, has issued an appeal to the Aus trian Poles to fight with Russia
 Members. of the Highland club, Meriden, formed a bucket brigade and saved a farmhouse on the Westfield road -s.e- sA
 The minister Of public works of Parts Is aiding the people to leave and is providing free transportation ir many cases.
 Postoffiee officials look forward to the immediate expansion of the parcel post as a result of advertising al county fairs. @
 A ,ecrrsspondsnt; of the Chicago Daily News. reported toN have dfBap- peared in the war zone in Belgium. i, alive and safe. ,--srss-- -
 Japa . has affieiaily, notified the State Department Of its inability to partci- pate in the naval rendezvous at the Panama Pacific exposition
 It lis known that large numberl of Australian and New, Zealand volun. teers are on the water bound for Van- couver and thence across Canada tc Europe. %, ss
 |, The New York ;Teresntenary Com mission has decided that in spite o1 the war New York city will celebrate it's three hundredth anniversary as g city, next month.
 A cabIesrani received here from Henry Weyand of Waterbury stated had booked passage for home fol September 16.
 The United Hebrew Charities oi New York reports that for the first time since the financial panic in 1s0l there has, been an increase in the number of families seeking aid. 7 The prefset of the Seine, is adver. tising for men and women of the al lied nations to heard livestock ani milk cows collected In the entrenche6 camp.
 The population of Paris and suburbs before the war was s.400.0o0. Accord. ing to semi official figures 1t is 2,o10.- 900 today owing to the mobilization of the army and the. departure of the fugitives.
 With the pinch of poverty tighten. ing among families left in the United States when thousands of European reservists hurried to war. government officials have found themselves with out means of. offering aid.
 The decree of September I, signed by the governor of the federal dis tict, guaranteeing property against confiscatfon and citizens against ar rest on mere accusation was rescinde6 by order of ,Geneyal CarTanza- The governor has resigned
 Burton J. Wade, of New Haven, who attempted to dive for the fourth time into water five feet deep, at Savir Rock, died from broken neck. Wade was 40 years of age. a real estate dealer and lived in Sea Bluff on the west shore. -F - The tug Gladys returned at Penas. cola, Fla, with a story of having en- countered what appeared to be a wal vessel coaling from a steamer in the Gulf of Pensacola Friday night. Per- sons aboard the tug declared both ships were in darkness.
 4 Rustsm esy, Turkish anbassader issued a statement charging that the intimation by Great Britain to the United States that she would welcome the presence of American war ves- sels in Turkish waters to protect Christians was merely "a vulgar trap to get the United States mixed in the Europe fray on the allies side"
 George Taylor. charged with a ser. girl in Windsor Locks, was to- girl in Windsor Locs today. was to- AA1 A< the Hartford county pail, upon the ad- vice of States Attorney Alcorn. Nu- merous threats of violence had beer heard. which caysed Mfr. Alcorn tr take the action. The girls father Ii said to have openly threatened tc