Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

About 70 employees have been laid on by New York city's Park Depart ment.
 The Senate considered the Rivers and Harbors Bill but came to no conclusion.
 Prince Albert second sen of King George, will undergo an operation for appendicitis.
 Japan has asked for additional space cifc exposition.
 Prince William of Weld who abdi- cated the Albanian throne left Du- ranzo for Venice.
 Thomas w. Gregory of Texas took of the United States.
 The Rev. Daniel Steel, first pres- ident of Syracuse University, died at Milton. Mass, aged 90 years. Burglars entered the home of J. w. Noobs at Garden City. L. L, and es- capped with jewelry valued at $500. l Hazel Kaufman, 13 years old, of Lewiston. Me, was burned to death while attempting to kindle fire with kerosene.
 | RuIof Peterson and Amos veritxaon, policemen of Rockville. Centre, L. l., pladed guilty to indictments charging burglary. | Secretary Daniels has approved the troyers authorized by the naval ap- propriation bill
 l Anna kinloth, employed as a maid in The Bronx. was killed by falling from the fourth story of an apartment while cleaning windows. l Robert E. PeIisser, instructor, in the Romanic language department at Le- land Stanford University. has gone to France to enter the army. Fire in the oil fieids at Gushing, Okla, started by lightning, destroyed | 100000 barrels of oil and several steel | tanks. The loss is $400.000. | The estate of Mrs Emily Huber, l widow of Otto Huber, the brewer, is | valued at s6,0oo,000 and is divided
 equally among the five children. | was killed and three others injured Il when an electric railway car jumped
 the tracks at South Thomaston, Me.
 President Wilson was invited to | speak in the Indiana campaign and he replied that if he entered the cam paign at all he would go to Indiana.
 Joseph Horn, of Newark, 13 years old, was rescued from drowning in the
 Morris Canal. The use of pulmotor
 revived the boy after an hours work. V | Orders have been issued that only II American flags are to be used for decorations during the Mardi Gras festivities at Coney Island September
 14 to 1s-
 George T. Marye, the new Ambas- sador to Russia called at the White House to pay his respects to President
 Wilson. He will sail today on the Mau- retania- President Wilson has arranged to
 meet a delegation of railroad presi- dents at the White House next We'd nesday to discuss the general business situation. --- f- Hary EdeIman, chicken fancfer of Allentown, Pa, was killed and seven others injured when their automobile was struck by Philadelphia & Read ing train.
 Congressman Thomas w. Hardwiots was nominated by the Georgia State Democratic Convention to fill the un- expired term of the late United States
 Senator A. O. Bacon
 conviets in Sing Sing prison are to have a gala time on Labor Day. | Warden Mccormick has arranged a programme of track and field events
 and prizes will be distributed.
 Reports arc published In the Italian press telling of the arrest of Herr won
 Bitzow, the German Consul at Tripoli, on a naccusation of favoring anti Italian demonstrations among the na- tives.
 The branch of FoWnes Bros., glove manufacturers at GloversvilIe,~ r., have received orders to ship all stock to England. The factory at Glovers- vile, employing 450 persons, will be shut down.
 Governor GIynn appointed his Ie- gal adviser, John C.. Sake, as special commissioner to hear the charges of non-performance of duty filed against members of the Bronx Parkway Com
 mission.
 Major C. P. Cramer, of Columbus. Ohio. was elected commander-in chief at the convention of the United Span tsh War Veterans at Louisville, Scran- ton, Pa, was chosen for the 1915 con
 vention.