Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-05

barrer' bill, the rivers and harbors ap- propriation measure.
 Andrew Carnegie has accepted the presidency of the Old Time Telegraph and Historical Association. Gold bars to the amount of S4So,- 900 were withdrawn from the Assay Office for shipment to Canada Jack Johnson, the negro pusiIiss, was fined 50 in London for using rough alnguage on the street The estate of Herman, C.. ven Pest, former member of Oelrichs. & Co.,, New York, is valued at $2,302,6s7 Eight dog owners of Tho Bronx were ! fined S5 each for permitting their dogs to go unmuzzeld on the street. Dance halls must close at a. m. according to the latest order issued by the License Department in New York.
 Mis-. Fannie chase, a writer of school text books on birds and flowers, was killed in a collision at, Beverly, | Mass.
 Mrs. J. B. Lawson, wife Of Victor | Lawson, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, died in Chicago, after a long llneSs.
 Judge David Cross, the oldest alum ! us of Dartmouth, a graduate of the class of 1S41, died in Manchester, N. H, aged 97 years.
 | Two laborers were killed and two 1 injured when a hand car with 10 men aboard crashed into an engine near Musconetong. N. J.
 l James J. Bennett, former jockey for the Car, pleaded guilty in New York l to forging a check for S1O0 and was sent to the penitentiary.
 | Several persons had narrow escapes when the knitting factory of Max Auerbach in Brooklyn was destroyed by fire at a loss of $15,000. ....-
 James Martens, a farmer, and hi. team of horses were killed at the Nc. Kee City, N. J., railroad crossing by the Camden electric express.
 pr. John G. Adami, authority on tub. erculosis, has enlisted as a private fl the battalion being raised at the Me Gill University in Montreal.
 The condition of Marquis di Sai Giulian, Italian Minister of Foreig1 Affairs, who has been seriously i'll il AS NOAoA0SAccAS AAhpA ONSA- II Henry Miller, 17 years old, Of Wee hawken, N. J., parachute jumper
 fell 2,000 feet at the Interstate Fair
 grounds in Trenton. He will live. ; Robert Vaos, plumber of Ns, York. was sentenced to 80 days in tn worlkhouse for flirting. The complain
 ant was Teresa Anderson, a nurse T Contributions amounting to $2,37
 were received by the New York Stat
 bringing the total amount to S1S3,O2e The Hen. w. H. Hearst, Minister 0
 Lands, Forests and Mines in the cab
 inet of the late Sir James Whitney has been appointed Premier of Ontario Mrs. Anna Rost, of Paterson, M J battled for half an hour at her hom with a thief, but he escaped with
 wedding ring and jewelry valued a s150.
 At the concluding session of the Ma l; tional Carriage Builders Associatio,
 convention resolution was passe,
 barring intoxicants from future ban
 quets.
 Marriage is great institution l
 you get the right wife, soliloquize Vice-President Marshall on the occa
 sion of the 18th anniversary of hi marriage.
 A score of vtosnen delegates to tn
 annual session of the Missouri Gran,
 Chapter of the Eastern. Star, were in jured by the collapse of a platform
 fin Kansas City.
 The Paris "Figaro" says the an
 nouncement that the Olympic commit
 tee has decided to hold the Olympi
 games in New York in 1916 is prema Sture and unfounded.
 Three thousand pupils of the Lynl Mass, schools enjoyed a holiday he
 cause Superintendent Frank J. Gea se lee didn't want to subject half dressed girls to taking severe colds"
 A session of the New York Stat, Waterways Association was held or Lake Ontario. aboard ferry car, thu delegation making the round trip iron Rochester to Colburg, Ont.
 William Eiehier, 10 years old, o1 l Newark, N. J., who was run down by an automobile owned by Bernard Dig nan and had his right arm broken was awarded so,000 by jury.
 Strict orders for the exercise o1 l greater care in the handling of parce post mail matter by postal mail matter by postal employees were issued by Postmaster-G General Burleson. Harrison w. Wheeler, driver of ar automobile fire engine at Middletown N. Y., was killed and five men inJur- ed when the machine plunged through @ stone wall while making turn
 Indianapol observed "disease pre- vention day" Seventeen undertakers clad like crusaders and bearing ban ners with the inscription Disease Prevention Crusaders headed the pa : rade.
 The Italian freight steamer Cerea which arrived in New York, was de- tained at Quarantine and an exaraina- ton will be made to determine wneth CT the vessel is free from suspicion l of Asiatic cholera.
 Gardiner M. Lane, treasurer of the Red Cross in Massachusetts and di- rector in a large number of corpora tions, died at a private hospital in Bos- ton. He was operated upon for an in-