Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

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 Condensed TeIegrams I A live kitten, sent by parcel post from Tacoma, was received by Miss Edna Fox of Tacoma.
 Among the names of the casualty | list issued in London is that of Major General Hubert I. Hamilton.
 The summer home of E. E. Barney of \ New York at Lake Hopatcong, N. J., | S10,00e.
 The badly mutiIated body of a man | found along the railroad tracks at | lies unidentified at the city l morgue.
 Lester Mewos of Jersey City, was ar rested in New York charged with forg- ing a check for s5S3 on the Corn Ex- change Bank
 The National American Woman suf- frase Association will hold its 46th annual convention at Nashville, No- vember 12-17.
 Mrs. Samuel Pine, of Carlisle, Pa, celebrated her 102d birthday. She re- membered Molly Pitcher. the heroine of Monmouth.
 Emil clausen, 2e years old, a special policeman in moving picture theatre in Hoboken, N. J., was stricken blind while watching show.
 IAL A xyp nf the Boston Molases Co.,, was found dead in bed at his home in Brookline with gas jets turned on.
 President Wilson agreed to push the button which will open the Red Cross bazaar at the Grand Central Palace. New York on Thursday.
 Six masked bandits entered the First National Bank of Sedro-W Wooley, Wash, shot out all the lights ande scaped with more than s20,0O0.
 Two thousand dozen pairs of stock ings destined for use of the British soldiers have been sent to England by a Winsted hosiery company.
 Extensive experience shows that for the field service of the United State army the one and half ton motor truck is the most serviceable.
 
 Horse dealers, who have lost many animals through poisoning and theft have orgainzed the New York Horse Owners Protective Association.
 The Dutch steamer Kent, from Buenos Ayres to Rotterdam, went ashore off the coast of Kent, England. The steamer has many passengers.
 w. C. Robinson, an aviator, broke the American record for a continuous flight when he flew from Des Moines to KentIand, Ind, distance of S65 miles.
 The Manhattan Flyer, of the Lack awanna Railroad, was wrecked at Full ton, NY. Charles Wilson, engineer, and James Hotaling, fireman. were killed.
 The date of the national convention of the United Irish League of 'Ameri- ca at Boston, originally called for No- vember 10, has been fixed for Decem- Der 8.
 Of 125 Mexican wounded brought to the American side at Naco, Arizona, after the fighting between Mexican forces. 46 have been allowed to re- main.
 ~ Berg, of Cliffsdale, N J., was arrested on a warrant charging him with con- version of funds. He was released on s1,000 bail.
 Gilbert L. Hart, secretary and treas- urer of the Goodwin and Kintz com- pany of Winsted, was appointed by the superior court temporary receiver for the company.
 .G AnIar. MNGaa,xr Gr.skL widow of Fleming Smith, of New York, is valued at s1,000,000. The Metropol- itan Art Museum receiver paintings and works of art.
 The will of the late E. B. Roys, a s5,000 to John Williams, a colored servant, and $5, ,000 to Edward Schroed- CT, another employe.
 President Wilson has sent a letter of endorsement to James w. Gerard, United States Ambassador to Germany, who is the Democratic candidate for United States senator.
 After 25 years of service as chief executive of the General Memorial Hospital in New York, Mrs. A. M. Lawson will retire with the title of emeritus superintendent.
 Juoge heupen Heid Galneey WhO served as an Adjutant- General in the Confederate army and former Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court died in Austin, aged 7S years.
 Roy L. Glover, of San Antonio, Tex as, was acquitted on the charge of hav- ing murdered Daniel de Villiers, a former Boer army officer, who was shot and killed in Glover's residence. 
 The steamer Northern Pacific, built for the Great Northern Pacific Steam ship Co.,, was christened by Mrs. Geo. F. Baker. wife of the president of the First National Bank of New York
 Meyer Lippman, cashier for the cra- vat 'nanufact uring- firm of Oppenheim- CT, Franc & Langsdorf of New York, was robbed of S1,000 while riding in a crowded elevator il an uptown build ing.