Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

nnecticut in Proportion t
 Condensed TeIegrams
 A seat on the New York Stock Ex- change sold for s42.ooo.
 Red Cross fund now totals S42,s1S in New York and s22,262 in Newport.
 The new city directory estimates New Haven's population at 150,000.
 William Thomas Lewis, first Baron Merthyr, died in London He was 77 years old
 Governor GIynn arrived in Watert- town, N. Y., to attend the annual Jef- ferson County Fair. Raymond and Rudolph Webster, g and II years old, of Fort Lee, N. J., were drowned in the Hudson. The ChiIian Government announced It's decision not to take part in the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915.
 Prince LuitpoId, eldest son of the Grown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, ! died of inflammation of the throat
 John B. stsnehfieId is being con- sidered as Democratic candidate for United States senator from New York.
 The primaries of Progressive party will probably be held on September 15.
 Albert Miller, president of the Inter | national Fur Workers Union, stated that 1900 members have gone on strike.
 pr. 4. L. Skooe, professor of neu- rology in the University of Kansas has been made head of the La Petre Hospital, Paris.
 The Junior Order of United Aneri- can Mechanics will dedicate Maine meronl monument at Poptou Lake, N J., on Labor Day. | Samuel M. Foster, banker of Fort | Wayne, Ind, is mentioned as the | First American Ambassador to the
 Delegates to the American section | of the Theosophical Society gathered in Washington for their twenty -eightt annud4 convention.
 | Four persons were injured when al automobile owned and operated bJ Joseph Goetz, of Brooklyn, was over. turned at Goshen. N. r. Il A. Burr Parsons, who received ( l medal from Congress for bravery il the battle of Antietam. died at Mine. ola, L. L He was 7S years old. Il
 HI Wong Fat Sue, a Chinese, was to day. in police court at Hartford. bouuG over to the criminal court withou bond on the charge of murder. A bat flying into the face of Davis Eldridge, of Milltown, N. T., while h, was driving an automobile caused collision which injured two persons
 Charles Wssner and Edward eerse of Jersey City were held in s2,5O bail for assault and robbery charge, by Warren Thomas. of Corona, L. ]
 Fred Paranore a contractor, kille, a wild alligator in Lake Manitou, neal Rochester. Ind Fearing more alligat ors. summer visitors have discontinuet bathing. Bridge Commissioner kracke an nounced he would not accept the nom
 
 trict of Brooklyn to succeed William NJ. Calder.
 Homer Dean, cashier of the Ffrs National Bank at Sutton, Va. dis appeared after a shirtaze of s5O.OO was discovered The bank closed i'm mediately.
 Secretary of Agriculture Houston ordered quarantine, effective Octobe l, against cattle in several Illioni counties to prevent the spread of tub Ierculosis.
 Walter M Sherman, a bell boy, win shot James F. Toole, a hotel man a New Haven. had hi sban reduced t s1O,OO0 as his victim will soon be abl to appear in court.
 Prescott White, arrested at Bridge port under the name of Charles Ash ley, charged with obtaining an auto mobile under false pretenses was hel, for trial until Monday.
 Militant suffraeettss broke thei prou,ise not to continue their cam paign for the vote during the Europ can war by besieging the Home Office demanding to see Home Secretar. McKenna-
 Eastern Ohio coal miners and op orators met at Wheeling. W. Va, fl an effort to settle the strike which ha } been in progress since April. Michigan returns indicate the nom } ination of former Governor Chase S Osborn on the Republican ticket owe } A. J. Groesback, chairman of the Re } publican State Central Committee. A preliminary investigation of tn charges made against Federal Judg Alton c. Dayton. of West Virginia, b. ) Representative Nicely, was authoriz ed by the Judiciary Committee of tn House.
 James K. Wilkerson, United State District Attorney at Chicago was ord cred to appear before a Senate com mittee in Washington to- give testi ] mony relating to his resignation iron the Government service.