Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-17
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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Mayor Mitchell left New York for a four weeks vacation
 Mark NJ. Pagan of Jersey City, Is seriously i'll of stomach trouble.
 Forest fires are raging in the sno- qualrnie National Forest in Washing ton
 A number of foreigners are taking lessons in aviation at Mineola, Long Island.
 The strike of 700 mould runners in the potteries of West Virginia has been settled
 The 18th annual observance of Old Home Week in New Hampshire began officially Saturday.
 The navy trophy for excellence in gunnery was presented to the cruiser Dixie at Newport, R. l.
 The United States battIeship New OTk leII vera OTQZ IOT 1ODOS 1SlduQ in the Gulf of Mexico.
 James H. Hustis assumed his new duties as president of the Boston and Maine Railroad Saturday.
 John E. Lambe, of Terre Haute, Ind.,- is being considered by President Will son for Ambassador to Mexico.
 The United States battIeship Con- necticut arrived in the Philadelphia Navy Yard from Port au-Prince, Hay tt
 Two passenger coaches of a Ten nessee Railroad train were derailed at Mt Juliet Tenn, causing injury to 26 persons.
 A tornado swept over Butler, Mo. A tent sheltering more than 100 persons was blown down causing injury to many persons.
 Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern pas senger train struck an automobile at Leesburg, Ohio.
 Martin Brennan, a real estate dealer of Minneapolis, was killed when his automobile went over a 30-foot em- bankment at St. Paul.
 Police Commissioner Woods of New York announced that all fixed posts will be abandoned and 2,500 addition al men will do patrol duty.
 Friends of President Wilson are urging him to take a rest within the next two weeks, but so far he has made no definite plans.
 A team of horses owned by Benja- G<arhar farmer Ianc9 GfAT Pa, were stung by bees and died The horses were valued at s400.
 SaIvator Tropea of Brooklyn, accus- ed of the murder of yenio Ganea- shot and killed himself when identified by detectives at White Plains.
 Albert S. Biekmore, educator, nat uraIist. and trustee of the American Museum of Natural History, died at Nonquit. Mass, aged 75 years
 Karl Dresner of New York, pleaded guilty to perjury as a witness in the case of Charles Becker and was sen- fenced to eight months imprisonment.
 Surface rights to a large part of the 450,0 900 acres of the segregated coal and asphalt lands of the Choctow na- tions in Oklahoma will be sold in No vember.
 
 William O'ConneII, a New York fire- man, was seriously cut by glass while fighting a fire in the fur establishment of Edward Friedman &Co. The loss is s6,o00.
 While resisting arrest Charles Woods shot and killed Thomas Wat son, city marshall of Central ity, H., and Douglas Duncan, "a citizen He was captured later.
 The restaurant of John w. Ynise, on West 17th Street, New York, was entered by thieves for the fourth time in six months. The burglars escaped with S200 in cash
 Frederick B. Jennings, a Vale stu dent, brought suit for S50,000 damages for injuries received in the wreck on the New Haven Railroad at Stamford, Conn, in June 1913.
 More than POO actors and actresses rehearsing in Maennerchor Hall in New York were driven to the street damage othe building.
 Louis H. Meyer, of Newark, N. J.. is under arrest charged with passing nine bad checks. He started his honeymoon by giving the Rev. Dr. Book a worthless check for s5- J. c. Wilson G Go. of San Francisco members of the New York Stock Exc change, New York Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Fred R. Chase of New York, song writer and author of The Straight Road is a Great Road After AlI'' was arrested, charged with the larcency of $1,600 from Miss Anna Levine
 Andrew J. Peters of Boston sent tc Governor Walsh his resignation as Representative from Massachusetts He will take the oath of offlce as As sistant Secretary of the Treasury or Monday.