Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02

y, New Brunswick, is overdue at St Johns, and fears are entertained for the safety of her crew.
 Cuba is opening negotiations for a reciprocal traGe treaty with Canada This vii laid the cigar industry which has been ruined by the war.
 Anthony Casuso, wealthy Cuban planter, was killed by fall from his horse while fleeing from a highway man on a road near his plantation
 John Logan, of Brooklyn, a former policeman and soldier, and now a fire man, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for receiving stolen goods.
 May GaIIiek, aged twelve, of The Bronx, tried to commit suicide by swallowing iodine, when playmates leased her about her poor showing in school.
 For the first time in 33 years, Jesse Pomeroy, life prisoner in the Charles town, Mass, state prison, was allow ed to attend chapel services with oth- CT prisoners.
 Rev. Hugh G. Ross, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Cape Town, Africa, has accepted the pastorate of the Plymouth Congregational church at Seattle, Wash.
 Police Commissioner Woods of New York delivered a lecture on modern police methods of dealing with gun men and gangsters to Harvard stud ents at Cambridge, Mass.
 Contributions amounting to S11,225, were received by Jacob H. Schiff, treasurer of the New oYrk State nf hn Dnl bringing the total up to $3S7,1OS.
 The New York Cotton Exchange seat of George Willing -Jr., of Dick Bros. Sa Co, has been sold to E. F. Hutton for S9,500, the same price as in the last two previous sales.
 The safe in the Postoffiee at Way land, Mass, was blown open early yes- terday by four men who secured 1t contents. They were seen speeding from the building in an automobile.
 Parents may maintain an independ- ent action under the Workmen's Compensation Act to recover for loss by a minor of services and for medi- cal expenses, according to a supreme court decision.
 Cuban authorities reprimanded Cap tain Pauret of the French steamer Caroline from Nantes, for not com plying with the decree compelling all vessels entering port to take down their wireless.
 States Attorney Cummings of Fair field said that the trial of Mrs. Hell en NJ. Angle, of Stamford, who is i'll. charged with the responsibility for the death of Waldo R. Ballou. might be postponed again.
 
 Judge Haley denied the motion for change of venue for the trial of Dr. Lionel Dudley and Miss Alice Pelle- tier at Houlton, Me, for the alleged murder of Mildred Sullivan. The trial will begin on Thursday.
 Tramps are supposed to have start | ed fire that destroyed a large barn on the farm of Edward H. Ryder on the outskirts of Danbury early yes- | terday with a loss of $6,000. Forty tons of hay were destroyed Thomas H. kearns proprietor of the Mansion House in New Bedford, Mass, a hotel man widely known in south eastern Massachusetts, and Rhode Is- land,. was badly injured in an automo- bile crash at New Bedford. When Norman Eye of Gray threw | in a switch at the West Falmouth, Me, station of the Lewiston and Portland Interurban Railroad, yesterday, while standing with one hand resting on an | iron rail, he came into contact with a curret of 35,000 volts and was cleo trocuted. He was 19 years of ago. William Sears, a well-known bus mess man of West Dennis was in- stant1y killed when his automobile crashed into a New York, New Haven and Hartford passenger train at a crossing near the railroad station at Barstable, Mass. Winnie Ellis, his chauffeur. escaped with minor injuries