Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15

Six persons were injured in a coll ision of trolley cars at Hamilton Av- snue and Clinton Street. Brooklyn
 The battIeships Illinois and Missouri arrived at Norfolk. Va. with midship-j men back from their annual cruise
 President Wilson, acting as presi- dent of the American Red Gross, is sued a nationwide appeal for funds.
 The battIeships Virginia and New Jersey have been ordered to Guantan- | amo to replace the Louisiana and Texas.
 Alfred G. Vanderbilt has presented his stable of 50 valuable horses to the British Government for use in the army.
 The White House denied reports that James w. Gerard American Am to Germany was to be re- called.
 Henry TeIapke of Purchase, N. Y. has lived 19 days with his back brok- en at the waist and is expected to recover.
 The interstate Commerce Commit tee cancelled its suspension of in- creases on westbound lake and rail cement rates
 The United States battIeship Lou isiana broke her port propeller shaft while en route for Guantanamo from Vera Cruz.
 Complete official returns from Ok lahoma give R. L. Williams the nom- ination as the Democratic candidate for Governor.
 Walter M. Sherman, the Bellboy, who shot James F. Toole. hotel pro- prietor, at Morris Cove, was held in s15,0oo bonds,
 canneries in Delaware and Mary land will be forced to close because of the absence of tin Gamers will have to use glass jars
 George Sehrineer of Brooklyn, an electrician, was killed when he grasp ed a live wire while engaged in in stalling a switchboard.
 Bert Cooley, fireman, was killed and six other persons injured when a Southern Railway excursion train was derailed at Tuxedo, N. C.
 State bankers met at Raleigh, N. c., to devise a plan for protecting the cotton crop by formation of a North Carolina currency association
 John Rolf, farmer, shot his wife as she was about to undergo surgic- al operation in a Kansas City hospital. He then shot and killed himself.
 William M. Calder of New York, was indorsed for United States Sem ator by Samuel S. Koenig, president of the Republican county committee. Henry L. Oestrich,- senior assistant division engineer of the Public Service Commission, died in Brooklyn of blood poison contracted on his honeymoon trip.
 | Patrick J. FrawIey, a New York policeman, saved the life of William Ogle, 14 years old, who was seized with cramps while swimming at City Island.
 Mrs. ]. J. Wilder, mother in law of J. Randolph Anderson, president of the Georgia Senate, was killed when her automobile was struck by a train near Atlanta.
 The police began an investigation of the fire which destroyed the inter colonial Railway grain elevator at St John, New Brunswick, at a loss of 100000.
 For the first seven months of 1914 the recipts of the New Jersey De- partment of Motor Vehicles, totalled s734,573 against s5ss,o0s the same pe- riod last year.
 At the closing of the annual con- vention of the International Typo graphical Union in Providence, dele gates voted to hold the 1915 meeting in Los Angeles.
 | The celebration of the aooth ami versary of chartered commerce in the definitely because of condition re- sulting from the European war.
 An indictment was returned against James McAuliffe, a Brooklyn police. man, charged with accepting S5 iron Dominick Lariina. whom he arrested on a charge of cruelty to animals.
 The New York Geological soeiet, is trying to devise plan by whicf
 Gunda, the elephant that has beer so unmanageable at the zoo, can bt left at large without risking the live. of his keepers.
 John w. Masury of New York president of John W. Masury & Go, paint manufacturers, started suit fo
 S100,000 against the Long Island Rail. road for being forcibly elected from i;
 seat on one of it's trains. Shie Landau of New York, convict
 ed of bankruptcy fraud. was sentenced
 to IS months Imprisonment at At
 lanta- His son Hermann received tw'
 years and Abraham Lippman, anothe partner received 13 months. |
 William B. Peck, structural en
 gineer of New York, filed suit fo s20. 900 against pr. Percy R. Nc Nellie, a dentist, on the ground tha
 his health had been permanently ru
 ined through the dentists treatment Frederick Underhill, hardwar merchant of New York was discharg ], ed on a charge of having a pistol il his house without a permit. He sail
 the pistol is an heirloom. He mistool ! a policeman for a burglar and shot a 7 him.
 The Hamburg American liner si beria, whose captain was threatens with a fine og $1. 1000 by customs au , thorities for failure to report her ar | l.