Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-15

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 Bulgaria named Stephen Painaretoff, a professor in a Constantinople col- lege as her new Minister to Washing ton.
 An unidentified Italian was found dead in front of No. 15S Mott Street, New York. By his side two revolvers and a red cap were found.
 Colonel AdeIbert Cronkhite, for the past two years in command Of the coast defences of eastern New York, has been ordered to Fort Worden.
 The Cunard Line steamer Caronia, which has been converted into an arm ed merchant cruiser of the British
 Mrs. Mary Ford a Brooklyn school teacher was arrested, charged with passing worthless checks. She claims she needed the money to feed her child.
 Twelve dwellings and the plant of the EIer lumper Company were des- troyed by fire at Pittsburgh, with a loss of s125,000. Several firemen were hurt. A4
 Borough President Marks of Man haitian took three thousand of his bor- ough employees up the Hudson to Bear Mountain for an outing and games.
 The postoffice at Contoocoek, N. H, was entered Sunday night by burglars who blew open two safes, but secur- ed only $10 in money and $30 in stamps.
 A S75,ooo fire in the Brooklyn Iron Foundry, which is situated between a lumber yard and five oil tanks, threat ened general destrudtion for the neigh borhood.
 Miss M. L. lobe of New York, a teacher in Normal College, declares she discovered a mountain peak 150 miles northwest of Mt. Robson, Bri- | tish Colubia.
 RoseIla LobaIdo, of No. 229 E. 107th Street, New York, was run over and killed by an automobile truck, while lodging a trolley car at Second Ave. and 1O7th Street..
 r Something more than 125 delegates were present at the opening of the biennial national convention of the Irish National Foresters in Foot l Guard hall, Hartford. H. Parker Willis of New York, took office as secretary of the Federal re- 1 serve board. He is a writer on fin | ance and was one of the framers of the new currency act. Robert C. Pate, one time racing pro- | moter, of St. Louis, died at the age l of 76. He was said to have won and lost several hundred thousand dollars in racetrack ventures.
 | John c. Calhoun, great-grandson ot the John C. Calhoun of nullificatiot fame, started suit for a divorce in New York alleging that his wife has anoth. CT husband still living.
 The, comptroller of the currenc, | has issued a call for a statement O, the condition of all national banks O, the United States at the close of bus. mess on September f2.
 | The present general cold wave i: | probably the result of the remarkable sun spots just discovered by the Unit ed State Naval Observatory, official: of the Observatory state.
 caraveIi, city in the Department of Arequipa, Peru, was destroyed by | an earthquake for the second time The residents are fleeing, abandoning all their household goods.
 PatroIman John Wiekman, of Asto. ria, l.. l., was dragged by his runaway horse. On the way to the hospital the ambulance wheel fell off and the policeman was badly shaken up. It was announced at State Progress. sive headquarters at Hartford, that the state convention of the party will bt held in New Haven, September 20. | will be made up of nominees.
 General Carranza, in a telegram tt the Constitutionalist agency in Wash. 1 1ngton, denied the report of disturb. ances in Mexico City, and aserts that the port of Vera Cruz is open.
 The Toledo Railway and Light Go. of Toledo, won an injunction restrain. cent carfare ordinance. The cour found it was causing the company loss
 Five aviators in five different type. of aeroplanes dropped bombs at a tar. l get twenty feet in diameter at Hemp. est bomb landing twenty-nine fec from the target
 Rev. Horace w. Jones, rector of St PauIS Ep1Scopal church Of Evansville Ind, and his wife, were killed in ar automobile accident. The machine overturned. The. chauffeur and two children escaped with slight bruises.
 Mary Broack, six years old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Broack ot Torrington, died at the LitchfielC County Hospital, Winsted, as a result of burns received when her dress caught fire while she was playing witt matches.
 The plant of the PepereII Manufact. uring company of Biddeford, Me, em. ploying some $500 hands, and that of the York Manufacturing company of Saco, employing some 2,500 hands resumed operations following a two weeks shut down.
 With all but two of it's members ir attendance the eth convention of the great Council of the United States Improved Order of Red Men, was con- vened at Portland, Me-. Great Indeb- once Carl Foster of Connecticut is
 The Marquis of lansdowne, leader of the opposition to the Home Rule Bill in the House of Lords will move today that the proceedings on the !