Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-16

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Cabled Paragraphs ? Severe earthquake shocks were felt | at Kingston, Jamaica, but no damage was reported. l
 Burglars broke into ChiId's restau- rant in Montreal and escaped with $2,00O in cash. Switzerland's postal receipts for Au- gust were S426,97S, a decline of s557, ,21S from August, 1913.
 Women suffraeists of New York state opened their 46th annual con- vention at Rochester.
 Germany and the United States have joined hands to stamp out malaria and trachoma from Palestine.
 Diana, the only gorilla in captivity, has had a springboard and new swing installed in her cage at the Bronx Zoo.
 CristabeI Pankhurst, daughter of the English militant suffragette lead CT, arrived in New York on the Fin land.
 The MccIean Bakery and the Han nington meat market at Albion, N. Y.,
  s50,000.
 The Bank of De kaIb, of De Kalb, H., has gone into voluntary iquida- ton. The bank was capitalized at $100,000.
 About 4,oo0 members of the Um- brella Workers Union, 95 per cent. of whom are girls, are preparing to strike October IS.
 Louis soIaee, five years old, of Eliz- and killed by wagon on his way from school.
 Five children were taken to the Stumpf Memorial Hospital in Kearney from Arlington, N. J., suffering from typhoid fever.
 Mayor John Purroy Mitchell of New York declared himself unqualifiedly in favor of the reelection of Governor Martin H. Glynn.
 Citizens of Angleton, Texas, over powered the keepers at the county jail and hanged Jim Durfee, a negro con Victed of murder.
 Voters to the number of 97,439 wo- men and 174,,174 men registered in | Chicago, bringing the list up to 560,290 men and women.
 The steamer Frederick VIII left Cop enhagen for New York, bearing the | last party of Americans who had been stranded in Denmark. l Charles Schuck of IoIo, Manila was killed and his wife injured by a Moro who severed the mans head. No req | son is given for the murder. |
 Rudolph Keppler, former president of the New York Stock Exchange and a member of the board of governors resigned because of i'll health.
 There was withdrawn from the Sub- Treasury SS00.O00 in gold coin and S100,000 in gold bars from the Assay Office flor shipment to Canada. 1 The four internes of the Jersey City for revelling, have hired counsel and will resist an effort to eject them.
 Contributions amounting to S5,25s were received by the New York State Board of the American Red Cross bringing the total amount to s2s6,7ot
 The New York police admit they have no clues as to the persons who exploded bombs in St. Patrick's ca. |. H.
 Seven Chinamen of Atlantic City who were alleged to have entered thi: country illegally, were put in jail al Camden, pending their being deported | Charles c. Hays, aged eighteen half back of Fordham Universit. prep" team, died of injuries received in a game in Jersey City on Colum. bus Day.
 + Honey bees have ruined the erap. crop in Westchester County, N. ' Because of the long drought the flow. CTS wilted and the bees attacked tn, grape crop.
 The British steamer FIoriston, witt a cargo of grain, is ashore at Guyor Island, Porto Rico, and will probably be a total loss. The crew has beer landed at Gull Cove.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels wil speak in Stamford, Conn, October q and Hartford, October 22. These vii be his only two addresses in thi. State during the campaign. Mgr. Shahan, rector of the Catholic University of America at Washington will be consecrated titular bishop O. Germanicopolis on November IS, b! Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore. Officers of the Dutch steamer Prin, Wilhelm V, which arrived in New York from the West Indies, reported that their vessel had been chased b. a. British cruiser off Asbury Park. A Philadelphia chemical firm, ha. received an order for 5000 packages O lockjaw antitoxin for the British