Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-18

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Major Wallis o. Clark, U. s. A., re- tired, died in Boston. He was 50 years old.
 Secretary Bryan left Washington for N. C., where he will rest for few days.
 Paul S. Sheldon of New York has been elected a member of the Chicago Board of Trade.
 Gold coin amounting to 2,360,0oo was from the Sub-TreaSury TOT shipment to Canada.
 The Clyde Liner New York was bad ly damaged by fire while lying at her pier in Norfolk, Va
 President Wilson nominated Carl B. Hurst, of Washington, to be ConSul- General at Antwerp. ..
 The Italian Government has given for the exportation of 5O,- 900 tons of sugar to England.
 President Wilson has become "a member of the Claremont County Golf Club at Claremont, N. H.
 A four-story factory building on East Eighth Street, New York. was destroyed by fire at loss of s25,000.
 Edward A. Freshman was appointed as Assistant Corporation Counsel in the Brooklyn office. The job pays $7,5o0.
 The steamship stampaIia, carrying 200 passengers, most of whom are sailed for New York from Rome.
 After a 1o-dsys' shut down the Pullman works have resumed opera tions Of the 8,400 men laid off 7,500 were re-employed.
 Representative John J. Mitchell, of Massachusetts, was elected by the House to membership on the Ways and Means Committee.
 Contributions amounting to S6,o33, were received by the American Red Cross in New York bringing the total fund to date S123, 107.
 The safe in the Holden, Mass, post office was blown and S4,527 in cash and money orders and s959 in stamps stolen.
 Preliminary steps have been taken three-cent trolley fare within the city limits of Hoboken, N. J.
 Miss Helen Deborah Gaynor, third daughter of the late Mayor William J. Gaynor, was married to Edward N1,o QaIf at Tnv
 A large unknown vessel is in dis tress off Gold Beach, near Marshfield, Ore. A heavy gale is raging and life savers have put to her assistance.
 General caIef, veteran railroad man, and treasurer of the Missouri Rail- road, died at Sea Bright, N. J. His death was caused by acute indigestion.
 The presentation of testimony by the New York Telephone Co. to the postponed to Wednesday, September 30.
 The ChiIian Government has author ized an expenditure of S60,000 in American gold for machinery and sup plies to be installed in the government railway shops.
 In behalf of his six-year- daueh- ter, Phillip J. O'Keefe, of Camden, N. J., is suing the Public Service Railway Co. for s50,000. The girls foot was cut off by a trolley car
 The last section of the Harlem River tunnels for the Lexington Avenue subway has been sunk. The tunnel will be a four-track subway, each track inclosed in steel tube.
 Sheriff Charles Sanderson was shot and killed and another person serious ly wounded by a bandit who had murdered Henry T. Trout, prominent business man of Harvard, Neb.
 President Wilson recommended the appointment of Dr. Edward B. Pratt of New York, as chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the Department of Commerce.
 Prof. Leslie c. Wells of Clark Uni- versity returning from Mexico says the Americans are now in high favor Mexico realizes the United States was a real friend in the reign of terror.
 Samuel A. Segee, former chairman of the Board of Assessors of the town of Revere, Mass, was sentenced to three years in the House of Cor rection for falsifying public records
 Grover Smitterick, 32 years old, a negro moving picture actor, was drowned while swimming from City Island to High Island. He was i'm personating a South Sea. Islander.
 A resolution was introduced in the Senate directing the committee on privileges and elections to investigate the recent primary elections for United States senator in Pennsylvania and Illinois.
 Ex-Governor Fort of New Jersey sent by President Wilson as a mem Der of the Peace Commission to San Domingo, reported that the prospects for continued order in the republic, were bright.
 United States Senator Maritime en- nounced that competitive examina- lions for New Jersey appointments to the Annapolis Naval Academy will be ehld in the Battin High School, Eliz- abeth, September 19.