Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-17


 Mrs. w. E. D. Stokes, wife of the New York millionaire, is critically ill at the home of her mother in Denver.
 Many reservists bound for England and France to join the colors sailed on ships leaving New York yesterday.
 The estate of Darius Miller, late president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, is valued at s55o,- 900.
 John Sullivan, a briokIayer, s5 years old, of Long Branch, N. J., was run End.
 The BartoIomay Pavilion and a dance hall at Ontario Beach, N. r., were destroyed by fire. The loss is s35, ,000.
 leader arrived at Trinidad. Col, from Denver to attend the convention of miners.
 Patrick Callahan, assistant corpor- ation counsel in Brooklyn. will retire on September 26. The job pays s7,500 year.
 John S. Seymour, of NorwaIk, Conn, announced his candidacy for the Dem ocratic nomination for United States Senator.
 Five frame buildings containing seven stores at East Machias, Me, burned with an estimated aggregate loss of s25.0oo.
 The f4th annauaI conference of the sanitary officers of New York state opened at Saratoga, N. Y. Governor Glynn is in attendance.
 pr: Herman Carey sumeas, busi- manager of the University of Wiscon- sin, has been nominated for the pres idency of Tufts College.
 Senator RamsdeII, in support of the Rivers and Harbors bill, said that if it were defeated it would throw 30,- 900 men out of employment
 Clifton L. shinn, of Atlantic City, was appointed by Governor Fielder to succeed Clarence L. Cole as Common Pleas Judge of Atlantic County.
 The new ferry transfer system be- tween the Municipal Ferry to Staten Island and the connecting surface lines in Manhattan went into effect.
 Mail service between the United 0LdLSS anu MEXICO WdS resumed. Ino service was suspended more than a year ago because of the revolution. Maggie John, 25 years old, an h. dian woman, confessed to killing George Eels. also an Indian. on the State Hospital grounds in Buffalo. Morris Moskowitz, 16 years old, of Norfolk Street, New York, was run down and killed by an automobile driven by Harold Stark, of Brooklyn. by the Logan-Gregg Hardwar com pany at Pittsburgh, Pa, was destroyed by fire. The loss is placed at s500,- 900.
 August was a generally favorable favorable in the north according to the department of agriculture's monthly bulletin.
 w. H. Williams and H. p. Williams, Long Island City landlords have re- duced rents S1 a month to all tenants because of unemployment caused by the war.
 The Board of Taxation increased the assessment on public utilities property | in Camden, N. J., from 50 per cent. to 100 per cent, adding $500,000 to the valuation.
 Exports of merchandise for the port of New York during the week ending | against s15,393,3s6 for the same period last year.
 F. H. Taps, interpreter of the United | States. immigration service at Seat l tie, Wash, was arrested, charged with L fro mthe service. At the republican convention of the First congressional district in Hart ! ford, P. Davis Oakley of Hartford was nominated unanimously. There were no other nominations. AdoIph MandeI of New York, the East Side banker whose institutions were taken in charge by the State banking authorities, was arrested and {; indicted for forgery All push cart peddIers in New York city must undergo a physical exam i ination and those who show symptoms | of a communicable disease will be for bidden license to peddle- President Piouff of the Lafayette Savings Bank in Boston, was arrested on information furnished by the State l Banking Department The bank had GepcsitS Of less than S10,000. I Moving pictures depicting battle scenes of the war in Europe are ban ned from exhibition in New York the atres under an order issued by George H. Bell, license commissioner. Emile OeVrou, whom the police brough back from Canada yesterday l pleaded guilty to embedding s11, 800 ! from La Tulia Lace Company. He was held in S15,000 for the grand jury. Burglars ransacked the homo of Captain John J. Evers of the Bos- ton National Baseball club at Troy, N. Y, and no traces can be found of a | chest of silver presented Evers by the people of Chicago or of several solid silvr loving cups received by him dur ing his career on the diamond.