Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-24

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed IeIegrams
 William TattersalI, the cotton trade expert. died suddenly at Cheshire, England.
 There was withdrawn from the Sub- Treasury s2,310,00O in gold coin for shipment to Canada. change sold for s34,OO0, a decline of Ss,OO0 from the last sale.
 Fire destroyed the Nanepashemet hotel, a summer resort at Marblehead, Mass, at a loss of S50D00.
 Gold bars to the amount of s122, 900 were engaged at the New York assay office for shipment to Canada
 Frank A. Vanderlip, who has been i'll at his home near Ossining, N. Y., is reported progressing favorably.
 The next annual meeting of the | United States Chamber of Commerce | will be held in Washington, Feb. S-5. l
 Secretary of Labor Wilson has start | ed a campaign of Missouri in the in | terest of democratic congressional can didateS.
 A National Photographers and Wire less operators tournament will be held at San Francisco, Calif., on May 27, 2sl and 29, 1915.
 President Wilson sent a letter of endorsement to Representative Con- molly, democrat. of Iowa, for United States senator.
 Michael Stroza and his wife lost their lives when a three story fiat house at Port Chester. N. r., was destroyed by fire
 Secretary of the Treasury McAdco, who has been confined to his home with an attack of stomach trouble, is greatly improved. John Levendowski. a prizefishter, was killed in g. boxing bout at Tolle- ston, Ind. John Lundgren, his oppo- | nent, was arrested. l The British schooner Lady of Avon,
 from Nova Scotia to Cienfuegos with a cargo of lumber, is ashore on Turks | Island in the Bahamas. 1 Fire on the steamer Minnewaska of | the Atlantic Transport line destroyed | sugar valued at S129, 900 consigned to
 the British government. | Leon Scaturi, ii years old, whose | father is watchman, killed himself | while playing with his fathers revolver
 in their home in Brooklyn. II Randolph Grimes and Sarah J. Van derberg. both of Chicago, announced
 their marriage. The bridegroom is 77
 years old and the bride 76. Burglars entered the post office at
 Mayfeld. N. Y, and escaped with about $500 in stamps. They overlook
 ed $2oG in cash in drawer. From the niastheads of all the Ger man liners tied up, in Hoboken, the 1 flag of Germany was flying in honor of the Empress Victoria's birthday. tl Contributions amounting to s4,e1o were received by the New York State bringing the total amount to s276, ,S55
 Students at the University of Chi
 cago earned s152, TIP within the last f Iyear while attending the university e The average amount per student was a s14s.
 i Rather than undergo an operation e Miss Aurelia Lansberg, 30 years old committed suicide by jumping from the fifth floor of her home in The Bronx.
 The steamer Ruby arrived at Bal.
 1 timore from Spain with a cargo o
 | 1,09S, 36S, 900 cork discs, said to be the E largest single cargo of cork ever i'm Il ported.
 n General Brayton Ives, president o = the Standard Milling Co., and former = president of the New York Stock Ex. l, change died in Ossining, N. r., aget - "A years.
 pr. David T. Day has resigned from the United States Geological Survey tC ' enter private practice. Dr. Day was - the author of the petroleum report: . of the Survey.
 Louis Wank. a milk dealer of Brook. = 1yn. who has been convicted 12 time: . of watering his milk, but always es- - capped 9 jail sentence, was sent tC
 prison for 30 days. - Andrew K. Dunn, of Charleston, III. IT @ Harvard sophomore. is suffering
 from a severe case of brain concussior
 caused by being hit on the head dur h ing baseball practice. a The five men wanted for the rob- a bery of a hotel in Terre Haute. Ind. 6 of s1435 in cash, were arrested in In.
 dianapolis after making the trip in z e high power automobile. John O'Connor, a discharged em, .r ploye made an attempt to aSSasSinat' Ia Richard c. Harrison. first deputy com