Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-09

ident of the Dominican republic exiled by a revolution was reelected pres ident.
 John Gabriel Britt president of the New York Board of Elections, died in operation.
 In a detailed report issued by the United States Public Health Service. the Friedman tuberculosis "cure" is condemned.
 There was engaged at the Sub Treasury $10.O00 in gold for shipment to Canada, and $350 was transferred to New Orleans.
 A local firm of Reading, Pa- re- ceived an order for 600,000 hospital shirts for the British army. The con tract is for sS5O,OOo.
 William R. Watson, president of the Colonial Coal Co, of Yonkers. who disappeared, was found wandering in Newark, suffering from asphasia.
 George Gilbert, a sailor in the Unit ed States navy, signed a contract to enter the Greek navy as a lieutenant, when his present enlistment expires.
 Directors of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, announced that the New York bank will open for business on November 16, with temporary off, ficials.
 Louise MacIusic Of New York when arraigned for the murder of Giuseppe Marine, smiled and said he deserved to die as he tried to drive her into the strets.
 A record has been established in the number of hunters licenses to shoot deer issued to Massachusetts sports men. more than 75,000 adready having been granted.
 Richard von Krebs the nnadnan of New Brunswick, N. J.. sought for the murder of Mrs. Henry Rhiel is in New York. Detectives are securing the city for him.
 The United States battIeship Texas Is in port at Galveston, to receive two sets of silver, one from the school children of Texas and one from the citizens of that state.
 Mrs. Sophia SkalIa of Washington, N. J., found guilty of setting fire to a pavilion there last January, was sen fenced to from two to seven years in prison and fined $500. 
 The body of John Byron, of Linneus, Me, veteran hunter who, had been lost in the woods since Monday, was found by searching partis. Byron, aged IS, died of exposure.
 Governor General Fuchs of Belgian Congo has appealed to the Belgian Consul in New York, to immediately forward foodstuffs, there being a scarcity of provisions there
 Vincent MuIsehsin, aged nine, and William Newman, aged II, of The Bronx, were painfully injured when they put in bonfire a piece of wire with some explosive attached
 New York will have an exhibition of street cleaning appliances and New Workers ta tse need of taking more interest in clean streets. In New York factory where 400 girls are on strike 29 cigarette box machines have been wrecked by the removal of parts valued at $S0, ,000, that can be only had in Europe.
 Tony Geido, of Manhattan, was res cued by two policemen when his bed was set afire. Although he denied he had enemies, a revolver found in his possession led to his arrest.
 Over an area twenty five miles long and ten miles wide, in New Jersey, a forest fire fought by 1000 men, is rag able timber land are being destroyed Flora Pearl of New York, was ar rested, suspected of being concerned in the stabbing of John Fireman. a | private detective, who served Miss Pearl with a summons in civil court case
 Archibald Greene, Of Cambridge l Mass, was walking along the Battery New York. when rat ran up his trousers. He took off the garment and someone ran away with it and the $2O in & pocket.
 Two hundred women dressed in white met at the Salvation Armyas bandages from the linen collected in the "old linen" campaign by the Sal vation Army.
 Louis DheeIa, Greek, surrendered to the Philadelphia police, and con | &, ,000 from Russell Underwood of New York. son of the president of the Erie Railroad.
 ! AN an inquest lNLO InS QG6Ih of | Major General Kekewich who com mitted suicide in London, it was said the General killed himself because of ill health preventing him from a com- mission in the British army. l Secretary Daniels has instructed the commandant of the New York Navy Yard to protect the interests of the four United States sailors barred from a New York theatre because of theiI uniforms when the complaint comes | upfor hearing.
 Mrs Harry M. Duprey was instantly killed at Littleton, N. H., by the dis charge of a shotgun in the hands ot Verne Weaver, farm hand employed by her husband. Davidson said the shooting was purely accidental. He was arrested pending an investiga. tion.
 Joseph A. Piouff of Ware, president of the Lafayette Savings Bank. of Bos- ton, was indicted for larcency. Five counts aggregating $9,727 alleged tr have been obtained by Ploun iron five national hanks. and trust com panies, were contained in the indict. ment