Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05

cdlle0 10 meet Tn exIraord1nary SeS- sion at Paris, December g.
 The H. c. Prick Coke Go, of Pitts burgh has laid off salaried employees for two weeks without pay. of Brooklyn, committed suicide by shooting himself at his home.
 Thirty prisoners were taken from the State prison at Trenton, N. J., to the convict farm at Leesburg, N. J.
 The Hartley Silk Manufacturing Co.,, which operates six mills in New York State, has gone into bankruptcy.
 Nine armed Mexicans, part of a fl- clustering expedition, were captured by cavalrymen near Hidalgo, Texas.
 pr. Stephen c Petit of Brooklyn died at his home of blood poisoning | contracted while opeating on a pa- tient.
 4 MosIem cemetery will be establish ] ed at Working, England for burial of Indian soldiers killed on the Conti- nent.
 The Irish newspaper Sim Fein, in Dublin, was suppressed by the gov i ernment because of its Germany policy.
 pr. A. E. ortmann, scientist at Car 1 negie Museum in Pittsburgh, predicted ] that in 1000 years Niagara Falls will be dry.
 Six United States army officers sail ed from New York for Europe to Europe to watch the German army in | action.
 The French aviator Marc Pourpre, hero of the Khartum flight, was killed while reconnoitering in the Somme district.
 The steel ship Javary, owend by L. registry.
 A box of explosives was found near the Standard Oil Co, Elizabeth, N. J. It had been stolen from a train and abandoned.
 Miss Nell Kenny, an Australian swimmer, was arrested as she was about to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge | for the movies.
 Three officers of the Italian army arrived in New York, commissioned to buy 12,O0o horses for the Italian cav airy and artillery. Nine men were burned, three seri- ously by an electric flash, while work ing on the Fulton Street Elevated Railroad, Brooklyn. PhiIander C. Knox, former Secretary | of State. appeared in the Supreme Court at Washington, as an attorney for Harry K. Thaw. Harry kaufnann, proprietor of a ell llr s,,1r III -l-. n N. J., was arrested. charged with improper use of the mails. | Lieutenant- General Liman, com mander of the Guards division of the l German army, has been awarded the Order of Merit by the Kaiser.
 Four members of the crew of the steamer Sun. in port at New York, were overcome in the hold by the fumes from the cargo of dyestuffs.
 c. D. Eghert, an insurance collector of Point Pleasant, N. J., was attack ed and robbed of $500 and then thrown into Barengat Bay. He was rescued.
 A mad dog created a panic in the West Side, Manhattan, biting two men and tearing to pieces another dog, fin- ally being shot down by a policeman. I York has been provided with 8 guard of two plainclothes men to protect him against possible attack by gun men.
 John B. Van Shaiek, a New York stock broker, will sail for France to l become an ambulance driver. His wife will accompany him as Red Cross nurse.
  gian tried to kill himself by Jumping from the second story of his home He had worried over the fate of rela- tives in Belgium.
 Justice Smith in the Baltimore Po- lice Court ruled that man is Justified in boxing the ears of his wife if she pays more attention to her clothes than to her children.
 Kane Meknieht, charged with par ticipation in the murder of Charles lynched, making the third negro to be killed for the crime.
 The last legal hanging in PennsyI- vania was held at Moyamensing prison, Philadelphia, when William Abel was be the death penalty. Fire destroyed shoes valued at s3eo,- coo in the Lackawanna railroad trans fer sheds at Binghamton, N. r. The shoes were destined for export abroad for the French army.
 Movements of steamshIpa.
 Havre. Nov. 30.-Arrfved, steamer La Touraine, New York
 Glasgow, Dec 2.-Azrived. steamer Pannonia, New York.
 Bristol Dec. 3.-Arrived,4 steamer pr:ncipello. Montreal
 New York. Dec. l.-Arrived, steamer Europa. Naples
 New York. Dec. 4s-ArrfVed, steamer CaSerta NapleS