Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-18

Elm ployment bureau was postponed because arrangements had not been completed.
 The four nssted schooner Massasoit of New Haven, for Norfolk, Va. went ashore at Smith Island Light, Va, dur ing a gale.
 Because he sold cotton for less than ten cents a pound, Joshua Samuels of Ardmore, Okla, was logged by masked night riders.
 Edward A. Faust, a son-in-Iaw of the late Adolphus Busch. resigned as vice president and director of the An heuser-Busch Brewing Co.
 The India House, a club organized for the cultivation and perpetuatton of American foreign trading conditions was opened in New York.
 pr. Anna Howard Shaw of New York, was reelected president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, in convention at Nashville
 The British steamer Wien1ar, from Archangel, Russia, to Ieith, Scotland, was driven ashore on the coast of Norway, near Rorre Island.
 A brick wrapped in paper mistaken for a bomb in the Court of Special Sessions, Brooklyn, caused all the spectators to leave hurriedly.
 Two hundred women strikers, who tried to storm the Federal Sugar Re fnery at Yonkers, were. driven back by hot water from fire hose.
 Mrs. Victor Innes and her husband Nelms-Dennis and her sister, Beatrice Nelms at San Antonia, Texas.
 The American steamer Berwind, re- ported captured by British cruisers, arrived in New York with a cargo Of sugar from South America.
 Or. EwaId FIueget a professor at Stanford University died as d result of a. general breakdown attributed to worry over the European war.
 Henry c. Filler, who played the most conspicuouos part in giving Gen eral Phil. Sheridan to the nation, died at Columbus. Ohio, aged 90 years.
 An initial shipment of 1000 barrels of Japanese flour was received at Ia coma. It is very poor quality, and not expected to compete with American flour.
 Two submarines known as k-5 and
  en route to New York to be equipped with torpedoes. Outside there was a high sea.
 Ex-Presidert Gomez, who returned to Havana on January 4, after a trip to France and Spain, informed his friends he is willing to be a candidate for the presidency.
 William G. Sharp will present his credentials as American Ambassador, to President Poincare of France on December and take over the office now held by Myron T. Herrick.
 John R. Lishtfoot of Shelton it was announced, was appointed by Judge Williams of the superior court temp orary receiver of the Shelton comp any, manufacturers of bolts and tackS.
 The New Jersey Court of Errors and refused to permit the merging of the American Malt Corporation and with a capital of S15,000, 00O.H I
 Albert Cutler defeated Jake Sehaf- CT 300 to 1S3 fin a billiard players league match at Glens Falls, N. Y- last night Averages and high runs: Cutler 13 1-2S; 1o2. Schaefer ', 9-23;
 Members of the Clemson Military College football team, at Columbus, S. C., were arrested by the authorities of the school. They failed to get a form al permit to leave the town to play a game.
 Hanging from chandelier and with gas flowing from an open jet, the body of Jacob Meyers, aged SO. Ger man resident of the Brooklawn sec tinn nf RriHprannFf found a hiS home.
 James Nj. Sullivan, minister to the Dominican Republic who has been on leave, had a final conference with Secretary Bryan, preparatory to ! leaving for New York to sail for San l Domingo City.
 Five hundred million dollars of the new British war loan of $1,125.o0o, ,000 l already has been taken by one firm. it was announced in the house of com 1 mons by David Llody-GeOge, cllancel- l Tor of the exchequer.
 Citizens of Pennsylvania and New 1 Jersey will file protest with the Inter l the increase in fares announced by the 1 Railroad and the Phila- delphia & Reading.
 Senator William J. Stone of Jeffer- l son City, Mo-, had a, plurality of 54,- | 517 when he was reelected to the senate on November 3, according to 1 the official returns announced by the l secretary of state.
 Rosa Reiek dealer in clothing and in Bridgeport filed a petit l lion in bankruptcy in the United | States district court yesterday. Herl iat- | oilities are $47,775. She asks for the of a receiver to conduct he business.