Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-28

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Condensed TeIegrams Ii Chicago experienced light snow all
 The Prince of Wales' national re- ief fund amounts to $16,S30,0O0.
 The Swiss Government will issue a ;10.00G.000 five per cent. loan in No 7ember. Official announcement was made that he Japanese Diet would convene on December 5.
 Elizabeth, N. j., will begin a two- days celebration of it's 250th ami | today.
 Burglars entered the postoffice at West Warren, Mass, and robbed the 1 safe of s1.5Oo in cash and stamps.
 President Wilson will leave Wash ington next Monday night for Prince ton, N. J., where he will cast his vote.
 There was withdrawn from the Sub Treasury $o2o,ooo in gold coin and s99 1000 Iin gold bars for shipment to Canada
 According to the United States Geo ton of Vermont in 1913 was valued at S2O,647,ss5.
 The American Red Cross, through the state department, transmitted by telegraph $65.oo0 from its European War Fund
 The contribution of the Canadian Pacific employees of one days pay to the Canadian patriotic fund amounted to $141,7Ss.
 King George converted Baimoral Castle and two other royal residences in Scotland into hospitals for wound ed soldiers.
 Four persons were killed and three others severely injured when an auto mobile skidded and overturned at Massillon, Ohio.
 It is estimated that 5000 horses are being held at Fort Worth, Tex. await | ing delivery to the French and English army commissions. | FiFG QGSLTOySQ In6 HNG SkOFy DuitQ- ing of the Fleischmann Malting O., in Chicago, causing $300,000 damage. One fireman was injured. J. Hull Browning, former president of the Northern Railroad of New Jer- sey, died of heart disease in the Erie Ferry station in New York. l The total eclipse of the sun was ob- served from an aeroplane at KieR Russia by Prof. David S. Todd, the Amherst College astronomer.
 Mrs. Mary MeShane, 70 years old was killed by falling from the fire es. cape on the second floor of her home on Ninth Avenue, New York;
 John D. Northrop will take the plac, of pr. David T. Day, who resigned from the United States Geological Sur vey. Dr. Day was in charge of De- troleum.
 At a benefit concert in Hartford Monday night, at which some noted artists appeared, the sum of s3,000 wal realized to be sent to Belgian wal sufferers.
 Contributions of s5,3s5 with expendf. lures so far of S2,945, were submitted in the statement by James w. Wads. worth, Republican candidate for Unit. ed States senator from New York.
 Mrs. F. c. earnert of Bridgeport who was injured in an automobile ac
 cident at Newtown on October an(
 has since been a patient in the hospita in this city, is still in a critical condi
 tion.
 In order to provide adequate protee
 ton for the Panama Canal, the Fiftl Regiment of Infantry was instructed
 to prepare to move at any momen
 from Plattsburg, N. r., to the Cana
 zone.
 Total expenditures of the Repubiiea,
 congressional campaign committee fo
 the November elections were SPA, ,767 &
 according to a report filed with tn, clerk of the House. Receipts wer' : s25,422.
 Several hundred bales of cotton ol board the steamer City of August, were burned or badly damaged by fire | which ragged for several hours. Tn steamer arrived at Boston from Sa
 vannah.
 The Norwegian steamer Beatriee r which arrived in New York from Por : Antonio, reported running into t heavy gale off CubasS The mainmas
 was struck by-lightning but sligh , damage was caused. Among the passengers who arrive in New York on the steamer Voltair 7 from Buenos Ayres were Sergio Gar l cia Uritburn, Argentine Ambassador t t England, and Hector Valasquez, -Ura l guayan Minister to Washington.
 The president of the New Ycrk Cof
 fee Exchange has called a meeting C ! the board of managers for October 2 fn uf6 dor Ina . -fcc.h ifTr r1f
 ening the Exchange for trading Dur a poses on Wednesday, Nov. 4. The arrest of Joseph Reddinston, chauffeur Of Pittston, Pa, revealed tn II fact that sf,9oo automobile stole