Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-31

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Four negroes were hanged in Ala bama yesterday,
 Gold coin to the amount of $S1o.0oo | was engaged at the Sub Treasury for | shipment to Canada
 President Wilson received J. K. Je- | rome, the English author. talking with l him on literary subjects. Constantine MalIouk, wealthy Syrian lace importer of Brooklyn. was fined S100 for speeding his auto along Fifth Avenue. New York For the first time in many years, the police of New York will be on the same posts Election day as they oc- cupied on Primary Day.
 The clothing store of Frederick J. Hatch at New Milford, was. robbed
 during Thursday night of between s2o0
 and $500 worth of clothing.
 The United States Secret Service announced the discovery of new
 counterfeit not, bearing the number of E TS0440, series of 1901-
 The sand dredging machine Nep- | tune,' one of the largest of its kind was destroyed by fire at Bordentown,
 N. J.. at loss of sso,000.
 York for Liverpool carrying 200 arm cred auto trucks. 1000 hard rubber
 tires and other war munitions. The first farm to- consumer consign-
 ment of .esgs to reach Chicago. con-
 farmer living near Buffalo, N. Y. The German commission to the Pan- anna Fair at San Francisco announced | that Germany will have large ex- hfbit at the Fair. in spite of the war. | Both the American Hardware Man
 ufacturers' Association and the Ma 1 tional Hardware Association indorsed | the Made in America" label, at a re- | cent convention.
 II Myron T. Herriek, American Am fl bassador to France. wrote a letter to those in charge of his home in which
 he asked for his winter clothing to
 be sent to him.
 The Postoffice Department announc- ed that the Mexican postof1ce tempo
 rarily suspended its international
 money order service with the United
 States, on October 26.
 President Menocsi has ordered the |i Cuban rurales to take charge of the
 police work at the various towns
 where troubles are feared during the
 elections next Sunday.
 Five students of St. Johns coIIere, Annapolis, were freed of the charge of murder in connection with the death of a classmate, William R. Bow Jus, in hazing escapade.
 George B. lanning, of Newarl<, IN. J, arrested for being intoxicated when found on a bench in a park. died sf 9 I fractured skull in a nOspitsi. leaving no clue as too how he was injured.
 Following inc explosion of a boiler l in the Continental Hotel, New York, in : which two were killed. two engineers
 and the hotel manager were arrested
 charged with criminal responsibility. 2 Mayor Harrison of Chicago an ! nounced that he would not receive 9 John Eads Howe, the millionaire ho- 3 bo" and a delegation of the unem- t ployed which Howe proposed to bring !. to the City Hall. s ss ' e .g. Louis Schneider, of Hastin1s. N. V. wrote fO the. town CieTK or that pfdce 2 to send his birth certificate to him al , prevent him from being shot as a Ger : man spy. Schneider is in prison al 7 Westcott, England. e
 Seven of New Yorkss sangsters and l gunnen made peace in Pat Sullivan's 3 headqrh rters the Bowery, much to ] the delight of the police. who had 2 e considerable task to reconcile the 8 gangsters to the quiet life.
 g The frieate Constellation, which tool ' part in the War of 1912 arrived 1T q Washington from Baltimore, where il K was exhibited at the Star Spanglet
 Banner centenary. It will be placed or
 exhibition at the Navy Yard. The United States coIiiers Mars and !, Hector left Hawaii for Norfolk. Va. ' : via the Panama Canal. the Hector car. . rying a submarine torpedo boat anc structural steel for buildings at tho Pearl Harbor naval station Al the choctow Indian tribal con, yention at McAlester, Okla, the trfba :. attorney was ordered to bring sui ' against the Secretary of the Interior k for the immediate distribution of tn, tribal funds in the treasury. pavmaster- General McGowan of tn, 5 Navy issued special order In whtci he said that our men are no poisoi
 squad" and that any attempt to tr1 |, on the navy food tests or experiment.
 would be promptly suppressed. The New Jersey Supreme Court de = cided that the Seven Sisters law pro 1 hibiting one corporation holding stool
 of another not only applies to corpora t tions chartered in New Jersey, bur d foreign corporations operating in tha I State.
 = Three inmates of the New Yors e State Home for the Feebieminded, a = Syracuse, wrecked the Manhattan s ETIver of the I.ackawanna road on Oc