Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Frank Sharpe, a Deer Hunter, was seriously hurt when shot by a cont panion near Hammondton, N. J., dur ing hunt.
 Charles o. Kruger, President of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company, ! dropped dead at the Racquet club in Philadelphia Academy's< new administration build ing which is to replace the burned structure was laid.
 Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney of New York sailed for Europe with eight sur- geons and several nurses to establish field hospital in France.
 Definition of commercial paper and the discount rate to be charged by re- serve banks were under discussion by the federal reserve board.
 The Publishers Paper Company, of Portland, Me, is in no way connected with the legal proceedings against the Colonial Paper company.
 Samuel Archer King, Veteran bal his first ascension in 1851, and since then has gone up 45S times. James Cavanagh, Watehman in Aoi aham & Straus' distributing station and stables in Brooklyn. was seriously Injured when shot by burglar.
 Miss May Miller and Miss May Klien, both of New York, were attack ed by a gang of hoodlums in Central Park, Miss Miller's purse being stolen.
 Erie and Seneca Counties, New York state, have been quarantined because of the outbreak of the foot and mouth disease among cattle on farms in that region
 The cuuarder Lusitania Left New York for Liverpool with 500 passen- gers, the largest eastbound passenger list she has taken since the outbreak Gf the war.
 The San Antonio Land & Irriaation CO, Ltd. with headquarters at Toron- to. filed voluntary petition in bank ruptcy in the United States district court, New York,
 Students of vsssar College have de- cided to tax themselves 10 per cent on all candy. theatre tickets, sodas and other luSuries, to raise money for the American Red Cross.
 0SorSe Doyle or New Hork was Sen- fenced to serve a year in prison and pay $500 fine for stealing a purse containing S1.50 from 8 girl who was praying in a church.
 According to a Decision in the Police court in Washington, no one can blow a friend to drink. as it is "giv- ing away intoxicating liquors" which is forbidden by law.
 
 Both Miss Anna Hasbinser and Ar thur Schaefer, both of Brooklyn, are in a serious condition as a result of the overlapping of the auto in which they were riding on Ocean Parkway, Brook lyn.
 A Man Who Gave His Name as Carl Seme broke a window in a store in Manhattan so that he would be ar rested and fed. He said he stole s25.- 0e0 from the Russian postoff1ce depart ment
 Six More Men Are Dying from the effects of the alcohol purchased from D. A. Bisbee's drug store at Bristol, Vt This brings the total to Is. The ''whiskey' contained 50 per cent. wood alcohol.
 Benjamin Cook. principal of the George B. Stone school of Fall River. Mass, one of the oldest schooInasters in that section of the state, dropped dead from heart failure at the opening of school.
 James w. Wadsworth. sr, was one of the heaviest winners on the cleo tion. He bet s25. COG. at odds of 8 to 1 that his son would be elected United States senator from New York and won s7,50o.
 Deputy Sheriff Peter Fuller Was Shot and seriously wounded when he tried to take revolver from William Mitch ell. a special election deputy, at Terre Haute, Mitchell declares he shot in self defense.
 Maj Sacks of Gold Were Scattered on Broadway. New York when a truck hroke through the plarking in Eighth avenue. Secret service men and police surrounded the wreck while the sacks were recovered.
 sresLer Champ Clark. conne..ipo uren the election results said theY were not a rebuke to the Wilson ad- m:nistratfon, hut just one more thing that could happen during these days of European war"
 Poli~endsr GIyrr of fhe New York force leaned from the runpine board of speeding automobile to the neck Ol FS FfftlAH-L norge ana stopped it af- ter he had chased # for nearly a rnsie in the automobile. .
 Ralrh E. LoveIl Held in UonSo- for embezzlinR funds from the First Ma tional bank of EdTewater: N. J.. is held o'Brien of Edgewater is in T -1rdnn to claim his prisoner.
 The CUnard ssAesr,er csrpatki. sft New York for Mediterranean ports with 1.T0n Ttalisns and 70 Creeks who are going to their homes to offer their services to their country ,in casa fssav are involved in the war
 P--~@f--t WIisen accepted the reg ignation of George B. Roberts. sii~ecf or the mint. to take effect November 15. but has not decided upon his suc-I cessor. MT. Robert goes to the Ma tionai City bank of New York.