Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

T.. caused damage of 10000.
 The first snow of the season in New York state fell at Star lake. The snowfall was of an hours duration.
 Oklahoma's coal output for the year ending June 30 was 3,6S5, ,S06 tons. decrease of 112.osS tons over last year.
 p. p. Rainer, head of the Interna- uonal Freight Traffic association of Chicago, died at BroclSville, Ontario.
 James E. F. Morse, son of the in- yentor of, the electromagnetic tele- graph, died in New York, aged 90 years.
 The Ferris bill to provide for leases on government owned mineral lands was taken up for consideration by the House.
 Betting in Wall Street is even money that the New York Stock Ex- change will be open for business by October 1.
 Several thousand chickens were burned to death in a fire on the farm of Mrs. Haaning Current, at LAfay- cite, N. J.
 Cardinal Farley of New York is in Naples awaiting the departure of the Fabre line steamship Santa Anna for New York.
 Henry C. Prick, who has been suf- fering from rheumatism at Beverly, Mass. was able to take ride in an automobile
 A moonshine still of 100 gallons ca pacity was raided in building in Cherry Sfraaf New York Two rests were made.
 Louis O. HiIcken, a retired provision dealer of Brooklyn. committed sui- eide by hanging. He had been in i'll health for some time.
 Edward E. O'Dwyer, chief justice of the city court in New York, who is seriously i'll at New London. Conn, took turn for the worse.
 The American Red Cross received a contribution of s1.200 from the Amer icap- league baseball clubs and s84S from the National league.
 John E. Murty, a deckhand, was from barge moored in the Hudson river off Philipstown N. Y. Ernest Herbert, of the St Louis Federals, who was hit in the head by pitched ball, has not a fractured skull as was at first feared. The effective date of the Interstate Commerce Commissions orders in the nter-mOuntain rate case was again put off from October 1, until Novem- Der 15.
 Edward S. Rollins and Don S. Perch 1 were arrested in New York charged with grand larceny in passing worth less check for s100 on the Holland house.
 | Arnold Hazard, son of the late E. e. Hazard. the manufacturer, of Shrewsbury, N. J., is in jail in Brook l lyn. charged with passing worthless checks.
 Assistant Secretary of the Navy | ton for New York to begin his cam-
 peign for United States senator from | that state.
 The first general protest against the proposed increased price of mileage
 tickets in Eastern territory was made to the interstate commerce commis. l sion.
 Thin ice formed in some exposed | SpOIS III OTdISG anu oulllNdn cOuHIleS New York. Another heavy frost, the
 second of the season, damaged fruit and vegetables.
 The brain of syIvanus w. Hicks
 of Poughkeepsie. whose will is protest ed, will be produced in court by Dr
 Edward B. Hicks to show the testa- | tor was mentally deficient. | The House adopted an amendment
 to the Barnhart printing bill, increas- | ing the pay of bookbinders and print
 CTS in the government printing office
 from 50 to 55 cents an hour.
 "SIipperyD Peter Madden, arrested for grand larceny in New York, mys- l teriously disappeared from the Tombs | prison. This is his third escape from prison since the latter part of June. l Thomas E. Rush, the new surveyor of the port of New York, was sworn | in before Judge Julius ,M Mayer in | the Federal district court. He begins his duties at the customs house today | Albert Morrison, a Brooklyn police man, was exonerated from blame tn connection with the death of Michael J. Rowan, who died from fractured
 skull caused by a blow of Morrison's | club.
 The White Star liner Cedric sailed from New York with only 28 saloon passengers, 42 second class and 50
 steerage passengers. The boat also
 carried $500 tons of foodstuffs for | England
 l James w. Gerard, United States
 ambassador to Germany. is inclined to accept the nomination for United States senator from New York pro- viding he does not have to return to New York to make a campaign. Gioeomo MazzuIIo of Revere, Mass. convicted of passing counterfeit half dollars in Lowell in the spring, was | sentenced to five months in Green. field jail by Judge Morton in the Unit | ed States district court today. | Leon Ledourneaux, of Rochester, N H., son of Councilman Joseph Le- | dourneauX, was instantly killed late last night when he stepped from one
 street car into the path of another. Il
 was necessary to use jacks to extricate
 the body.