Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-03

Condensed TeIegrams

Mayor Mitchell made tour of the | four free markets established in Man | haitian.
 E. H. Sothern, the actor, who has been seriously ill at Litchheld, Conn, is rapidly recovering.
 The Geological Survey announced that AlaSka'S mineral output last year had a value of S1S,413,094.
 New York customs receipts for September aggregate s12,11S,094, against s1s.356,Ss4 in September. 1913. The captain of Roumanian steamer reports that the bubonic plague and typhoid fever are raging at Constanti- nople.
 Colonel Horace A. Hutehins, Civil War veteran and Standard Oil Co. of- l ficial, died at Madison, N. J., aged 7e years.
 Joseph Seavotti, ii years old, was driven by Ralph Reisler, in The Bronx.
 The estate of Josiah White, presi- | who died at Atlantic City, is valued at ss,155,11S. Giaeomo oiordano, 53 years old, committed suicide by leaping blind | folded from the fourth floor Of his home in New York.
 Joseph Walker, progressive oandi- 1 date for governor of Massachusetts, l tonight formally announced himself in favor of nationwide prohibition.
 pr. w. A. Foster, of Salem, Mass, | was killed at Schronn Lake, N. T., when his automobile plunged into a ravine, His wife was seriously injur- l ed.
 The Progressive state convention held at Manchester, N. H., was attend ed by about 125 delegates and candi- dates with fair sprinkling of specta- tors.
 | Popen Benedict XIV has appointed a committee of cardinals to prepare | plans for a Sepudchral monument to Pope Plus X, in the crypt of St. i Peters.
 1 The Raymond Trust Co.,, of Raymond Wash, has closed it's doors following i a run brought by rumors of insolven- si5O.OOo. "e pp'ONiAA'eis I tHG oO0y OI FttCnaGd SF0kefy wife of the former Tammany leaders, | who died in Italy, arrived in New York on the steamer Tomaso di Savoia- | John DewelI of Hamden, who set | fire to his wife'S home was sentenced in the superior court at New Haven to from two to four years in states
 prison for arson.
 Thomas Bradbury, of Quincy, Mass, o ffsar n frrl afT &<, lrSf
 his wife, committed suicide by shoot
 ing. He is believed to have been tenn porariiy insane.
 Ebert H. Gary, chairman of the
 United States Steel Corporation has
 resigned as a director of every com
 pany not identified with the United
 States Steel Corporation Albert H. Willis and Lee H. Fried man, both of Boston, were appointed
 receivers for the Richard H. Booth Co.,,
 of Worcester, dry goods. merchants, in the federal court yesterday.
 | A motornan on an elevated train in
 The Bronx, noticing smoke pouring
 from the home, of H. Rabinowitt of
 No. 4015 Third Avenue, stopped his
 train and awakened the family.
 An order signed by Secretary Lane | Has OpSlleO to B6lllonenI ana entry,
 under ehenlarged homestead law, B. 600,000 acres of land in California, New
 Mexico, Washington and Colorado. Formation of apple clubs in various
 parts of the country is being planned
 by the Department of Agriculture,
 with view of interesting boys and
 girls in the possibilities of apple rais- ng: Antonro Tanpo, said to be student
 at the Albany Law school. early last
 night stabbed and killed Miss Cromer,
 8 Schenectady school teacher, and then
 stabbed himself. His condition is critical.
 The Cuban House of Representatives granted amnesty to ex-Governor Asert. who was sentenced to five years inn prisonment for the murder of Chief of
 Police Riva, of Havana. The vote was A to 5.
 Robert L. Sadd, proprietor Of large dairy and stock farm in Mapping,
 South Windsor. filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States court today. His liabilities are s26753 and
 assets about s30,000.
 . Six persons were injured, some probably seriously, in a head-on col lision between street cars at Morseys
 corner in South Easton, Mass. Both |