Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-17

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 The Toronto Stock Exchange has re- opened for cash trading.
 Dr. Anthony TraiIl, provost of Trin- ity College, since 1904, is dead.
 Today is the last day of registration for the coming election in New York. The exportation of petroleum from Holland has been forbidden by a roy- al decree.
 Fire in the business district of Nor wich, N. Y., caused damage estimated at s1oO.O0O.
 Representative Underwood says that fore October 24.
 A royal decree issued fixes October | 30 as the date for the opening of the Spanish parliament. Joseph L. Hance, formerly a war correspondent and United States Con- sul at Berlin, died in New York. Governor Miller has appointed Thomas B. Heisel Judge-at-Large of | Delaware, succeeding Judge Wooley. | The will of Gardner M. Lane of | Boston leaves s250.000 to Harvard University and S1Oo.OOO to JohnsHop- kins-
 Twenty factories in Brooklyn are | involved in a general strike of cut glass workers, and more than 1000 men are idle.
 President Wilson sent a letter of endorsement to James D. Phelan, Dem ocratic candidate for the Senate in California
 Several firemen were overcome by acid fumes when fire caused damage of s30,000 to a five-story~ building in Brooklyn. .. | The observance of October 20 as Apple Day throughout the State of Massachusetts is asked by the board of agriculture.
 More than POO delegates assembled ence of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 1 The cruiser North Carolina has been ordered to Alexandria, Egypt, to take | aboard S75,000 in gold for distribution l in Jaffra, Palestine
 | The steamer kroonIand, formerly a IRed Star liner, but now attached to the American liner, sailed for Greece with 1,o95 passengers.
 II Nearly every member of the Mercer University football team and three members of the faculty are suffering from ptomaine poisoning. III Russell Miller, four years old, son of a farmer near Philipsburg, N. J., died from burns received when he fell in a tub of boiling cider II Earl H. Reynolds, 2s years old, son of George M. Reynolds, was elected to the presidency of the Peoples Trust S Savings Bank of Chicago
 William H. McGinnis, a New York lawyer, was sentenced to one years Imprisonment for the misappropriation of $7,516 from trust fund.- M
 The body of Frank T. O'Leary, a young Bangor, Me, man aged 22 years who had been missing for ten days, was found in the Penobscot river,
 Miss Esther ReisaI, aged s5 of Brooklyn, was beaten until uncon- scious and robbed of a gold chain and 45 cents by three men who escaped.
 contributions amounting to s11,o41 were received by the New York State Board of the American Red Cross bringing the total amount to s247,741.
 Mrs. Dora Rivers, of Jersey City, N J.. swallowed bichloride of mercury because her husband of four months was arrested charged with stealing $1OO.
 The Paterson, N. J., Board of Health has put the ban on the roller towel | eat af r-,,I4
 Der shops more sanitary were also published. II Fire wrecked the new $500,OOO con crete pier of the Philadelphia & Read ing Railway on the Delaware River Merchandise worth s1O,oO0 was de- stroyed.
 The Argentine battIeship Morano built by the New York Shipbuilding CO, at Camden, N. J., left PhiladeI- phia, for her official trials off the New England Coast.
 The New York City Board of Ed ucation has voted to ask the Board ot Estimate for s42, 2,112, ,960 for unning ex. penses in 1915. The appropriation this year was s3s,263,315.
 James Martin, a member of the foot. ball team of Lombard College at Gales I Ill.,, IS III d CT1IlCdl COnQ1ClOn Iron injuries in a game. He is sufferine from concussion of the brain. Madame BarthoIdi, widow of Au. guste Bartholdi. the sculpto, who cast the Statue of Liberty, which was pre- sented to the United States by the French Government, died in Paris. The Cambria Steel Go. has issued 2 notice to all it's employees that after this week working hours will be reduc- ed to nine hours instead of ten, with | a cOrreSDOndiDP reduction in