Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-24

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 Lillian Russell underwent an opera ton for appendicitis.
 The cruiser Maryland on duty in Mexican waters, sailed for San Fran cisco.
 The twelfth annual convention of the American Institute of Banking convened at Dallas Texas.
 Members of the Railway Signal As sociation are holding their 18th annual convention at Bluff Point, N. '.
 The fortieth annual convention of the National Wholesale Druggists As sociation is in session at Indianapolis
 The Booth Line steamer Hubert sailed from Galveston. with 200, 900 bushels of wheat for Piraeus, Greece.
 Theodore Roosevelt left Kansas City for Lincoln, Neb., where he will speak in the interest of the Progressive party.
 
 Sarah Martin, 19 years old, of New Rochelle, was killed and her sister Elizabeth, seriously injured in an au- tomobile collision.
 Mrs. cecelie conover, 40 years old, Of Paterson, N. J., was burned to death when her clothing caught fire from gas stove.
 One man was killed and several were injured at Millrock quarry in Hamden. when large rock fell unexpectedly, catching them under it
 Seven oil tanks owned by the Gulf Refining Co. and the Texas Oil CO. near Port Arthur, were destroyed by fire. The loss is s375,000.
 Postmaster General BurIeson is working on plan to make a two- cent rate for letter postage through out the Western Hemisphere.
 Morgan CIeary of New York was ar the death of William Cranfield, who was struck by an automobile.
 The name of the Fabre Line steam CT Germania has been changed to Br1- tannia because of the war. The Fabre 11uc IS cOulrOlieQ Dy 1tdlldnS.
 The British cruisers Lancaster, Es- sex and Suffolk, now off Sandy Hook fired salute wlfen the United States dispatch boat Dolphin passed in
 After being shut down for two weeks the Valley Mold & Iron Co.'s works at Sharpville, Pa, will reopen Thursday giving employment to 300 persons.
 John Tuddy 2s years old, a Brook lyn gunman was shot and killed in a pistol duel with three policemen in the crowded Williamsburg section. More than 1000 delegates were on hand for the opening of the annual Waterways Association in New York The New York Tercentenary Com mittee has decided that in spite of the war New York will celebrate it's 3o0th anniversary as city on October 2S to S1.
 Mrs. Florence carman, indicted for the murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey at Mineola, is reported to be seriously ill The trial will probably be post poned.
 The battIeship Wyoming left the Brooklyn Navy Yard bound for Hamp- ton Roads from where she will proceed to target practice off the Virginia Capes.
 Having pleaded guilty to charge of rsoating, the Southern Pacific Railway was fined S10O,O0O in the United States District Court at Los Angeles.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels broke ground for the new shipway at the Philadelphia Navy Yard The first ship built will be transport at cost of $1,5G0,000.
 cloudburst swept the town of Ray. Arizona One store and seven houses were washed down Mineral Creek into the Gila River
 Edwin G. Irwin, superintendent of transportation for the Wilkes Barre Railway, was killed when passenger car and a work car came together in head-on collision.
 Secretary Bryan and Mayor Jim Dahlman of Omaha have buried the hatchet, MT. Bryan is to secure for Dahlman the internal revenue collect orship for Nebraska.
 Because German horses are trained to obey only German words of com mand the Allies have found captured horses of no use to them and they are sold at auction at an average price of s20.
 Following checking by the United State Bank Examiner and the State Bank Examiner the United States Ma tional Bank and the Union Loan and Trust Co.,, of Centralia, Wash, were ordered closed.
 F. L. Humphrey of Winsted indicted by the federal grand jury for fraud in connection with a civil service ex- animation pleaded guilty in the federal court at New Haven and was fined