Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-11

The United States survey steamer Hannibal arrived in New York from Panama
 Gold amounting to s25o,ooo was withdrawn from the sub-treasury for shipment to Canada
 The first frost of the season was seen generally throughout Orange and Sullivan counties, New York.
 In fit of despondeney, James Finn, 69 years old, of The Bronx, commit ted suicide by inhaling gas.
 The temperature registered 50 de- grees in New York city and many of flee buildings turned on the steam heat.
 Immigrants arriving at the Port of 2S,112, against 1o2,e5S during August 1913.
 The summer home of Dr. Paul AL len. of New York, at Litchfeld, Conn, was destroyed by fire at a loss of $25,000.
 Frank Barr, former vice president and general manager of the Boston & Maine railroad. died at Winchester, Mass. aged 62 years,
 President Wilson nominated Harvey A. Baker. of Providence, R. l.. to be United States attorney for the dis trict of Rhode Island.
 Three armed bandits entered the Bank of Keystone, at Keystone. Okla, forced the cashier to hand them more than s10,000 and escaped.
 Two Iaborers were killed when a handcar was struck by an Erie train borers escaped by jumping.
 William Church Osborn announced that he would not be a candidate for reelection as chairman of the New York democratic state committee. Frank Dearborn, the automobile rac- ing driver, who was injured at the races in Brighton beach last week, died in the Coney Island hospital. Chief Justice Edward F. Opwyer of New. York. president of the Nation al Democratic club. suffered ner- vous breakdown at New London, Conn The government of Uruguay has is- sued decree for the creation of fire brigades in the cities of Salto. Pay sandu, Mercedes, San Jose and Rocha. Recent rains have made the dark Kentucky tobacco crop of usual yield With the European markets blocked many growers are facing bankruptcy Paying sso for two hours ride in 6 motor car to escape the war zone wal the experience of l. Schoenhad, whc
 arrived in New York on the steamer Oruba.
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 Tax was paid on 1,50o barrels oi | whiskey at Frankfort, Ky, in one day the receipts of the revenue office amounting to s61,0Oo,- the largest or record.
 l Vladimar Nissan, dentist of Ho- l boken. committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. His sister, who lives with him could give no reason for his act.
 When Mrs. Mary MuIIigan returned
 to her home in The Bronx after two weeks visit to Trenton, N. J., she found her husband dead in bed. He had die6 of heart failure.
 A memorial to the American pri.
 vateer in the War of 1912 was unveil. ed at Fort McHenry in connection witt
 The Star Spangled Banner centennia celebration in Baltimore. I
 Thomas L. Howard, Philadelphia high school boy. and William Wind
 19 years old, were arrested in Brook. | lyn, charged with the theft of an au.
 tomobile valued at $s,o0o. | Pierre Loti, aged 64, the novelist | who under his real name, Louis Marie
 Julien Viaud. is a captain in the French naval reserve. wants to joiI the marines and serve without pay. A rear end collision on the central tracks of the Third aveue railroad caused the telescoping of two empty cars. John Emory, the motorman, said | that the air brakes gould not work. pr. Matthew s. Borden, son of the | late cotton print millionaire. and three others were killed when their automo- bile ran into a Reading railroad train at Palermo, near Ocean City, N. J. Commissioner General Anasasasti, oi the Argentine commission to the Pan- ama-Pacific exposition says his coun- | try proposes to spend $1,500.00 on its pavilions and exhibits at the exposi- | ton.
 Joseph H. Dodson advised the Mich- | igan State Audubon society that il could solve two problems by using English sparrows for food, thereby re-
 ducing a cost of living and eliminating a pest.
 | The Rev. Homer MacMiiIan, of Alt lanta. laid before President Wilson g plan for a memorial to Mrs. Wilson | in the form of a fund for the education
 of the children of the southern noun
 taineers.
 Ex-Police Captain James E. Hus- sey. of New York police force, was reinstated as a police captain and sus- pended again two minutes later. He will receive all his back pay since
 May ', 1918, when he wis dismissed
 The September navy list of Great Britain includes the names of the Kaiser, and Prince Henry, of Prussia as honorary members, the Kaiser be- l ing an admiral of the British fleet
 The Kaiser's resignation has not yet
 reached the authorities in London.