Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
to the City's Population
Condensed TeIegrams

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 John PinbroIse, for years janitor of the Reformed Church at Paterson, N- fear.
 were reported on Hsrrs Island. msk. ing total of n.
 Senator Corr of okiahema introduc- ed bill for government license of grain warehouses.
 President Wilson has planned a weekend cruise along the Atlantic coast on the yacht Mayhower. Two eruptions of lassen Peak, near Chica, Cal, were more violent than any other previous disturbances. Divers working on the wreck of the Empress of Ireland in the St. Law renee river raised the purser's safe. Felix p. Warren, member of the cotton firm of H. l.. Edwards S Co, of Dallas, Texas, died in Bremen, Ger many.
 RauoI Villain, the assassin of Jean Jaures, the French socialist leader, de- nied that he had acomplices in the crime.
 William H. Warren, former presi- dent of the Chicago Board of Trade, died at Hinsdale, H., after lingering illness.
 Representative Barnhardt of Indi- ana introduced bill providing for the elimination in waste of government printing.
 Forty British and American work men were killed by the collapse of the new concrete customs house at Ceibo, Honduras. Green Bridge, N. J., was struck and killed by New Jersey Central Rail- road train.
 An explosion aboard the Standard | Oil steamer Socony off Key West Florida, caused serious injury to three of the crew.
 Becky EdeIson, the I. w. aaitator, l was released from Blackwell sIsland on a bond of $500 to keep the peace for three months. Rudolph kidIowitz, seven years old, of Monroe St, New York, was run down and killed by a fire engine an- | swering an alarm. 
 Christian Zabriskie, a New York | lawyer was killed when his automo- bile overturned near his country place at Sebago Lake, Me. | Under ruling by the Department of | Agrculture spoiled food products must be denatured before being shipped in interstate commerce. Physicians employed in New York city, receiving more than $3,000 are 1 forbidden to engage in practice not | Thomas Warren, 1e years old, of Co., roma, L.. l., was beaten and robbed by three men on Fourteenth St., New York. His assailants were arrested | Julian Carleton, the negro slayer of seven persons at Spring Green, Wis | consin, is recovering from the effects of the poison he took just after the killing.
 Colonel ArdoIptl Kline, former may or of. New York. won the gold medal in the Ordnance Department shoot in the Old Guard Rifle tournament at Sea Girt, N. J.
 The Grand Duks Michael AIexand- :
 roviteh, brother of the Emperor of Russia, arrived at Christiana, Sweden, from Newcastle, England. on his way to Russia
 Henry Henlotter and George Bress- Ter, of Brooklyn, prisoners at Riker's Island escaped in a rowboat believed to have been used in smuggling drugs from the shore | The steamer Ursula, of the Glen Is- land Line, struck bottom at Nigger Point, on the lower part of Wards Is- land The passengers were transfer red to a tugboat.
 The cunard liner Ivernia. bound for New York from Trieste. arrived at | Boston short of coal. She will pro- ceed to New York as soon as her bunkers are filled. Samuel Martin 12 years old, coIored, was drowned in Mill river at New Haven late yesterday. He could not swim and got beyond his depth. The | body was recovered E. A. MarceIlin Pellet, the French minister at The Hague has been re- called and has left for Paris. He will | be succeeded by M. Allize, former