Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-20
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Cucut ln rr0p0ru0n 10 lnO
 Condensed TeIegrams
 Secretary Lansing left Washington for a 10-day vacation
 Subscriptions to the new German war loan total about ssS.750,00o.
 Reports of a revolutionary plot dis covered in Rio de Janeiro were proven to be false.
 United States Senator William Hughes of New Jersey. Is in favor of woman suffrage.
 German spy was executed in the Tower of London. The name of the man was not given.
 rived at New York from Liverpool with 250 passengers.
 A complete Hull in fighting across the Rio Grande in the section of Brownsville was reported.
 An order for 10 freight locomotives
  the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
 London marine publication as- serts that Germany has lost 20 and England seven of her submarines.
 Emperor William received Dr. Dal- Dor. the new Archbishop of Poland, at German army headquarters in the field.
 The paint factory of BeIknet. Me Sherry & Moran at Williamsburg. N. T., was destroyed by fire at a loss of s3O.oO0.
 Reports reaching Laredo, Tex, say that on Wednesday a troop train was 90 lives.
 Gottlieb Won Jaaow. German foreign minister, was promoted to the rank of maJor in reserve of the Third Regimen of Hussars-
 The thirty-fourth annual convention | of the American Electric Railway As- sociation will be held in San Francis co October AS.
 Fire badly damaged the paint and varnish plant of John Lucas & CO, al | GibbalNco. N. J. The loss is estimat- ed at s1O0.0OO.
 
 Arrangements were completed for the transfer of aPnama Canal em- ployes to the Government cla ssified civil service rules.
 William E. Fitch, former president 1 and general manager of the Duluth. South Shore & Atlantic Railroad, died at Marquette, Mich.
 The three masted schooner Lanie Cobb went ashore during a dense fog off the West Quoddy Head, Me. The vessel will probably be a total loss Beginning November i, all station agents and telegraphers employed by the Wabash Railroad system will re- l Naval Experts who examined the wreck of the submarine F-4 at Hon. olulu report that the disaster was caused by an explosion of her bat teries.
 A proclamation issued by the Ger man military governor of Poland promises work for the unemployed. good banking facilities and better roads.
 Because they were refused one daily session during the hot spell by school authorities. about 100 pupils at Chattle High school at Long Branch, \. J. ' went on strike. The Norwegian steamer Strinda sailed from Portland Ore, with 361.- 05S bushels of wheat for England This is he largest cargo ever loaded on the Columbia river. A committee of employees of the Government in the District of Co., iumbia presented a petition to Pres ident Wilson asking a Saturday hali holiday the year round Col. Eli X. Cole and Col. L.. W. T Waller of the American expeditionary force at Hayti. left Cape Haytien or an armed train for an inspection ot the Grand Riviere district. ( John Mcconnell of Stanhope, N. J. was found buried to the neck in the bottom of a well he was digging neal hours, but was soon revived. , John cramer, a blacksmith of Cook ? Falls, N. Y, was shot and killed b, : claimed that young Cramer took hi l mothers part in a quarrel s Between Aug. and Sept. 10. 24 } persons died of starvation in Mexico
 City. Because of lack of funds. tn , American Red Cross has been fore ! ed to abandon relief work there. i Giovanni Carreno, son of Mime Te . resa Carreno. famous pianist, was ar
 rested as a German spy at Milan, Ita ly. He was released at the reuues
 of the American consul and he prom ) ised to leave the country. n AnkerVyeke, the historic mansio
 at Trasbury, Eng, in whose ground
 King Henry VIII wooed Anna Boy = len. was destroyed by fire. The own }, CTS were absent and the cause of tn = fire has not been ascertained. = Elijah N. Sanford, an attorney c e East Orange. \. T. who disappeare e from his home on Sept 10 has writte e to his wife from Pittsburgh sayin d that he will not come back. His wifi e will make no effort to have him re n turned.