Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Snow fell in ousehsss, County. N. Y.
 Levi: Waller, well known English
 A despatch from Rome states that Germany is dead.
 Election returns in China indicate a large majority favoring the re-es-- tablishment of a monarchy.
 Albert w. Holmes, justice of the died al his home in Seymour.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad asked for bids on 5000, new steel freight cars. to cost about s1o.ooO.ooo-
 Rrinsins sss passengers, the French Line steamship Rochembeau arrived in New, York from Bordeaux.
 Fire sutted the dwelling of Giles Lenncd on Wooster street. Ansonia, causing damages estimated at s3,000.
 Two hundred vassar College stu dents aided suffragettes of Poughkeep- sic. N. Y., in watching the polls there.
 Kaiser Wilhelm has conferred the Iron Cross of the first class on Crown Prince George of Saxony. for bravery in battle.
 Carrying about 2,ooo passengers, the new French line steamer Lafayette sailed from Bordeaux for New York on her. maiden trip.
 With the exception of the Chicago Board of Trade, all the financial dis tricts throughout the country were closed for election day.
 Foreign Secretary Grey announced in the House of Commons that Great ranza Government in Mexico.
 German Ambassador won Bernstorff visited Secretary of State Lansing to open negotiations for settling damages growing out of the Arabic case
 Wirt Tassin, chemist and metal United States National Museum, died at Washington of heart failure.
 John J. GiIiick, politician of West Orange, N. J., was killed there when struck by an automobile owned and driven by Martin Fox of East Orange.
 Thronas of nourners bearing flow CTS visited cemeteries throughout France and decorated the graves of soldiers in commemoration of All Souls Day.
 Seventeen men were badly injured by powder explosion at No. l plant of the du Pont Powder Co.,, at Car ney's Point, N. J. One of the muir ed men died. ,.--- s- .-' laying the three "Fy' submarines which left Honolulu last Friday for San Francisco. They expect to reach San Francisco Nov. Is.
 Miss Harriet Allyn of Derby was elected president of the Connecticut State League of Nursing Education at its semi annual meeting at the Hart ford isolation hospital.
 No elections could be held at CrockettsviIle, Ky., as the election clerk was held up and robbed of the ballots, which were burned, just be- fore the polls opened.
 w. K. Bentz, a wealthy merchant was instantly killed when struck by a loose board in bridge at Steuben- vile. Ohio. which flew up when his automobile ran over 1t.
 The American consul at Dundee notified the state department that the attempt to float he American steamer Llama, which stranded at Skea Sker- ries, Westary, Scotland had failed.
 The Emperor of Japan has conferred upon Edmund Weld Jr., of Brookfeld, the rank and title of Sonin. in recog- milton of his work in promoting indus trial training in the schools of Japan.
 Hawaiian sugar planters distrubut- ed about S700.000 in bonuses to their employees. The planters have enjoy ed a profitable year because of the
 Attended by Mayor Frank J. Rice, Chief of Police Philip Smith and other New Haven city officials, the funeral of Detective Bennett w. Dorman, who was shot last Saturday, took place Wednesday.
 Three horses were burned to death, and nine others so badly burned that they had to be killed, when the stable or the FHllldIQ. EdIAST fr1OSp1Idl III New York was destroyed by fire at loss of $4.o0o.
 A huge cross erected for All Souls Day in the cemetery in Rome. Italy, where all Romans who are killed in battle are buried, was covered with floral offerings contributed by the crowds of mourners.
 Ambassador Morgenthau at Con- stantinople cabled the State Depart ment that he was in constant com niunication with Jerusalem and other points here and there, and that con- ditions there are normal.
 Because 12 conviets, six of them murderers, risked their lives by vol- untarily submitting to tests to prove a United States theory of the dread pellagra, they were pardoned from the state prison at Jackson, Miss.
 The controlling dry element in the Virginia legislature was strengthened in the general election by half dog en new members. The general as- sembly. both senate and house of del egates. remains overwhelming demo- cratic.
 John Martin, aged 27, a resident of Bride lxyir nr Sfra ford