Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-14
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Turkey will eompensats owners of
property damaged by hostile bonn
Switzerland 10 eonsiderina the CALL
Ing out Of more troops 70 guard its
frontiers.
King Constantine of Greece, declar-
e er tnat greece is not likely to enter
the European war.
Sir William Van Horne, a leading
nnancier Of Canada, died at the Royal
Victoria Hospital Montreal
Edward Freer 81, OF ElIenvfIle, n.
T.. was killed when he fell from his
motorcycle while learning to ride.
France has designated the port of
Cette for use solely Of ocean tratfic
Tor trans-shipment to Switzerland.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Messtna, Italy. Both Mount vesuvtus
ana Mount Aetna are unusually active.
Tax receipts of France during Au-
900 less than in the same period in
1918.
Special schools are being founded
In France to instruct crippled soldiers
In trades whereby they may earn a
living.
Since the organization, ten months
ago. the Commission for Relief in Bel
gium has spent over $50. 600, 900 In re-
lief work.
Four persons were killed and three
injured when a Pere Marquette pas
senger train struck an auto bus near
Flint Mich.
Friends and admirers of the late Al
fred @. Vanderbilt are raising a fund
to erect a memorial to him in New
York City.
Both houses of the Commonwealth
OF Australia unanimously pledged
themselves never again to purchase
German goods.
A small riot occurred at Santiago,
Cuba when negro leaders made insult
ing speeches about the whites, and
predicted another race war.
Three hundred auto trucks for the
Russian army are being constructed at
the Eddystone. Pa. plant OF the Bald
win Locomotive Works
Governor Wager Of Porto Rico sailed
President Wilson and urge American
citizenship for Porto Ricans.
The new torpedo boat destroyer
O'Brien carried off the honors during
manouevers and target practice by p
destroyers on Hampton Roads.
Former Governor Samuel W. Penny
packer of Pennsylvania fractured one
of his arms while turning over in bed
at his home at Sehwenksville. Pa
Reports received at London from
Ireland state that Richard Croker will
turn over to the British Red Cross all
stakes won by his horses this season.
Twenty-Five plumbers employed by
three Pawtucket. r. l., concerns went
an increase Of so cents, making $3.50 a
day.
Lawrence q. sperry, the aviator
sailed from New York. to supervise
the equipment OF new British aero
plane cruisers with the Sperry stabi-
lizer.
Charles 5. MelIen, former president
Of the New Haven Railroad declared
in an interview at Boston that he fav-
ored Germany in the war because OF
efficiency.
The Swedish Minister of Finance is
reported to have expressed regret that
Sweden was subscribing to the Ger
man war loan when Sweden herself
needs capital.
Brodie N. Duke, the tobacco mag
nate. has suffered nervous breakdown
ut the home of his brother. J. B. Duke
at Durham. y. c. His physician denies
him to all callers.
In an address before the business
mems military instruction camp al
American Lake, Wash, former Pres
ident Taft urged military training In
colleges and schools.
Following a mutiny of his troops
who sentenced him to be executed
Gen. Silva, a Villa LEADER escaped
from Las Vacas. Mexico, over tbs
border to Del Rio, Texas.
Gustave Herve, editor of the French
newspaper La Guere Sociale' ridi.
culed President Wilson in an article
calling Wilson's Germany policy thrl
''pacifcism of a bleating sheep"
The French War Office has advised
persons who send packages to prison
ers Of war in Germany to wrap th'
articles sent in paper instead of cot
ton cloth, to prevent Germany &C
quiring any cotton.