Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-02

de fbdTfloBdTSg dsg dIe that woman suffrage will be defeated by majorities ranging from $75,000 to 100000.
 Receivers for the Atlantic Shore Railway Company were appointed by the United States Circuit court at Portland, Me.
 More than 1000 women and girls will canvass in New York city We'd nesday, collecting money for the American Polish Relief Fund
 President Wilson and Mrs. GaIt, his hancee, plan to visit the new summer White House, Shadow Lawn, near Long Branch, N. J., next week
 J. Milton Turner, negro, former U. s. minister to Liberia, died at Ard more. Okla. yesterday, according to despatches received at St. Louis
 Cardinal o'connelI offieiated at the burial of IF of the 21 girls whose lives were lost in the burning of St. Johns parochlal school at Peabody, Mass.
 William SuIzer, speaking at Corning, N. r., on behalf of Phobition coun- ty nominees. announced his intention to run for governor again next year.
 
 that the celebration and noises in the residential sections of New York city l shall cease at II o'clock election night. About fifty writs have been issued from East Hartford town court for alleged delinquency in paying the | state billboard tax.
 In addition to 611 passengers and 2,700 sacks of mail for Liverpool, the l American liner St. Paul carried away nearly 1000 tons of Oregon apples and dressed beef.
 Clement R. saIie, of New York was crushed to death against beams by a descending elevator while at work in the new subway shaft at Old Slip and Front street.
 Jeremiah PauIseII, of Portland, Ore. 99 years old. has taken out a license to hunt big game. He claimed a free license by reason of his being a Civil
 The 1000 men of the New Yori Street Cleaning Department will have medical corps consisting of physi- elan and seven medical advisers. be- ginning Jan. l.
 Cy Young, considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time will become a candidate for Treasur- CT of Turcarawas County, Ohio, on the Republican ticket. Two highwaymen sprang in front of an automobile driven by Alexander Kastilan, beneath the Central railroad bridge in Bayonne, N. J., beat and robbed him of $S2.
 While returning from mass Sunday l morning, Arthur Dube, aged oi Woonsocket, R. l., was struck by a touring car and died a minute later o1 fracture of the skull.
 While trying to escape sentry al | Burlington, Vt, an imprisoned troop ] CT of the second United States Cavalry. Fort Ethan Allen, was shot and is expected to die.
 Reports to the fish and qanne com missions report 405 deer killed in Con- necticut since the law permitting owners of land to kill the animals went into effect Ar>ust l.
 worlds record in the export trade when the Custom House closed witt | an approximate total of sS0, ,0OO 900 oi cargoes for the foreign trade.
 A diphtheria scare is closing. the schools at Glen Cove. L. l. Two children, Arthur Van Vooris 5, anC Philip de Lara, 1, are dead Forty suspected cases are under observation
 Oscar A. BrindIey, the California aviator. leads in the contest for tn, Curtiss marine flying trophy and tbt l S1.000 cash prize with a flight of 55. miles, made along the Pacific Coast
 A record copper output from tn mines of the Keweenaw Peninsula il in sight Figures available indicat that the total production for tn year will be nearly 250 ,O0O 900 pounds
 Within a month a ferry betweel Linoleumville, Staten Island, an, Cataret, New Jersey, will be operated This will add another shortcut fo automobilists between New York ant Philadelphia
 A statement issued by the Depart ment of Agriculture shows that tn outbreak of foot and mouth diseas in northern Illinois has been traced tl from the blood of infected hogs.
 Mrs $. w. Boiling, mother of Pres ident Wilson's fancee, with her son William H. Boiling an dwife, narrow ly escaper death from hydrocyani gas poisoning in their rooms in tn Cordova apartment house at Wash ington.
 Two Mexicans, supposed to be Will spies, were shot by United State troops near Sierra Blanca, 100 mile east of Fl Paso, after 25 pounds o