Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10


more than ever.
One hundred and twenty eight stu |
dents of the Ecole des Arts of Paris |
have been killed in the war.
The Rev. J. q. Wieks, of Paris. N. |
Y, well known naturalist, died at
his home in Paris, aged 70.
ordered from the Pullman Co. by the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad.
The population of Auburn. N. ", is
5,e52, according to the late census
figures made public at Albany.
Carrying 237 passengers, the Hol-
land-American liner Ryndam, arrived
at New York from Rotterdam.
Two more bodies were found in the
engine room compartment of the
wrecked submarine F-4 at Honolulu.
Cotton boil weeviI quarantine was
declared against Decatur, Grady.
Thomas. and Brooks counties, Georgia
The Morgan line steamer e Sud
which went aground during the hur-
ricane at Galveston. Tex. was refioat-
ed.
Many refugees are arriving at Tri-
este. Austria having fed their homes
in the path Of the advancing Italian
| army.
About 200 machinists and tool max
ers employed b. the National Equip
ment Co. at Brightwood, Mass. went
| on strike.
The Norwegian cargo steamer John
Blumer. from Baltimore. was released
after being examined by British au-
thorities.
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts
appointed Charles A. Russell of Glou-
cester a member Of the public service
commission.
About 100 motor trucks were des-
troyed or damaged in a fire in the
25th Street garage in New York. The
loss is $15o.OoO.
Captain William ?, Endress, corps
OF engineers, U. s. A.. died on the
steamer Alliance, en- route to New
York from Panama.
Karl Keller, aged %, an assistant in
structor at Camp Kineo, Me-, a boys
camp at Long lake. fell from his motor
boat and was drowned.
Governor johnson of California has
withdrawn the foot and mouth quar-
antine against the importation of live
stock from several states.
built for an American warship. were
, tested at Norfolk. Va, and found &c
be perfect in every detail
, British and French bankers are said
to be Jointly prepared to raise IL nee
t essary. so.OO0,OO0 pounds sterling ir
gold to restore American exchange.
Porter Charlton, New York banl
clerk, will be placed on trial at Como
, Italy, on Oct 5. for the murder Of
} his actress wife. Mary Scott Charlton
3 As a result of the recent investiga-
: ton Of the naval academy, Secretary
Daniels announced a general reorgani.
zation of the officers Of the academy
, Alvin SteineI, aged 13, was killed
when pushed down a flight of stair
while playing with his friend, Eugene
, Wagner. IL. at the latter's home IL
7 Chicago.
? Thirty-five steamfitters employed b,
Pawtucket, R. l., concerns went ol
strike when their demand for an in
; crease of so cents, making $3.50 a way
J was refused
The small fishing schooner Venturs
owned in Gloucester. Mass, spranl
aleak and sank off Cape Ann. Tn
5 crew escaped in their small boat ant
landed at Rockport.
The steamer Pemaquid collided witt
the steamer ]. T. Morse off Turk is
v land. Me. The Morse was badly dam
E aged and was beached after her pas
I | sengers were transferred
4 Men and bloodhounds started ou
e to search for Mrs Roger Clark. age,
y IS, of Old Forge y. Y. a village II
the Adirondacks. She left her hom
= at Old Forge to pick berries
I About 5000 employees of the Car
: ney's Point, n. J.. plant of the d
r Pont Powder Co. were paid while arm
: ed guards surrounded the cashier
= window where pay envelopes contain
ing $500. 900 were stacked.
4 Four hundred delegates were in at
|. tendance at Moline. ILL.,. at the openin
of the biennial meeting Of the geners
council Of the Lutheran church c
North America The sessions will b
held alternately IN Moline and Roc
Island.
vi The Providence police began servin
to appear before the grand jury o
' Sept 90 when the evidence againf
8 Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany Blair Mohr an
o and the three negroes accused OF com
: plicity in the murder Of DR.. c. Frank
I. lin Mohr Will be presented
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