Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-28

6uari@ns resioln9 IN MOSCOW, Rus
sia. refused to obey the mobilization
order.
large buck deer was killed by a
New York Central express train near
Tcrrytown.
Several persons were injured when |
large auto sl<idded and crashed into /
a tree at Hohokus. y. ].
The mounted police service was
abolished in F1atbush. Bicycles were |
substituted for the horses.
Greek reservists in Hartford we're
ordered by the Consul General in New
York to report TO the colors.
About 1900 troops. more than half
! the standing army of the United
States. are distributed along the Mex
tcan border
The United States cartridoe Co. a
Lowell, Mass, announced the intention
OF opening its plant this morning at
According to the Paris "Temps,T
Americans subscribed 5000, 900 to
the new German war lean through
Dutch banks
Carrying 500 passengers and 2.T5o
| Philadelphia sailed from New York
for Liverpool.
A bill to complete the organization
OF the military forces Of the kingdom
viii be introduced at the opening OF
the Spanish Parliament
A crowd of 125,ooo persons witness
ed sham battle and maneuVers by
the New Yok city forces of the Ma
ltional Guard at Van Cortlandt Park.
The dreadnsuaht Arkansas was
forced out OF the target practice of
the Virginia Capes by an accident to
circulating pump. No one was in
jured.
The beginning Of the 27sth year Of
Harvard University was marked yes
teruay by the opening for regular use
Of the magnificent new widener Me-
mortal Library.
Maneuvers to test the coast defence
Of New York. Boston and New Lon
don VIII be carried out next month
between four divisions OF destruyers
and the forts. 80, = n
-Four members Of the Volunteer Fire
Department OF Hartsdale. ~. Y were
J arrested on charges OF arson. They
, set hres for the pleasure OF lighting
J fires. IL 10 alleged.
/
Of the first 1000 soldier, treated AT
the American Red Cross Hospital at
Paignton. France. only six had been
: wounded by bayonets Only three OF
the thousand died
The Norwegian steamer vftaIia.
with a cargo Of beef products from
} Chicago consigned to- the Netherlands
! Oversee Trust at Rotterdam, was
turned over to a British prize court
} Following the death Of her daughter,
: MIS- Irving Stewart. one week ago.
Mrs w. Rockwell. Of Plainfield. ~. J.
/ died after long illness. She had not
: death. =
: A protest against the expectation of
) war munitions to Europe was sent to
; ference OF German Baptist Churches
i at the 18th annual meeting at New
ark, N. J.
/ George n. Richardson, of Old Town,
Me-, serving as a member OF the trial
Jury of the Federal court, died sud-
/ denly yesterday with pneumonia He
r was SO years old.
! Mrs. Caroline G. cristy, who was be-
{ lieved to have been killed in a sub
way accident in New York on Satur-
E day, is safe at her home at Ballston.
y. Y The victim of the accident was
Mrs Thomasello.
a Capt Robert Mueller, former bank
= er OF Milwaukee, and his wife were
e found murdered In the ruins of their
home at Puckaway Lake. Wis. Their
[ house had. been fired in an attempt
9 10 hide the crime
: The Allan Darling team OF racins
= dogs. which won the famous 412-mile
10 81 l.
q to an officer Of the French army. The
: dogs viii be used by the army In
4 mountain service.
a Catherine veehio. FIVE months old
3 was burned to death in her crib in the
4 home Of her father. Alexander Vechio
n at Arlington. n. j. when her two
: brother. set the bedding on FIRE while
$ playing with matches.
Pierre Theisen, aged Sc. a BeIriaY
newspaperman of Brussels, convicted
OF supplying valuable information x
). the Germans, was sentenced to IN.
Imprisonment in a fortified place b,
% a French court at Boulogne.
A letter of : oonsratuIation iron
a President Wilson was read 10 tn,
g crew OF the submarine KS by Lieu
9 tenant John "; Lewis, the command
10 battle efficincy contest for submarines
r Bulgarian reserIists from all owe
l. the country, who have hocked to New
sr York to sail for Bulgaria to Join tn
W army, are unable to get passane
Steamship companies win not tax
the risk OF being held up by the Al
lied warships.
n The Anchor liner Tuseania, wit
lsl passengers and a large cargo o
OK munitions, sailed from New York 70
Glasgow. a day late because OF de
lay on her trip over in Iescuing pas
rs sengers from the steamer Athina
re burned at sea-
re About 500 strikers marched abeu
%. the Brown and Sharpe Manufacturfn
IL Company plant at Providence, r.
AZ at a. m. yesterday, as a demonstra
20 ton TO those still working in the shop
There was no disturbance. The plaI
AZ opened yesterday morning with NOR