Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04

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 Condensed TeIegrams .-'. The pelIs win De open In all dis- fricte today ct e. m. and cioss at .,s 3. m m, 'n sII except the first, where
 Mrs. Sarah Schulz, of Hicksville. L. H. celeorated her tooth birthday.
 A slight s.rthquaks shock was felt at san Francisco and nearby cities
 German troePs in Belgium have been
 General AIsxi kuroptakin has been appointed chief of the Russian Gren-
 Ths property damage caused by the ed at sz.ooo,ooo.
 s.. s s';s's: sss s.s. ]. ssss9:s ss:sssiss ss 2: turn to Germany.
 5rewn y yrIv:r.isy cs. has . total reg figures year ago The Spanish steamer Milan caris- co foundered or Luarca- Her entire crew Is believed lost
 Jersey City stoeIyards were re- leased from quarantine against the fot and mouth disease.
 Colonel Shannon of the Western serving at the DardaneIles. | William Reagan, a railroad porter of New York, was held in $50 bail for H. legal voting at the primaries
 ter of Marine in the 1 issiian i0 cabinet sfanss- succeeding Vice Admiral viaie-
 The American Line steamer St. Paul 90 hours late. owing to the storm Three thonusand employees of the Standard oil refneries at Hammond. ma, were granted an eight hour day.
 The Norwegian steamer Elizabeth caught fire and sank while anchor cd on Havre. France The crew es-
 s~itehnsn employed on railroads at I Chicago have asked the companies Tor an increase in wages of cents an hour.
 \, Two men, were killed and IS seri-
 ously inJursd by an explosion which destroyed comb factory at Soleure Switzerland
 Delegates attending the Farmer.
 National Congress at Omaha. Neb- voted to hold the 1916 convention al
 Atlanta. Ga
 I An advance in price of sz ton ir the prices of steel boiler tubes Wal announced by the National Tube CO. of Pittsburgh. Walter kimbaII was killed and 1. ofhers seriously injured in an explo'
 Pompton. N. J. The battleships Louisiana and New
 Hampshire. after being in Mexican waters for two months. arrived a , Hampton Roads Germany has apoIosized to sweder for the sinking of the steamshfr
 Mainland and has offered to pay thu owners for her loss ; .Florida's paeaee lew, which for. , bids drinking intoxicants upon tn, premises where publicly sold. wen into effect Friday. 
 Directors, of the Bank of Italy O
 San Francisco have decided to in . crease the paid up capital from s1. 25o.ooo to s2.ooo.ooo. Many persons had narrow escape } ment on East 18th Street. New York : The damage was s1o.ooo. Il October 2 will be celebrated a Riley Day" throughout Indiana il honor of the birthday of lame . whitcomb Riley. the poet.
 King George of England and Presi
 dent Potncare exchanged telegrams O
 congratulations in the success of tn I Allies new offensive in France. ' Directors of the Mint WooIey an . nounced that for the present no nor Q purchases of silver will be made, a
 there is a good supply on hand a The Toyo Risen kaisha, operatin
 four liners between San Francisc
 and the Orient, will have 10 ships | e service before the end of the year. c. c. Early was appointed assistar . general freight agent of the Wabash 2 Pittsburgh Terminal and West Sid f Belt Railroad. with headquarters a Pittsburgh
 . ]. The E. [. du Pont Co. of Whining ton. Del. began the distribution ( $1,600,000 worth of stock to officer \ and employees as a reward for faith = full service
 < The National Highways Proteetfv ' Society reports 57 persons killed b ]. vehicles in New York city street during September. Thirty-five of th
 victims were children. 1. Rear Admiral Charles b. siesbe g commander of the Maine when it wa k blown up in Havana harbor in 1se . is in the Naval Hospital at the Brook
 lyn. New York. suffering from a ner
 vous breakdown
 A fire which threatened the bus
 mess section of Bratleboro. Vt, de
 stroyed the livery stable of Judge an e Bay on Main street. causing a lol
 estimated at S30,00o. Fifty horses