Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
Condensed Telegrams

Canada is going to put a quarter of million men in the field.
 France ha. ordered an embargo on the export of kid skins
 Gov Whitman of New York issued the annual Thanksgiving prOclama-
 additional siS x''e s.rs s'GsSs s@ GsssTsS ssssss companies.
 charIe. ". Hand. first vice-presi- dent of the Underwood Typewriter Co. died in Brooklyn
 ss;' o Ss ss' ;sHs arS: :as..s 5st S s southern Caucasus
 More than si.ooo.ooo of the A.nslo- French hve-year per cent. loan was taken in Waterbury.
 The Colorado Fuel q Iron Co. has and steel bars for France
 AdelPh 5Iau, whose bank at scran- ton. Pa, closed owing depositors S37O,- 900. was convicted of embezzlement.
 Sir Thomas Powell Buxton, former British Governor of South Australia. died in London He was 7s years old.
 The leader of band of lIAtien bandits was killed in an encounter
 President Wilson will speak ct the
 It was unofieialIy estimated in Paris that the Euopean war has cost belhgerent' powers s24.s1i.Ooo.Ooo to
 An order for IS locomotives to cost | S2. 000, 900 was placed with the Bald win Locomotive Works by the Penn sylvania-
 The Allegheny Steel Co, at Brack- to. manufacture brass shells mostly for neutral countries | hftieth annual dinner of the Manhat- fiftoeth annual dinner of the Manhat- tan Club at the Hotel Biltmore. in
 John oItnan. 3s years old, former teller in the Ridgewood National bank of Brooklyn. pleaded guilty to a charge of embezzling ss.oo1 ! For the benefit of passengers who are Vout-of- door devOtees. chIcaso's Il elevated railway has built fresh air cars. unheated and windoviess.
 Officials .of the street ear eonnpany in Atlantic City threatened to cease bnsiness unless aorna1ma was dis covered to drive ogt iitnsy .ousses. baidi. the fssiisn ibernsor rnssen s S1 aali. in hospital at Venice. seriously wound ed A bullet penetrated>to his lung
 President wiIsen announced that he would receive representatives of the Women's Voters Convention, recent ly held in san Francisco on Decenber
 The Court of Appeals at Albany execution of worth Toliey and Lud- wig Marquardt, who were convicted of murder.
 I Chairman Chamberlain of the Sem ate military committee. conferred with President Wilson and suggested meth ods to raise funds for the national de- fense program
 Because of the congestion of busi- ness. messages for Europe by wire less from Sayville will not be ac- cepted by the Postal Telegraph Co until further notice
 C. H. Cutler, an engineer on the New York. Ontario & Western raIl- : road. had both legs severad near Ridgefield Park. N. J.. when he fell beneath the wheels.
 The steamer Panama arrived frcr Christobal with 4S naval students from the New York training sEfr Newport which was held up because of the closing of the canal
 Stockholders of the Thomas Iron Go at a meeting in Allentown. Pa, voted to grant an option on the company's property to M- L. C. Kachelmacher, oi Ohio. The price was Ss.500.0O0.
 While on his way to the Sheeps- head Bay Speedway to practice fol Election Day race. Johnny Aitken, q racing driver. was arrested and re- leased on suspended sentence ir Brooklyn. because his auto had no ii. cense plate
 Frank J. Stephenson of the TrinIt, club of New York equaIled the woridI record for the SO yards-s 2-5 secc.ldl .1 -at the Crescent Athletic club mee last night The record was made b, L. k. Meyers in 1882 and has beer . equailed almost dozen times, bu never bettered.