Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-30

 Auahassader Duuaba will sail for nome from New York on Oct 5.
 Directors of the cbanPlon Copper Co. declared a dividend of @ share The Weather Bureau reported Frosts in New England and the Middle states
 Railway and tsIssraphie eormuni- cation between Bulgaria and Rumania was suspended
 The thirty-ffth annual session of the Farmers National Congress opened at Omaha. Neb. New York from Cuba with si 800 900 worth of gold fin francs
 Orders notifying lottery concerns to close were sent out by the San Fran cisco police commissioners.
 The naval war game of the Allan tic Coast by the fleet has been post poned from Oct to Oct 6. be considering a plan to prohibit the eating of meat on certain days.
 Floyd Rollins. aged ii, died at his home at Austin. Tex. of an injury received during a football game.
 lt is reported that Germany on Oct will put into circulation 100000. 900 nve-pfennig pieces of iron money.
 Contracts for five large modern tank steamers were received by the WwaN. T~-s M
 Emperor Nicholas teIesraphed con aratuiations to President Poincare on the French victory in the Champagne region
 The MussuInnan population of Adri- anople rose against Adil Bey. Turish vah of Adrianople. and killed two of his sons.
 After 2s-day trip from Bordeaux. seven of which she was on fire. La Drome. a French steamship. arrived in New York
 John Kearns Of New York, con- victed of counterfeiting. was sen- fenced to two years Imprisonment at the Atlanta penitentiary.
 Charles ". Mead, Past Grand Master of the Masonic order and former Re publican Assemblyman. died in AL bany. He was e5 years old
 Eugene E. sehnnitz who was deposed as Mayor of San Francisco In 1907 as a result of the graft prosecution is again candidate for that office.
 The Department of Labor will ap- point Dedietor in an attempt to set tie the strike of frefaht handlers O, fr.r 1rru. u.r-4-. 9~Ff ~F City.
 About z,ou0 employees of the U. s Cartridge Go. plant at Lowell, Mass returned to work after being on strike for two weeks About 1000 are stiI
 Five men were killed and Il others Injured when a Philadelphia G Read ing passenger train ran down a gane of workmen in a tunnel near Phoenix vile.
 Secretary Lansing and Anbassadol BernsterH of Germany will meet if New York Friday. when 1t is believed the submarine controversy will b, cleared up.
 Charles Morris. of Baltimore, swan owed bichloride of mercury tablet while standing in front of a Jersel City morgue. He was taken to a hos pital prisoner.
 The Panama Canal will be re opened to traffic October 5. This an nouncement was made yesterday b, Lieutenant Colonel Chester Harding engineer of maintenance. | Two hundred more emoIoyes of tn | North & Judd Manufacturing compan, II INrfN fr making a total of about five hundre, no won strike at that concern
 The famous halfway house on M blown from its foundation 1000 fee down the mountain side by a heav gale. The building cost s1o.000.
 Fourteen unidentified men who los their lives when the United State were buried in Arlington Nations Cemetery with full military honors.
 An attempt to burn the S3o,ooo resi- denee of Assistant Secretary of th Navy Roosevelt at Poughkeepsie. \ cred ;he fire just after it had bee set.
 John coppersmith, whose young wifi and 2-year old baby were murdere by 19-year-old Lawrence F. Pethicl tried to kill the defendant in court i Chicago as the latter was given If sentence.
 Mathew Hynes, 1e years old, ( Hartford. was sentenced in the crim inal court by Judge Futile to stat prison for from one to ten years O a charge of indecent assault on young girl
 Lieut.. Col. Garnet B. Hughes, b. { O., son of Maj. Gen Sam Hughe Canadian Minister of Militia. wa made a Brigadier General in com mand of the First Canadian divisio lighting in France.
 An advance ef one cent in the prie of gasoline was announced today b the Standard Oil company of Indian; making the price 10.9 cents a gallol The price of coal oil was advance one-hah cent gallon and of naphth 1-2 cents
 Compulsory military education fc all youths over "A years of age wit exemption from poll taxes for thos serving three years fn the militia wa advocated today by Governor Walsl of Massachusetts at a hearing befor | a newly organfzed state commissfo