Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-10

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Bernardino Machado was elected by
Congress to be President Of Portugal.
Robert r. Rose, foreign trade advis-
er, sent his resignation to President
Wilson.
stopped by another slide in the Gu
Zebra Cut.
Kansas raised one fifth of an the
wheat raised In the United States
during 1915.
The Federal Sugar Refinery at
Yonkers. has a $1,250,000 war order
Preparations for a strike of 10000
Fifth Avenue tailors and dressmakers
were announced in New York.
A trial order Of $1,000 bayonets for
a belligerent European nation is be-
ing filled in St Louis factory.
Official statistics show that the first
quarter of 1915 was the wetest whit
er England has experienced in 100
years.
The Zeppelin factory at Friedrich
shaven, Paris, has been greatly en-
larged to accommodate a new type of
dirigible.
The rs foot converted yacht Nettie,
loaded with fish was sunk off Govern
or's Island after a collision with the
tug Triumph
The report of the Manhattan Bu-
reau Of Buildings shows that plans
were filed for so new buildings, cost
ing $4,o97,os0.
John w. Guessford, of Townsend.
Del, has shipped rat terriers to the
German army to be used in Kidding
trenches Of rats
James A. Black 30, returned to New
York from Pittsburgh after an alb
sence of 55 years and paid a gro
cery bill he owed
The family Of Henry eottheIf, of
Brooklyn, whose body was found in
the bay of Fort Hamilton, will not ac-
cept the suicide theory.
President Wilson has signed an ex-
ecutive order creating the Big Lake
Reserve in northern Kansas for the
protection Of native birds.
and George Simmons, were sentenc-
ed to six months in jail for attempt
ing to influence jury in Toledo.
Ellsworth =. Frazee, a freshman Of
Harvard, was sentenced to % months
in Jail for operating an automobile
while under the influence Of liquor.
A petition for the parole of Abe
Ruef, ex-boss of San Francisco, serv-
ing fourteen year sentence for brib-
cry. is before the board Of prison di-
Iectors.
A lively 70-pound zebra was added
to the Central Park menagerie. and as
far as may be ascertained from re-
cords it is the first zebra ever born in
captivity.
Mrs. Charles A. Piatt, wife OF q New
York architect, was injured in an au-
tomobile accident at South Royalton,
VT, Charles Sherwin, the chauffeur,
was killed.
Edward c. Kindred, who disappear
ed last Wednesday with $22,119, the
property of Finn, O'Rourke Co., Inc.
has been indicted on charge OF
grand larceny.
Donald Wise, 1e q member of the
Levering troupe of cyclists is in a hos
pital at Elizabeth with a broken back
gotten wen performing difficult
stunt in a theatre
Miss Sarah MecrystaI, of Newton.
N. j. is in danger of losing her life
from nose bleed which came on her a
week ago and baffled the efforts OF
physicians to check II.
In June last the principal freight
trains operated by the New York Gen.
trail lines between New York and
making perfect record.
Hugo kenpff said to be the found
er Of the religious sect known
as The Government by God' killed
himself by tnhaling Illuminating gas
in his home at haywood, N I
Moving pictures OF riots by Stand
ard OIL employees during the recent
strike in Bayonne, N. J., viii be stud
led by the Bayonne police this week
In hope to identify ringleadera.
Francis q. sayre, son-fn-law Of
President Wilson, sailed on the steam
ship FIorizel for st. Johns New
foundland, to attend the convention OF
Lno 1nIerndllOnal GrenIeA ASSoCldOOu'
Convicted Of beating his wife 50 Sc
verely that ambulance surgeons were
called to treat her twice a month,
Thomas Rutne, of Brooklyn, was sem
fenced to three months in the work
house.
The Bosch Magnetic Co, Of Plain
field, N. J., the largest of the nine
Plainfield factories to answer the ma
chinsts' demands, announced 1T would
grant an eight-hour day beginning
August 19
Because a grocery wagon damaged
his gate and the firm owning the
wagon refused to compensate him for
material, Harvey NJ. Little, of Fair
Haven, n. J., has brought suit to re-
cover Is cents.
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