Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-12

Radisson Hotel. Minneapolis Ainn-- from the state of Victoria. Australia Complete census returns show a to- tai population in New Jersey of D. sf4.s42. A monument to President John Tyler was unveiled in Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond. Va
 The British steamer Rufford Hall rsurusa Straits, Japan
 The cost of living has increased more than 60 per cent in Paris since the beginning of the war.
 Mors than eoo.ooo witnessed the pa- nade of the New York Fire Depart ment on Fire Prevention Day.
 A high power wireless station erect cd by the government of Guatemala was opened at Guatemala City.
 Carrying 762 passengers, the Amer can Line steamer New York sailed from New York for Liverpool
 President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt his fiancee. began making pre- lininary arrangements for their we'd, ding.
 One of the new torpedo boat de- stroyers of the navy will be named T. Sampson V
 The Italian liner Duca degli Abuz- zi sailed from New York for Naples with 700 passengers. many of them Italian, reservists.
 
 Sing Sing prison had it's first pay day under the token money system of Warden Osborne The payroll amounted to s2.0oO-
 Robert EneeIstein, aged ', of Coney Island, fell 50 feet from the roof of his home there and escaped with only a bleeding nose.
 The tour of the Dixie highway com missioners over the route from Chicago to Miami Fla, was continued from In- dianapolis>
 President Wilson will attend the 5oth anniversary dinner of the Manhattan club to be held In New York at his convenience. probably next month.
 The "Ohservatore Romano" the Vatican organ, again denied reports that Pope Benedict was about to start new peace movement
 pr. Carl Lisbkneeht. famous Ger | man socialist. was injured by a fall- ing tree while serving in the Ger man army on the eastern front.
 The Earl of seIhorne, president of the Board of Agriculture. in an ad- dress at York. England. strongly a. tackled the British censorship. | |. the Government of Albania, thirty Austrian secret agents were executed for trying to organize a revolt.
 Motion pictures will be used at Deadwood. s. D. to cooperate with the courses of study for the pupils of | all grades in the schools there.
 Queen Sophie of Greece Is directing | the work of caring for $500. 900 Greeks who have fled from Asia Minor and other Turkish territories to Greece.
 Because of the shortage of dyestuffs, | the colors of Trinity College at Sioux ' City. Ia, have been changed from purple and yellow to blue and gray.
 Sixty-four cannon and many small CT trophies captured from the Ger mans in the recent Champagne fight Q ing were placed on exhibition in Paris.
 Ten officers are being selected by the Navy Department for training ;n aeronauits in a class It Pensacola. Florida, on the cruiser North Caro- lima
 All prsons living in France or her colonies are forbidden to trade in war materials with any person residing in ary country, without special psrmis- sion.
 Joseph Anar, of Washington, D. C. who lost his sight while serving in the French Foreigin Legion. was mar. ried in Paris to Mile, Madeline Rous. seau-
 5uIaarians in Egypt were warned fir an official proclamation to register Oct 20, under penalty of imprison- ment.
 1t is reported that the efforts oi Pope Benedict to have the belIige-euI coupntries allow their prisoners oi war rest on Sundays have been suc- cessful.
 Delegates from practically every stat, in the union were at Peoria, H., for tho vention of the Grain Dealers Nationa association
 Two men mounted on motorcycles held up Earl Smith. bookkeeper fol the Lattas Creek Coal Co.,, near lily. mera, Ind. and escaped with ss.00O the payroll.
 Lieut.. Patrick E. Ahearn, of thu Butler Street police station. Brooklyn was killed when he fell beneath ar electric train at Kings Highway anG Graves end Ave.
 Chandler Andersen of New York special counsellor of the state depart. ment, will retire today from the gov. ernment service and resume the prac. tice of international law. A two days' celebration of the set. clement of Haverhill, s75 years ago was begun Sunday with special ser. vices in the churches and a meetins in city hall at which Governor Walsi and Mayor Albert l.. Bartlett assisted Arthur H. Page, head of the cottoi brokerage firm of Arthur H. Pake q Co, of New Orleans, died suddenly fl his apartment in a downtown hotel a Chicago. Heart disease was believes | to have been the cause.