Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30

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 For the first time in IS years schools of sturgeon have appeared in the Hudson river.
 Harvard men observed the sosth anniversary of the birth of John Har- ward at Cambridge. Mass.
 Daniel H. B. Davis, 17 of Port Chester. died from injuries received when hit by an automobile.
 Pope Benedict received Cardinal Felix Won Hartmann, Archbishop of Cologne. in Cambridge. Mass.
 The British steamer RankdaIe, from New York, on which fire was discov- cred at sea, arrived at Bordeaux.
 Notice of suspension was served on J.Edgar Borden, city engineer, by Mayor James H. Kay of Fall River. 
 Paul Harney, we'll known as an ar Est, died at Mount St. Joseph hos pital in St. Louis. Mo, aged 60 years.
 James L. Curtiss, the new American Minister to Liberia, sailed on the American liner St. Paul for Liverpool.
 Five men were arrested in New York after detectives had charged Nxyifh 1Fc rirla --T purposes.
 Ambassador Page at Rome forward ed to the State Department further reports on the torpedoing of the Italian liner Ancona.
 The medals in silver and bronze struck by the United States mint for the American Peace Centenary are ready for distribution.
 Three men were seaIded, one prob ably mortally, by the blowing out of a boiler tube at the American Sugar Refining plant at Jersey City.
 The high wind which prevailed cause of the death of 4 sailors, who drowned when their boat sunk.
 Major General Frederick Funston dTIlNeu at NOSdIeSs ATlZ, ana assumed command of the 2,500 United States soldiers on duty at this point. Peter FIametti of Oscawanna-on- l the-Hudson was arrested at Stamford, Conn, charged with murdering his son-in-law, Perimo Gosonerini. Edward w. HazewelI, for thirty five years a member of the editorial staff of the Boston Evening Transcript died after an illness of eight weeks
 Two men are dead and three are missing in a mine explosion that choked the entrances to Packer, No D, Of l.. V. R. R., at Lost Creek, Pa
 Colonel Maitland of the Royal Naval | Air Service of London jumped with a parachute from an aeroplane at a height of 10000 feet He landed safe ly.
 Patrick MaeGiII known as "The Navy Poet" was married in London | to Miss Margaret Gibbons, a grand niece of Cardinal Gibbons of Balti- more.
 The F Freneh government has recog- l niZed the Haitian government of President Dartinguenave, having re- | ceived satisfactory response to it's | protest.
 Lieutenant Governor Bethea, of South Carolina, announced his ac- certance of the incitation of Henry Ford to join the European peace com mission.
 It is reported at Rome that Pope | Benedict will repeat the efforts he | nations to consent to a truce for Christmas Day.
 One person is dead and four are missing of the SS known to have been | on board the steamer Tivioli, which was destroyed by fire on Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis.
 Mrs. Jean Edserton Hovey, au- thoress, was found dead in her room in New York, blanket over her head her door locked and gas pouring from a tube attached to a jet.
 Thomas A. Edison has consented tc head a committee of prominent mo- tion picture men in the campaign tC be started by the Actors Fund ot America to raise $1,000.000.
 George WhaIen, New Yorks mos expensive prisoner, who has spent 2: years in institutions in the State, wa: sentenced to one year in the peniten. tiary on a charge of burglary.
 Malvin Bragdon of Blanchard, Me, was bound over to the grand jury or the charge of negligently shootin: Mrs. Reuben Bartlett, who was mis taken for a deer and killed on Thanks giving Day.
 \ Wm. F. Clark editor of the Patrio Phalanx, one of the oldest prohibition papers in the country, died suddenl, at his home at Indianapolis, Ind, O heart disease, resulting from an at tack Of pneumonia. Arthur Jones, aged 25, committet suicide at his home in Terryville las night by drinking poison. No reasol is known for the act. He was em ployed in Bridgeport by the Reming ton Arms company.
 Joan of Are, martyr of France, is t, receive a tribute from New Yorker on Monday, December 5, when statue dedicated to her memory vii I A< ID