Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-22
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Three classes Of reserves to report /
on Oct i, were called to the colors by Il
the Greek government
The Haitien Congress viii appoint
a committee to take up the new treaty |
with the United States.
Corn and fruit were damaged by
the first frost OF the season in Liv-
ingston County, New York
The large British liners Aquitania
and Olympic have been sent to the
Dardanelles as hospital ships.
Or. v. x. Wellington koo, Chinese
Minister to Mexico. Is in Rochester. N.
Y. visiting various Industrial plants.
Eighty theussnd persons have been
floods In the Ganges Valley. India.
since Aug. 20.
After being on strike for a week,
5000 employees Of the United States
Cartridge Co. at Lowell, Mass. re-
Shipments of clothing and embroid-
cry from Switzerland for the United
States. held up by French authori-
ties. were released
Many delegates attended the open
ing session OF the 4th annual con-
vention OF the Investment Bankers
Association at Denver.
Noel Gilmore and Brayton constoek.
both 16 years old. were drowned in the
Indian River when their canoe cap
sized near WATERFOWL
Reports from Sofa state that Bull
garta has removed all restrictions on
the passage Of merchandise through
that country to Turkey.
Gen. Goethals eabIed the War De-
partmept from Panama that the slide
at Gold Hill. Panama Cnal, viii be
removed by Wednesday.
Pierre L. Bark, Russian Minister of
Finance, arrived at Paris for a con-
ference with the French Minister OF
Finance. Alaxandre Ribot.
Fire. starting from an oii-burning
locomotive. destroyed the shops OF the
New York a Ottawa Railroad at
Santa Clara, n. Y. The loss IS $50, :
The InternatIonal Ensineerina Con-
gress opened It's annual convention
at San Francisco. ajor-GAnerai
Goethals win deliver the principal sd-
dress
Many leaders Of the strikers in mu-
milton plants in Russia were arrested
and several may be sent to Siberia
as II is believed they were bribed by
Germany.
The appointment of Austin Wake
man Scott as acting dean of the Har-
vad Law School in place of r. Thay-
er. who committed suicide last week
was announced.
The case of Joseph Ettor, the I w
w. leader. charged with breach of the
peace. may not be pressed. IL he stays
out Of Waterbury.
The United States sunboat Prince
ton arrived at San Francisco from
Samoa where the ship struck a coral
reef. She will be taken to Bremerton
Wash, for repairs.
A report from Admiral caperton at
Port-au-Prince denies the report that
16 Haitians were killed during the
skirmish at Gonaives on Saturday
One native was killed.
The United States note TO ENGLAND
protesting against the order in coun-
ell OF March IL is not expected to be
completed until Secretary Lansing
returns from his vacation.
President Wilson 10 considering a
special session of Congress to clear
up relations with Central and South
American republics before the regular
session of Congress, beginning Dec.
Former Mayor George 3. Mcclellan
OF New York, returned to the United
States with his wife on the steamer
Rotterdam from Holland. after visit
ing the battlefelds along the allies
front
William Averil Hartman, eldest son
Of the late Edward II. Hartman OF
New York was married at Lenox.
Mass to Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrance,
granddaughter of Charles Lanier OF
New York
More than 500 maehinIsts employed
by the Reed-Prentice Co.'S Cambridge
Street plant at Worcester. Mass, went
on strike for more. pay and shorter
hours. The company is working day
and night on war orders.
The III-fated steamer EastIand that
overturned IN the Chicago River with
the loss or many lives will be sold
to satisfy a claim of s4s,5oo by the
Great Lakes Towing Co. OF Cleveland,
which raised the steamer. o
Vincent J. MaIensy, q messenger Of
the Chatham National Bank. waJ
blackJacked and robbed Of $4,000 In
cash and q number OF checks by two
Italians before q large crowd at $50
East 1oeth Street, New York.
Rosario cannatslIa, Of Brooklyn,
was shot and killed by friend when
he referred to his friend a. q second
Charlie Chaplin. Tomaso Prestipinio,
believed TO be the friend who did the
shooting 10 being sought by the police.
Former President William n. Taft,
who has been making q speaking tour
OF tho West for many weelkH. settled
down at San Diego, Cal, for a vaca-
ton OF eight days, He intends to
play golf and try his luck at deep
sea fishing.
Several fishing beats and other
small craft were battered against the
shore and even the piers at Vera
| Cruz. where they were tied when a
high wind was followed by an un-
/ usually heavy swell The coastwise
steamer Ramon Corral was in distress
at midnight