Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08

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The state board Of osteopathio reg
istration and examination held It's
semi-annual meeting in the capitol.
Hartford.
Michael Jenkins, nuItimiIIionaire
banker and philantropist, died at his
home in Baltimore of pneumonia He
was " years old.
Nearly $1,000 shippers will be rep
resented at the convention OF the Ma
tional Industrial Traffic League at To-
ledo on Thursday.
Ernest White and Robert craia, of
Boston, were drowned in the Neponsit
River when they attempted to change
seats in a rowboat
William Kane, driver of the horse
drawn appasatrs of the South Orange.
y. j., Fire Department. again beat
the automobile ris to a fire
The new Coast Guard cutter ossip-
pee steamed out OF the Portland, Me-,
harbor for her first trip along the
Maine coast to the eastward.
Orange, N. j., hatters barred straw
mats and caps from their Labor Day
procession, compelling all members TO
wear hats OF their own manufacture.
Announcement was made YESTERDAY
that three lives had been lost as the
result OF q collision IN Halifax harbor
between a tug and a boat from a war
ship.
Arthur curtiss James and James
Mclean have sent in their resigna-
tions as directors of the ChtcaRo.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway com
pany.
Report was received from London of
the death of Captain walter
John Hartley OF the Fifth Regiment of
irish Volunteers. He was killed in
action.
An aeroPIane of the Condor type es-
taolished new worlds record at the
Rotthausen flying grounds, Carving
four persons aloft to a height of 5000
meters.
Thirty-fve persons were injured,
twelve seriously. when the eastbound
Lake Shore electric limited crashed
into a westbound local near CoyIon
Junction, Ohio. y
The fishing schooner John G. Will
den was wrecked with the loss of eight
OF her crew near Tarpon Springs by
the West Indian hurricane that struck
the Florida coast.
The schooner Jennie z. Riahter, from
Jacksonville for New Haven, with a
cargo of lumber. which went ashore on
Norman Shore at Delaware Break
water, was floate.
Lawrence Sperry in 10 hydroaero-
pane dropped about 200 feet into great
South Bay at Amityville, N. Y. His
machine was wrecked but Sperry es-
capped without injury.
Dr.. Richard v. Mattison of Busbv
Park Villa, at Newport, has offered a
reward of $4,000 for the return of
$4,000 of jewelry stolen from his home
whe nthe family was at dinner.
A fire which threatened a large dis
trict of dwellings and tenement houses
destroyed the plant of Clark Brothers,
hay. grain and coal dealers at Cam
bridge Mass, at a loss of s45.O0O.
Secretary Daniels will not make a
final report on plans for strengthening
the navy until he has received further
| information regarding lessons learned
during the present war in Europe.
A touring car bearing three women
and two men . on their way TO attend
Ia funeral at Wyadotte, Mich, was
struck by train. The women were
killed and the men seriously injured
Insurance underwriters at London
were betting 10 to 1 that America
would not go to war with Germany
before Oct 80, and to that the two
countries will not be at war before
Dec. 80.
Dario Resta, Ralph dePaIma, Bob
Burman and Eddie O'Donnell viii race
100 miles on the new Fort Smelling,
(Minn-,) motor speedway next Sunday
for a purse Of $4,000 Of which $4,000
will go to the winner.
Strict neutrality by the United States
Is requested by 500 school children OF
San Bernardino in a petition forward
ed to President Wilson through Am
bassador Won Bernstein by twelve
year-old Matte Beeby.
Fireman John Duffy Of Engine Com
pany No. SO, fell into q rs foot exca-
walton for the subway at Cypress Av-
enue and 1ssth Street, the Bronx. In
an attempt to rescue q boy who had
tumbled In. and was probably fatally
injured.
Edward o. Moore, aged es. former
United States commissioner OF pat
onts died at his home IN Washington
For thirty years he was connected
with the patent once and was COM
missioner from 1907 to 1913.
| Whtls David Kennedy OF 5cottsdnle
Pa, was saying his evening prayers
Josephine his daughter. aged 10, aided
BY her mother slipped from hcr home
and with Frank Stslltano eloped tc
Cumberland, No. where they werf
married.
After = close Down fer three .weels
the Ameskeas Manufacturing Com
mad $4,000 textile workers. reaurnet
work. The Stark mlila, which have
also been closed fer long period
started again this morning and gavs
snRl2ynsns 70 Loo wcrksrs. :.