Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-19


 Jersey Regiments at Sea Girt. Presi- dent Wilson was unable to attend.
 Martin J. Kane and James R. Con- nery will be arraigned in the Clinton, Mass, court on the charge of bribery and the larceny of $375 of town funds.
 Fourteen thousand and sixty three officers and men of the Regular Army and National Guard left San Antonio, Texas, on a "hike' of 83 miles to Aus tin.
 fn order to pay a fine imposed for driving a car while under the influence of liquor Frank Rice of Ann Arbor, sold a perfectly good automobile for I$100.
 Horace White, formerly editor-in- chief of the New York Evening Post and editor of the Chicago Tribune from 1864 to 1874, died in New Ycrk city at the age of S2.
 Up to noon Monday the state board of health received reports of two new cases of infantile paralysis, one from Willimantic and the other from Man chester. These make 679 recorded cases in the state.
 An automobile owned and driven by Harry Low Mcintyre, of New York, struck a milk wagon at Riverside, Ct, carrying the horse and vehicle 80 feet and flooding the streets with milk
 George M. Roberts, superintendent of markets of the District of CoIum- gress fix standard size for loaf of bread which may be sold in Washing ton.
 The War Department is preparing to authorize the holding of examina- tions in the various military depart ments of the country for officers re- serve corps, created by the last Con gress.
 New York city has practically given away for the next 30 years, HAY val uable acres of city property in Jamaica Bay, according to William Bullock, director of the Bureau of City Inquiry.
 The French Line twin screw steam CT Chicago, which has just come out of drydock after being overhauled, will leave New York on Sept. 20 at D. m. This ship was scheduled to leave New York on Sept. g.
 The huge 14inch guns of the super dreadnought Pennsylvania cannot be
  revealed during the recent target practice 'indulged in during the gov ernment acceptancy tests
 Explanations are expected this week by the State Department concerning the sinking, presumably by mines or torpedoes, of several vessels on which it is alleged there were Americans as passengers or members of their crew.
 A party of New York women dis guised as a German band invaded the dining room of MT. and Mrs. William B. O. Field at Pittsfield, during din- ner and serenaded MT. Field on his birthday. He is of pro German sym pathies.
 Mexican revolutionists under Felix Diaz have evolved a new scheme to get messages into Vera Cruz, where there is a great scarcity of food among the poor. Diaz is sending roasted pigs heads in which messages are stuffed.
 The United States will demand no further information from Japan con- cerning the Russo Japanese alliance and Japanese operations in inner Mon golia unless Japan commits an act in contravention of the assurances given last week.
 On charges of reckless driving and attempting to evade responsibility for collisions, John Canal, colored auto mobile truck driver, was fined a total of $150 and costs in police court in New Haven.
 Resolutions urging an investigation of the packing and live stock indus tries by the Federal Trade Commis- sion were adopted by the closing ses- sion of three-d conference of the American National Live Stock Assoct- ation with live stock men of the West in Denver.