Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-28

The Arcade, a moving picture the atre at York Beach, Me, was destroy ed by fire at a loss of S40,0O0.
 Paul Hoppinegarner, ii, of Terre Haute, Ind, was shot and killed by his playmate, Raymond Abbott.
 Major-eeneraI George w. GoethaIs, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, sailed from Colon for New York.
 Hospital experts of three countries arrived at Philadelphia for the annu- al American Hospital convention.
 The Eric Railroad Co. will build new freight yard at Gieardr O., with accommodations for 2,500 freight cars.
 Edward E. Martini, Chicagos biggest policeman, is dead. He weighed 431 pounds and was six feet two inches tall.
 Waltaro Mislura, representing a Japanese interest, placed $5,000,000 contracts with steel mills at Pitts burgh,
 The twelfth annual report of the Shade Tree Commission of Newark, N. J., shows that there are 66,SSS trees in the streets.
 @GSA0NS tnGAlGICT HOl O4 lIlG HUG President Madero of Mexico, Is one of several MeXicans enrolled in Notre Dame University,
 increasing arrivals of German ehiI- dren in Holland are causing fear among Dutch officials that q serious food shortage may result.
 A detachment of 25o marines were ordered to Jacksonville, Fla. by the Navy to participate In the national rifle matches next month The training ship Newport of the New York State Nautical School ar rived at Horta, Azores on Saturday last and reported all well.
 lsador Poak, an American citizen who was removed by the Germans from the Dutch mail steamship Prins Hendrix, has been released. David D. Overton, accused of the murder of Probate Judge w. T. Law Ter in Huntsville, Ala, last June, was arrested at Smithville, Tenn. The number of cases of infantile paralysis in Connecticut at the present l time, as shown by the records of the l state beard health, is,753.
 The French trade statement for the first eight months of 1916 shows ex- ports of $433,056,102, compared with $371, 033, ,429 for the previous year.
 John Mathews, of Philadelphia, was badly burned above the arms and hands as result of lighting a ciga- rette while wearing oil-soaked gloves. Richard R. RiebachIsger, former fire man in the German navy, shot himself through the head while standing on a grave in a cemetery at Lynchburg, | Va. Jews employed in any branch of the | United States Government will be giv- en leaves of absence for the two hol- | idays, Rosh L1a-Shana and Tom Kip pur.
 Raymond Ten Broeck, was killed and i Michael Lannigan was fatally injured when an automobile in which they were riding crashed against a fence at 1 Kingston, N. Y.
 i The American consul general at Ha- vana cabled the State Department that there was no information in Havana regarding a reported discovery ot potash at Metembo, Cuba.
 Reports that water is being added to shipments of oats to increase their weight have caused the Department ot Agriculture to instruct inspectors to watch interstate shipments.
 The state board of education has appointed w. S. Pease of Plainville l engineer at the normal school at Dan- | bury from rhe civil service commis- sion's list at a salary of $100 a month
 William p. Butler, an alleged leader in the nation wide blackmail plot tTA10 INI t1 1l,r, 1e sonating Federal officer, and was sentenced to serve IS months at At Ianta.
 A draft for $f7,17o was received by Major Frederick Cringer, quarter the Third Infantry, N. G., N. Y, now at the camp after serving at the bord. CT.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire. men and Enginemen signed a three floor space in the Guardian Building at Cleveland for organization head quarters.
 Mayor Mitchell sent a cup to McAl- len, Texas, to be competed for by members of the New York militia or Sept. 30 The day will be known a: Mayors day, and will consist of ath, letic events.
 The fifth division of the Atlantic fleet, composed of the Michigan. South. Carolina, Minnesota and Vermont wa: ordered to convoy the German ships Prince Eitel Fredrich and Kronprin; Wilhelm to Philadelphia next week.
 Joseph M. EIroy, and Charles Carsor of New York, had narrow escapes iron death when an automobile they wer, riding in ran into building exca
 vation sixteen feet deep at 149th st and CourtIandt Avenue, The Bronx. TAXES OF FULL VALUE
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