Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05

Mrs. Fannie D. Remington, aged 93, dieds at New Britain yesterday. She rad been a resident of that city for more than 50 years.
 The 27th division of the U. S. A. will be at Camp Wadsworth within eight days and will be on it's way to France in few weeks.
 Rabbi Wise, occupying the Metho- dist pulpit at Lake Placid. renounced
 his former extreme pacifist views and
 praised President Wilson.
 Former Mayor Mcclellan of New
 York is now on duty at Frankford ar
 senal as a reserve officer of the Ord
 nance department of the U. $. A.
 complete remodeIIina of the
 French cabinet appears probabI Pre-
 mier Ribot will not present resigna-
 tions until his combinations are ready.
 Several persons were reported ltill- ed and many injured in a head on collision between two trolleys on the Pottsville & Shenandoah trolley road.
 Fairfax Harrison, president of the Southern Railway, announced that the railroads are ready for the biggest traffic movement, that raflroading has ever seen.
 The American schooner Carl e. Greasy, of Bath, Me, was sunk by a submarine. The schooner was shelled all night in stormy weather. The crew was saved.
 Since the beginning of the war 2,54o employees of the Pennsylvania Rail- road east of Pittsburgh have joined the navy or the army. and have been granted furloughs.
 Representative DooIittIe of Kansas cL law designed to exempt farm 1aborers 9 sa class. It was referred to the committee.
 Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, wife of the former ambassador to Turkey, was decorated with the French Legion of Honor for work done in Constantino- pie, in the Red Cross.
 Between POO and 300 employees of the Valley Falls. R. I. branch of the River Spinning company went on a strike. They want an advance in pay from 2S cents an hour to 30 cents.
 Walter Thiernan and his wife were | at Ottawa and were sent back | -o Chicago on suspicion of participa- | ion in the ho1dup of the two payroll l clerks of the Winslow Iron Works.
 The owners of the Argentine sailing [essel Oriana prepared claim mounting to s3S5. 900, which will be stated to the foreign minister, and orwarded to the German government.
 Albert ThonSs, the French minister # munitions, made an appeal to thel vorkmen of the Renaud establishment tt Billancourt 70 keep up their eff orts during the remainder of the war;
 The Swiss sanitary authorities along he German frontier are taking dras- ic measures to prevent dvSentery, ty. hus ard scarIatina. which prevail in ,hine towns, from entering Switzer- and. |, Thousands Of passengers in the n hour when a 2O-inch main of the shokan aqueduct at Central Park roke.
 The German raider St. Theodore, nee an English ship before being cap lred by the Moewe. is no more. The hiking was revealed by the crew of : n allied cruiser which just arrived t an Atlantic port ls
 Rev. Lyn George J. Kelly was placed , D trial in the district court at Red I ak. Iowa, on an indictment charging z i'm with the murder of one of the ' eht persons. slain with an axe at q illisca Iowa, in June 1912 When Haki Muharen started into the . Ievelani worsted mills at Jamestown, . Y. to work yesterday morning he I as held by several men while Seek an. Islam sta bbed him to death The en are Albanians. Islam is under 3 rest.
 AeropIane flights between Italy and E e United States with the use of the test Italian CADrOnl aerOn1ana ara | ,ssfble, according to Major R. Per- tti head of the special Italian Ae- nautic Commission in the United i,ee ates. to Warden Howard B. Futile last night Fl esented to the borough of Naugatuck e deed for 18 1-2 acres of farm land Joining the town farm. One-tfird
 the land now bears a crop of corn. | o1 le tract is the only one available for U af kl,a xa.... ke. aA. M