Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-12
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Champagne advanced ss a ease in New York.
 The cup challenger Shamrock W arrived at St. Georges, Bermuda
 The bill to bring foreign ships under American register was again under debate in the Senate.
 Three amendments to the Bank Law prompted by the European war were | introduced in the Senate
 The Niearasuan Government has prohibited the exportation of grain | because of the war in Europe.
 Capt. Harrie F. Reed, U. S. A., who resigned from the army on June I2, I shot and killed himself at Venice, Cal.
 Pennington L. Thompson, principal of a school in Jersey City is report ed to be in German prison held as a spy.
 John P. Holland, the builder of the first successful submarine boat in America, is dying at his home in Kew ark.
 Former Empress Eusenie of France sent to Queen Mother Alexandra a subscription of S1,O0O for Red Cross work.
 The Archer Savings Bank and the Madison Street Savings Bank, private Chicago institutions, closed their doors.
 Iowa National Guard troops, com prising $500 officers and men, went into camp at Camp Dodge, near Des Moines.
 The steamer James Lee was sunk in the Mississippi River near Asher Ark. The passengers and crew were rescued.
 The paper manufacturing plant of F. w. Bird & Sons at Walpole. Mass, was damaged by fire to the extent of | $15O,0O0.
 James w. Slack, a Fall River mill supply agent recently bankrupt, sur prised his creditors by making full payments.
 The American Minister at The Hague, Professor Harry Van Dyke | denied that his son had enlisted in the German army.
 A movement has been initiated to ! consider the qeutsion of the ordination | of women to the priesthood of the Church of England. Former Governor Fort of New Jer- sey left Washington for d six-weeKs' trip to Santo Domingo on business for | the State Deuartment. | Barney" Martin, Tammany leader and former New York State Senator died in Atlantic Highlands after a | lingering illness. He was 70 years old.
 Emmanuel Semo, 35 years old, of ! New York Str1Ick and killed hxy a West End line express train at the | Eighty-fourth Street station, Brook lyn.
 Believed to have become deransed over the European war, Louis Vask gates of the White House and was arrested.
 Former State Senator Louis Nj. Cress, president of the First National Bank of ocean City. N. J.. committed suicide. He had been in i'll health for some time
 Miss Louise Mick, 18 years old, of Schuyler, Neb., was taken from her bed by unknown persons and carried away in an automobile. No clue has been found.
 The City of New York has at last received a plaster model of the foun- tain for City Hall Park, which it has taken Frederick MacMonnies. five years to plan.
 Bankers and planters from the South were before the House Agri-
 culture Committee urging means to
 finance holding the cotton crop during
 the European crisis.
 The American Car and Foundry Go
 has received an order from the Erie
 Railroad Co, for 200 all-steel 5O-ton side dump hopper coal cars for delIv-
 cry in October and November. The Department of Labor has in- structed all immigration officials or
 the Atlantic Coast that seamen must
 be examined for admission into the
 United States. the same as other ap- uplicants.
 The body of Arthur St. Germain
 nine, was found floating in Taunton
 River yesterday morning. He had : been missing since Monday and lost l hi slife when he fell overheard from a rowboat.
 | Two of the American Navy's fou new dreadnoughts now building were nearly three-fourths completed or
 Aug. l, aCCOrulnE to COmpdTdINe HE
 ures issued yesterday by the Bureau : of Construction.
 The suits by creditors of the estate
 of Timothy D. Sullivan were increased
 when the National Nassau Banl
 started an action against the eXecu.
 tors to recover sS,751 on a note exc : cuted by Big Tim. r A son was born in London to tn, Princess Arthur of Connaught. Prince : Arthur and the Duches of Fife were f married on August Is, 1918. at St 2 James Palace. He is a son of thu Duke of Connaught. The Connecticut Deeper Waterway s Association will hold a meeting a l New Haven August 21 for the purpos,
 of selecting delegates to the conven
 ton in New York of the Atlanta l Deeper Waterways association. Edward A. Darling of Boston, chic
 clerk at the Charlestown, Mass, stat } prison, who was recently appointed
 by the prison commission to succeed ; Brigadier General E. F. Bridges al a warden, declined to accept the post. Erie Perry, granite cutter, wa 8 drowned in the Merrimack river nea NH-hf