Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-19
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A large seal was seen in the Della
ware river near Harmony, n. J.
The British government is inquiring
for 100000 tons Of sulphuric acid.
The Northumberland liner
United States arrived at Hoboken.
One year ago the Belgian Govern
ment was moved from Brussels to
Antwerp.
The liner cameroria, carrying 11s
passengers, arrived at Greenback from
New York.
The steamer EastIand was turned
over to it's owners by Federal officers
at Chicago.
Chicago packers are selling about
$4,000 cattle in refrigerated form TO
the Allies daily.
Fftseth annual convention Of the
National Negro. Business League
opened at Boston.
The Don Juan de Austria, naval re-
serve training ship Of Michigan, ran
ashore near Erie. Pa.
French and British army officers re-
sumed the purchasing Of horses in
Chicago for army use.
The Standard Steel Car Co., Of Sew
Castle, Pa. received an order for
10000 shells from the Allies.
Loaded with arms and ammunition
for Mexico, the American steiner Isa-
dora was held pp at Havana.
President Wilson appointed Samuel
Alschtbsr Of Illinois. n Judge Of Inc
United states Seventh Circuit Court.
a cyclone caused considerable dam
age 20 the entire southern side Of the
IiaytiaD Republic. Many lives we're
lost.
William L. Whitney Of Hawaii WAS
appointed by president Wilson as
Judge in the FIRST Circuit Court Of
Hawaii.
Because Of . shortage Of coal, the
electric lighting and street car seryfc-
81 of cOnstantinople are expected 20
discontinue.
The estate of Jacob Lanssloth, form
er chairman Of the Board Of Directors
Of the American Metal Co. fs valued
at S6.Z67,075.
Forty eight per cent Of the port trade
OF the United States in the fiscal year
ended June 30 last, was carried on
through New York.
Five persons were injured when an
automobile driven by Maftln BOnsafl,
a Philadelphia policeman. broke an
axel near Camden. y J.
Secretary Daniels ordered an inauiry
into the report that armOred motor
boats were being manufactured I'm the
United States for Russia.
General John c. Black former Con-
gresSman and Commissioner Of PEN
sions and Civil War Veterans died in
Chicago. He was rs years old.
J. D. Kenworthy was appointed as
sistant general passenger agent Of the
Denver & Rio Gronde Railroad with
headquarters at Salt Lake City.
Prominent attorneys from all over
the country attended the opening of
the convention Of the American Bar
/ Association at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Articles of incorporation were filed
at Dover. Del, by the briggs Sea-
| bury Ordnance Co, with $4,000, 900
capital, to manufacture war munitions.
It was reported in Chicago that
| large orders for canned meats and
| fish have been obtained from the Rus
Ncisa H.
cries Co.
In his annual address to the stud
| ents of the University OF California
| DIR. Benjamin l. Wheeler, president of
the institution. urged military pre-
| paredness-
| All rockies" are now barred from
| enlisting at the officers training camp
at Plattsburgh, y. Y. Only men who
have had recent military experience
are accepted.
A large majority of the 900 en-
| plOyes of the Potter and Johnston
| Machine Company OF Pawtucket r. /.
| struck to enforce their demand for a
/ As hour week.
Stephen Borsodi, who had gone to
| the GOrkville, y. Y. court to pay a
| fine of SO for a friend had a wallet
| containing SIS taken from his pocket
| in the courtroom.
| According to many incapacitated
| Germans captured by the Russians.
and exchanged many of the surgeons
| in the Russian army are BARRIERS, with
but little medical training.
Large quantities of cereals of the
| 1915 Bulgarian harvest, purchased by
| Germany, were reQuisitioned by the
| Bulgarian War Minister before they
| could be sent to Germany.
| Five persons were killed, and more
than twenty injured when a heavy
| rock crushed two cars of CheSa-
peake passenger train in the PannaCle
tunnel near NIcCorkle w. Va.