Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
Condensed TeIeqrams


 Heavy rains in Germany have brok- the extended drouth, and aided the crops.
 United States mints during June executed 5.e74,5ss pieces. of coinage, worth $2s2.s52.
 Ex-Governor sIaton Of Georgia at- tended the trial of Harry K. Thaw to prove his sanity. Articles of incorporation were filed at Dover, Del, by the Lapas Sugar Corporation. capital s5o,ooo,Ooo. Government tugs were sent to the assistance of the United States fuel ship Vulcan off Gould Island, R. L
 The threatened strike of Welsh min CTS was averted. The miners &C., cepted the governments proposals. American eagles amounting to s6,- 250.0O0 were received in London from Brazil and sold to the United States. About two per cent of the worlds merchant shipping Is estimated to have been wiped out during the war.
 The Board of Estimate authorized the issue of $S79,5Ss for constructing new fire alarm system in New York.
 Business men of Tulsa, Okla, have started a movement for the construc- ton of a railroad from that city to | Oilton.
 force the Dardanelles to May 31 to- tailed ss,635 in dead, wounded and missing.
 The government of Para announced | in London it's inability to meet the | interest due on two loans. totaIlinS s9,250,00O.
 Prices on all meats which have been steadily rising in the last month will continue to soar,' according to Chica- go packers.
 The sunboat Eagle, serving at West l Indian ports, was ordered to Port au-Prince, Hayti, on the request of Admiral Caperton.
 Four fishermen were drowned, and three others narrowly escaped death ! when their boat capsized in the surf at Ocean City, Md.
 Lord Mersey held another Hublic hearing in the London inquiry to clear up some questions submitted to the Board of Trade.
 William Won Ehr, 2s, son of a wealthy storekeeper in Stratford, was placed under arrest charged with reckless driving of an automobile. |
 | Burglars leaving Mrs Lottie Kuhn's home in Newark, Ohio, shook hands with her son as he ascended the steps. The latter supposed them obe guests. No more harvest hands are needed | in the grain fields of the West For the first time in many years, farmers see no difficulty in gathering the crop. George J. Smith, brides bath" murderer was found guilty in London | of the murder of Beatrice Mundy Smith, his first wife. and sentenced to death.
 | A bill authorizing a war loan of l part in the war operations up to June, was passed by the New Zealand Par liament
 | Twenty-Five passengers were rescu- ed from, a Brighton Beach train in | Brooklyn when the heavy rain food ed deep cut in which the tracks are laid.
 | Orders have been placed by the Ca | nadian Government for 1000 box cars. and fifteen large locomotives for use on the National Transcontinental | Railway.
 President Williams of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was presented with a silver loving cup in honor of the twentieth anniversary of his con- nection with the company. | | York received to date $6,710 for the benefit of the honor roll fund for the widows and orphans of policemen kill ed in the discharge of duty. Dr. Salmon, noted German spe- cialist, demonstrated before the Der lin Medical Association a newly-dis- | covered salve which he claims will heal bullet wounds in a few weeks. m protest against the action of the company in discharging ten young women operators for aiding in the for nation of union, no employees of the Rochester, N. r., Home Telephone Co, went on strike.
 The body of an unidentified man | was found in Kinneytown pond, be- tween Naugatuck and Seymour, near | the New Haven tracks It was that | | old, of medium height. Three hundred Carranza soldiers | and their wives and children were re- ported killed, and several hundred | others injured in a wreck of a. military I train near Monte Morelos, between Tampico and Monterey. | vineenzo ResignoI, aged 25, died at Bridgeport of illness that was made acute while on a visit to Italy, when he was impressed into the Italian army and held as a soldier six months. He was on a visit to Europe for his health.
 cave-fn Kills Three Miners. Glenwood Springs, Colo, July D. Jack Hart, Andy Bergman and Vim cent Smerife. miners, were killed and two other miners were seriously hurt | in a vace-in at South Canon mine l fnllr rnilaa Weaf of hana tndaZ grt. a