Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-30

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Gear Nicholas rsturnsd 10 Pstrosrad
rom visit 10 Russian army head
:ide by swaiIowing prussic acid in
Prospect park, Brooklyn
The steamer Dante AIighisri, saiIinu
rom New York for Naples and Genoa, |
carried 1000 italian war volunteers.
Germany 10 reported 20 possess in
visible aeropIaness The wings are |
made Of cellon. a transparent material |
The most Rev. Edward J. Hanna, D.
D, was installed as Archbishop OF |
San Francisco with elaborate cere-
Henry w. Wellington, formerly a |
cordage manufacturer Of Boston. shot
and killed himself in his apartment at
New York.
Salvatore DisIsa, 10 years old, of
New York. was seriously injured when
he applied lighted match to a loaded
cartridge.
There are now $4,000 trained men in
Sweden's army, nearly twice as many
as there were when the European war
broke out.
Fire did 100000 damage to govern
ment supplies stored at Belfast, Ire
land; Spies are suspected of starting
The battIeships Ohio, Missouri and
Wisconsin. with cadets from the An
napolis Naval Academy. arrived at
San Diego
The Rev. William Mccart was ac-
quilted at Covington, Ga. on a charre
of numbering Monroe, Smith, q neigh
Dor. IS years ago.
"BiII Snyder" a baboon at the
Central Park zooS died of Indigestion
caused by oyereating Of food given TO
him by children.
Reports from, Berlin state that =
special police force is guarding the
american embassy to prevent any hos
tile demonstration.
Ninety nine men who had been en-
pioyed as guards at the Tidewater oil
GO. plant at Bayonne, were arrested
by Sherir Kinkhead
Two persons were killed, and fifteen
injured when a British military air.
ship exploded in its shed at Worm
wood Scrubs, England
Arthur J. Jones, professor of educa-
n& Iw4s1
signed to accept a similar position at
University Of Pennsylvania.
Jan GrsnowsISys Russian Pole, was
acquitted OF stabbing John Dynak in
a war Argument in New York. This
jury deliberated four minutes.
a report that American cotton seiz-
ed by the British authorities is being
reshipped and resold in neutral ports
was denied by the foreign office
The entire first cabin of the steam,
| er Finland has been chartered by Har-
/ ward men for the 16-day trip to Sau
Francisco through the Panama canal
Mayor William X. Thomoso, q,
Chicago. who was visiting the fair al
San Francisco, at the time of the
Eastland disaster, returned to Chica.
go.
President Wilson declined to address,
tho American Neutrality League of St
Louis. The organization is aeains-
shipments Of war munitions to the al.
lies
President Wilson announced that h,
VIII take no serious action against tn,
take no serious action against Mexict
until he returns to Washington from
Cornish, n. H
Gov. Whitman ordered Sheriff Slit
at Little Falls. N. Y. to disarm mem
| bers OF Austrian and Slavonic organ
izations there Of rifles which have beel
carried in parades-
The Protestant Church Board Il
Germany decided that next Sunda,
pire by divine services for the success
Of the German arms.
Two hundred leading citizens O
Baltimore and the State of Marylan
organized the Maryland League 70
National Defense. to start a movemen
for larger army and navy.
! The grand American trap shootin
tournament which is to be held in Chi
cago from Aug. 16 to 90 will attrac
over 700 contestants. according to esti
L -A1NCS AA66O W 9CNACldAg L<0n1n
Shogren.
To aid England in making up for th
time lost during the recent coal strik,
miners In South Wales will take bu
, day of next month instead of tn
usual three August bank holidays.
, Buried for eight hours, and give
up as dead. Thomas Maroupsk an
, Michael Lavarage. walked out of tn
! Knickerbocker coal mines at Potts
. vile. Pa while rescuers were trying {
reach them.
!. Private John =. O'DonneII of Brook
! lyn, q member of the State militit
: was drowned and two companions mar
: rowly escaped death while fording
stream during war maneuvers nea
: Beacon, N. Y.
Painted q gray war color, and car
8 ryfng a record cargo Of war munition
d including many aeroplanes, tractor