Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-27

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Mayor Mitchell Of New York was
fined IS at Atlantic City for speeding
his automobile 40 miles an hour.
The British government has COM
mandeered all the hay crops in Scot
land.
Cotton valued at s1oo, 900, 1926
26O bales of 1t. is stored in warehous-
es in Liverpool
This. austrian soxernmossns ordered ed
crop of the country.
As a result Of an operation on his
skull. Matt Bryan, IS, of Athol, Ky.
has been reclaimed from idiocy.
Because of the proximity of the
German army. war munition plants In
Warsaw are being moved into the in
terror.
The London Stock Exchange
will be closes Saturday. July 81, and
Monday, August 2. The latter is a
bank holiday.
Scores of women in Chicago tainted
Sunday at the ordeal of Identifying
friends and relatives who died in the
Eastland disaster.
Louisa Wood, 10, was drowned
when she stepped from a rock into
water 20 feet deep. while wading in
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Julius Bloch, chief teller Of the
Swiss Bank Verein at Basle. Switzer-
land, was reported arrested for the
embezzlement Of 100000.
Amos w. TerriII of West Haven,
was found dead from Illuminating gas.
and an inquiry brought a tentative
verdict of accidental death.
The British registration act is TO
be applied to the cities Of Belfast,
Londonderry and the counties of An
trim and Down in Ireland.
The Swiss Government is expected
to protest to Berlin the violation of
its neutrality by a German aviator
who flew over the frontier.
Threatening letters were received
by South Trimble, chief clerk of the
House OF representatives and other
officers at the Capitol in Washington.
A respite of 80 days was granted
by Gov. Whitman, from July rs to
Karl Draniewicz, a murderer. He is
wanted to testify in a trial in New
York.
Dissatisfied mechanics at the Wash
inton Navy Yard postponed their
threatened wallxout until their rep
resentatives confer with President
Wilson.
George D. Mecreary, who served ten
years in congress from the Sixth Penn
sylvania district, retiring in 1913, died
at his home at Philadelphia He was
SO years old. .-.---
The "eribbins" inquiry at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis closed. Find
ings of the Board of Inquiry will be
forwarded to Secretary of the Navy
Daniels.
Three persons we're struck speech
less for Is minutes. and three stun
ned, when a bolt of lightning struck
the home of Preston Gernand at Ny
ersville, Md.
United States and Germany. Ameri-
can property worth 500, ZOO, 900 could
be confiscated by Germany and Aus
tria-Hungary.
Fred Swigert, Chicago fireman.
fell unconscious when he recognized
one of the bodies he was taking from
the steamer EastIand as that of his
own daughter.
While dodging trolley car at
Tenth Avenue near 173rd Street, New
Do, L.4- "a
was struck by an automobile and Sc
riously injured.
Unable to swim when he fell in the
water, Philip Rosenberg "a was saved
from drowning at Yorkville Pa by
him with a boat.
Richard De Silva, a convict serv-
ing five-year sentence at Sing Sing
prison, was drowned in the open air
swimming pool for the covicts, which
was used for the first time
Eight destroyers of the Greek navy
were ordered to the Gulf of Smyrna
to protect several thousand Greeks at
the port Of Vurla, who have been
ordered to leave for the interior.
Shortly after leaving Bayonne, NJ. J.,
the steamer Teucer collided with an
unidentified schooner of Tompkins-
vile, Staten Island, and was so seri-
ously damaged that she returned to
port
Four more companies of infantry
from the End regiment, c. N. G., L K.
L. NJ, and the headquarters company,
were in possession of the rifle range at
East Haven, opening weeks tour of
duty
Paul Jackman of Jersey City
Heights was seriously injured when a
trolley car struck the motorcycle he
was riding near the Palisade Amuse-
men Park n. j., and threw him from
his machine.