Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-30

81 500. 900 for a passenger terminal
site in Chicago.
The plant of the Norwich Brewing
by fire at loss of $50, ,000
Twenty-Five thousand coal miners /
have Joined the new strike in the /
South Wales Fields at London
Reports from the South Wales coal
fields state that $4,000 miners have
Joined the new coal strike.
Wish shePpard, negro, was
hanged at Denton, Md, for an at
tack on Mildred Clarke, Is years old. |
President Wilson appointed Van
noy H Manning. of Holy Springs,
Miss, director CT the Bureau of
Mines.
The White Star liner cymric sailed
from New York for Liverpool with
191 passengers and a cargo OF motor
trucks
The City Council at Minneapolis has
instructed the city engineer to begin
valuation of the Minneapolis Street
Railway.
Mrs. Isabella M. Christie, organizer
Of the first womans suffrage move
ment in Jersey, is dead She was IA
years old
William 7. Price has been appointed
commercial agent of the Union Pa
cific Railroad. with headquarters at
Pueblo. Col
Ralph and Harry lutz Of Scranton.
Pa were killed. by being struck by
a Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
passenger train
Susquehannz Railroads coal pier at
Edgewater, n. J., have Joined the gen.
eral strike there.
King Gustav of Sweden was pain
fully injured when. in stepping into
his train. he missed his footing and
sprained his ankle.
Samuel J. Freeman, editor of the
"Congers Record" and the New
York Observer died at Congers, n.
Y. He was 81 years old
The United States Assay Office in
New York. shipped s25O.O00 in gold
bars to the Philadelphia mint for
coinage for the Bank of Cuba
Z london annources-tha al ordnanes
Jurisdiction Of the Ministry of NUM-
tions during the war period
Four passengers were killed and II
injured when part Of a Santa Fe train
from Phoenix. Ariz.. to Prescott, fell
through a bridge at Date Creek
Sir William Van Horne, formerly
chairman Of the board Of directors
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, i'll
at Montreal IS said to be steadily i'm
proving.
The Navy Department 10 making
inquiry into the finding of the three
sticks of dynamite under the cruiser
Prarie in dry dock at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
Ceremonies were held at the Con-
valescence Hospital at Paris. when
50 soldiers blinded in the fighting at
the front, received decorations for
gallant conduct
J. =. Laura, of CoIdwater, Mich,
automobiles, the use of which enables
one to haul a trailer capable of car
rying 1000 pounds
Secretary Josephus Daniels of the
Navy arrived at Bath, Me- Saturday
on board the Dolphin for the purpose
of thoroughly inspecting the plant OF
the Bath Iron Works.
| A three funneIIed British cruiser
appeared at the Sandy Hook light
ship Saturday. At the same time q
British cruiser Of four tunnels wal
sighted fifteen miles southeast Of the
Iightship-
One man was killed and five in
jured when a Pennsylvania freigh
train, on the New York & LonI
Branch Railroad. hit a touring car a
the Roselie Avenue crossing, LoHl
Branch. n. ].
Figures for automobile exports from
the Department Of Commerce a
Washington show that for the yea
ending June 80 American -nanufac
turers exported 37.ST6 motor yehicle
valued at $6O,254.535-
The movement begun in a Tentative
way last spring to form a reserv
corps of engineers to be available II
case OF war; has assumed defnit'
form, according to an announcement
made at Chicago by Bion ]. Arnold
AnnouncementAwas made of the sal
by Frank A Munsey OF the Baltimor,
Press News and the Munsey Build
1 DeGI
general manager of Mr.. Munsey's Bal
timore interests for the past eigh
| years
The navy department has sent mes
sages Of recognition to men OF tht
cruiser Colorado, who, on August Is
saved five occupants of a sail boa,
which capsized a half mile awaI
from the ship. The people were res.
cued within eight minutes
w. X Greenbauul, general manages
of the Indiana Transportation Co.
that chartered the steamship East
land which carried S44 women. chill
dren and men to their deaths werS
indicted by the County Grand Jury a
Chicago on a charge Of manslaugh.
ter.
Killed BY Trolley at Seymour.
Seymour. Conn, Aug. 29.-The bodl