Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22

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Their. are now 4.4s1 Indians in n New
York state. compared with 5000 In
The federal trade commission held a
hearing on the lumber industry in Chi
cago.
Bringing SO passengers, the French
liner al Touraine arrived at New York
Harvesting of wheat Will be under
way in South Dakota from July 25 to
the end Of the month.
There were 1875 deaths in New York
the same week last year.
Hans ksrpeiea, II years old, was
killed by falling down an elevatorrshaft
in his home in New York
Profits Of American manufacturers
ON war orders are estimated at $780,
100000 by a Chicago bank.
Messages from Vienna state that
bank deposits for the first six months
OF 1915 increased ss4.75o.0oo.
More than 10000 autotrucIes, valued
at $22, 900. 900, have been sent to France
and England since the war began.
According to report from Constan-
tinople. a German aviator landed there
on Sunday after flying across Bull
garia.
Clifford Mecann, sprintins champion
Of the Newark. N. J.. public schools,
was killed there when he fell under a
wagon
About 1,50o delegates of the Photog-
raphers' association of America opened
their annual convention at Indianap-
oils, Ind
Five government departments have
under Consideration the report that
German submarines have a base on the
Maine coast
Several officers of the Greek army,
including the commander OF. the gar
poulos. have resigned
Four hundred million cigarettes, for
delivery Sept 1, will be made for the
troops of the allies by the Lorillard
company Of Jersey City.
Officials of the Brooklyn navy yard
admitted there is a possibility OF bar
ring the public from the yard to insure
the safety of the ships there.
William Thaw, the aviator serving
with the French army, declared his
aeroplane was shot to ribbons while
flying above the German lines.
Three trainmen were killed when an
engine and ten freight cars of the FL
Paso and Southwestern railroad plung-
ed into a gulch near Dalhart, Tex
James Scott. pitcher of the Chicago
White Sox. was made defendant in a
breach of promise suit for $4,000
brought by Miss Mabel Bailey OF Chi
cago.
Joseph Carpenter, a merchant Of East
Orange, n. j. collapsed from the heat
on a subway train at Brooklyn bridge.
He was removed to Hudson street hos
pital.
commissioners of Georgia will go to
Milledgeville on Saturday to tnvesti-
gate the attempted murder Of Leo NJ.
Frank.
War munitions In large quantities
of freight cars and engines is holding
back the supplies so urgently needed at
the front
Police of Southampton, L. l., denied
the report that the S50, 900 necklace and
the marquise diamond ring stolen from
the home OF Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich had
been found.
A new vote of credit of S75o, o,00o, ,oOc
Il - -
commons. This does not involve a new
loan, but provides for expenditures out
Of funds on hand.
Delegates from many parts of the
country are at San Francisco to al
tend the opening session of the an
nual convention of the Kappa Sigma
fraternity sessions
Elmer w. Hurst, finaneier and at
torney and a leader in Democratic
politics in Illinois, died at Rock Is
land Of heart disease. He was SO
years old.
President Wilson approved an order
of the interior department providing
for compensation for accidents which
may occur on the work Of constructing
railroads in Alaska.
Mira. Allen Robinson, aged IS. killed
her father. David Devaul, with a base
ball bat when he attacked her mother,
\ sister and brother at the family home
| at New Guinea, N. Y.
Board of health officers reopened the
campaign against captains of tugs in
| the waters surrounding New York who
allow dense smoke to emit from the
stacks, in violation OF the law.
William J. Lee, arrested while trying
to insert an advertisement in New
York newspaper threatening the Life OF
Governor Fielder of New Jersey, was
committed to Bellevue for observation.