Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-21
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stronnboIi volcano in Italy IS again
in eruption.
Thursday was Manhattan Day" at
the Panama-Pacifc Exposition
Six thousand Italians are at Smyr-
ma waiting to embark for Italy.
The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
is in the market for 100 fat cars
Great Britain's India war loan of
$l5.0O0.0Oo was so per cent oversub-
scribed.
The fund of the Serbian AgricuIt-
ural Relief Committee now totals
s121,5s2.
One year ago yesterday the Bank
of France resumed commercial paper
discounts
The Krupp works at constantinorIe
are reported TO be producing 2,O05
shells daily.
News of the capture of the Kovno
forts caused a wild demonstration Of
joy in Berlin
Cardinal Serafino VannateIIi, dean
Of the Sacred College in Rome, is dead.
He was 81 years old. e
All young men of the class of 1916
were called to the colors by a decree
issued by Car Nicholas
A company of U. S. marines from
the gunboat Castine assumed control
Of the town Of St. Marc, Hayti:
Members of the Catholic Editors
Association of America opened their
annual convention at Toledo, o.
A contract for 100000 blankets sup
posedly for the Italian army, was re-
ceived by the American Woolen Cc-
The will of Antonio carfacioIa Of
Brooklyn. disposing of his $1,000 es-
tate, leaves his wife his best wishes
purchased the champion pacing horse
William for a price said to be $4,000.
Socialist members Of the German
Reichstag decided to vote for the new
war credits amounting to s2.500O, 600
900.
Donald 9. Campbell Of Port Jeff
erson- l. l. was arrested and fined
$40 for killing a squirrel on mis- prop
erty.
Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian,
is going to the British trenches in
Flanders to sing for the soldiers,-fOr
nothing.
About 100000 in British gold SOW
eigns, shipped by Australian bank
steamship Ventura.
The Council of Governors. in Boston
next week will be entertained by
Secretary Daniels aboard the battle
ship Wyoming Aug 25-
The Danish motor ship JutIandiav,
San Francisco for Copenhagen. was
detained for examination by British
authorities at London.
The body of L. !. Lyon, the Ithaca
when his machine fell into Conesus
Lake, n. Y, was recovered
Capt. Murray and three of the crew
Of the schooner Lydia Deering were
drowned in the Gulf storm Six mem
bers of the crew were saved
THE steamer st. Leonards arrived in
New York from Bordeaux with the
crew of the French bark Marcel. which
was wrecked in a hurricane
Four persons were killed ana anoth-
er seriously injured when an sutomo-
bile was struck by a Lehigh Valley
express train near NorHstown, Pa
An order for $50 freight cars, ard
10 locomotives, was placed by the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Co. The
equipment will cost over 81, 100000.
Fred C. HoIbrook, attendant at the
State Epileptic Village at Ski1lman,
y. J.. was arrested, charged with the
murder OF William Van Riper, a pa
tient.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels will
leave Washington today on the des-
patch boat Dolphin on a cruise to the
New England coast to inspect navy
yards.
The United States civil military
camp at Fort Sheridan, Ill. will open
Sept. IS. The camp will be main
tanned on the plan of the P1attsburg,
N. Y, school.
Colonel Oscar Benavides, retired
president Of Peru was attacked by a
mob while returning from The fnauz
uration Of President PardD. He es-
capped injury.
Conductors and n1otorn1sn on the
AlIegheney Valley vision Of the West
Penn. Traction Co. at Pittsburgh,
went on strike, demanding fun rsc0a .
milton Of their union.
Mrs. Alice crooks, Of Fail River
Mass, mother Of Ted CrOOks, a long
distance runner, committed suicide III
InhalinR gas today. 10 is said that sh<
had been despondsnt on account II
dispute with a nsighbOr.
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