Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-13

New York athletes after competing
at the Panama Pacific Exposition
games left for home.
Anarchist societies are reported to
be active in German towns. Many
arrests have been made.
Four Americans in Tannpico, Me1ico,
were sentenced to long terms in pri--
son on a charge of counterfeiting.
The c. X. Hansen Steamship Co.,
of Copenhagen, declared a dividend
of 46 per cent for the first half Of
1915.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
crease of $3.50 over the, last previous
sale.
German scientists have .discovereda
new method in manufacturing print
paper, which will greatly cheaper
| prices.
One officer and II soldiers Swere kill
| ed when a military airship exploded
while being inflated at Guadalatara,
Spain.
Italian Government agents IN New
York have contracted for 1,100O00
blankets and 400, 900 overcoats for the
| Italian army.
In a letter printed in a London news
paper, A Conan Doyle, the author,
suggests the use of shields and he'll
NETS in the war.
The Grand Duke Of MeckIenbera has
/ replaced General Linman Won Sanders
| as comamnder-in- Of the Turks
at the Dardanelles.
Discovery of cure for cerebo-spin-
al meningitis was announced by DR..
| Richard Bull of the University of
Melbourne, Australia
The home of Mrs. Mary Mitchell
mother Of Mayor Mitchell of-New York
was entered by burglars The loss
was not made public
An order for 5,835 passenger and
freight cars to cost about 81 ZOO, 900
| was received by the Pittsburgh Trade
Commission from France
The plant of Smith G. Wallace Co.
at Woburn, Mass, manufacturers OF
electrical supplies, will be converted
into war munitions factory.
Anticipating a shortage of coal this
winter. the Pennsylvania Railroad Is
storing thousands Of tons at convent
ent points along the system.
Pope Benedict is reported to have
sent note of sympathy to the Cath
olics in East Prussia who suffered
during the last Russian invasion.
A speed boat belonging to Henri
Merz, clerk in the Municipal Court il
New York, was destroyed by fire a.
Huntington The boat cost $4,000.
France plans to seize large quaint.
ties Of rolling stock from Germany
after war to prevent a serious short.
age Of cars for the French railroads.
} Detectives had a hard time rescuins
two pickpockets accused of working
among $500 Italian reservists about t.
sail from the foot Of West Bath Street
According TO Russian reports, q
German eppelin bombardedF a Russian
Red Cross train in Poland, killing
several attendants and wounded sol
diers.
Constant Hoping, aged azsailol
Gus condition after he had ATTEMPTED
suicide by jumpingefrom. ANEW, ,Yorl
ferryboat-
William K. Vanderbift's-yachS Mr.
vana, which went ashore ON mud fiat,
L
was refioated after q special channe
had been cut
Henri Racine, a niIIionaire perfume
: OF Mentonde. France, was sentence,
!. to perpetual exile by the court mar
tial at MarseiIles for dealing with ;
German perfumer.
Meteorological apparatus at vesuviu
, Observatory. Italy, was destroyed o,
ov-AE FTNI-
, oeneved to be approaching anothel
state of eruption.
The body of an unknown man wa
FOUND floating in the canal near thu
railroad bridge, at Windsor Locks yes
ceLoay oy employees of the Connecti
cut River company.
The liner Lapiand, under charter I,
the White Star line, sailed for Liver.
pool yesterday with 273 passengers. o.
these seventeen were in the first cabiI
She carried a full capacity cargo.
Secretary Lansing issued a warninc
TO American airmen not to fly ovel
the Canadian border, following COM
plants that aviators from Washing
ton had flown over British Colombia
The Bosch Magnetic Co. announced
, that after Sept an S-hour day would
| pc put into erect at its plant in
| Springfield Mass. The 1000 en-
ployes work 1-2 hours daily al
present
l. Senator y. Hamilton Lewis said hC
had high hopes that congress would
meetsas early as October to make SURF
that the business in hand could be
put out OF the way before nationa
convention. time-next year.
Eleutenant r.. 3. Sutton, injured IN
a fall from an aeroplane on the For
Sill reservation yesterday which
caused the instant death of Quarter
master Captain George H. Knox, pilot
of the machine, was stin alive to-
night,