Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
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 Russia is nssotiatino for 1000, 900 shrapnel shells in the American market
 hints of the United states to total si.- S.- 100000.
 The Atlantic Coast Line RaiEroad Is contemplating the purchase Of 800 box cars
 Ten thousand Zulu nesroestars re- ported to be fighting with the British along the Yser Canal
 ed 5y failing ing from ra y the sixth s ~ floor % of his home in New York
 An inersasbe of 20 per cent. in the wages of it's employees was announced by the Hercules Powder Go. Britain will discontinue the use of the puttee in the army and subsi- tute the Russian army boot
 Quiet has been restored in the Re public of Santo Domingo. since the recent. revolutionary outbreak
 Full reports of the operations of enemy submarines will hereafter be barred by the British eensors.
 Firs starting in paint barrel at (.1lr orA r.xrk rzw~N with small damage being caused.
 Alarqe order for war munitions was received by the Bartlett-Hayward Go. of Baltimore, from the British gov ment.
 One hundred and fifty foreign buirt ships were admitted to Amrican registry between August IS. 1914, and July 24 last.
 An order for war rnuitions to cost between s5.Ooo.o 900 and s1o.OoD was received by the International Steam Pump Company.
 It is reported that the du Pont Powder Company will eerct a new plant at Carnsy's Point. N. T. where
 Six hundred German mechanics took charge of the plant at Con- stantinople that supplies the Turkish army with munitions.
 General Muller, one of the leaders of the Bosr revolt. was sentencde to two years Imprisonment for treason at Pretoria. South Africa The Panama pavilion at the Pana,- ma-Pacinc Exposition was opened A formal celebration will be held, upon the arrival of the exhibits. The home of Robert c. Van Cort- land at Mount Kisco, N. T.. was en- with many valuable heirlooms.
 --t s-rsf7l About 2,5uo men are employed d | the Sparrow,s Point Md, shfpyard of the Maryland Steel Go. Every de- partment in the plant is busy. AdoIfo Munex, Mexican, accused of murder and horse theft, was taken from a deputy sheriff and lynched by mob at Brownsville Tex
 According to the coiIeetor Of Crs- l all kinds through that port for the year ending June 80 totalled $22s.- 241.452.
 A man who gave hts nan,e as A Gross, and claiming to be a secre4 | agent of Austria. hanged himself in his cell at Galveston. Tex, after his arrest for swindling-
 Twenty-Five Pusheart- peddiers seI1- ing cooling drinks on New York's East Side were arrested for vfolatina the sanitary law by not washingtor their glasses properly. II
 Commodore J. s. BIaokton of the Atlantic Yacht Club has made ar arrangements to have several speedy motorboats covered with arnor to bt used for coast defense. Because of the dyestuff situation caused by the European conflict, the plant of the Cocheco Department, Pa cific Mills. at Dover, N. H.. will close for two weeks, on Aug. 20.
 Eleven striking pattern nakers O, the Lake Torpedo Boat Co. al Bridgeport, Conn.,, returned to work the company having granted an &. hour day and increased wages.
 Secretary of the Treasury MeAJo, decided that winners of medals at tn. San Francisco fair may use a replics of the medals for advertising pur. poses. or on their letter-heads.
 Fearing that an attempt would b, made to tamper. with. the. baIlas tanks of the capsized steamer East land in the Chicago River, officers O. the Department of Justice seized tn, craft. Officers Of the Wharton Nation. Bank of Wharton, Tex. will be prose cuted by the Government for Th failure Of their bank due to excessiv, borrowing of the banks funds by th officers.
 London newspaper prints an ar tlcie suggesting that Great Britain puy cough cotton from Americal growers to prevent them sufrerin losses as result of the Britisl blockade of Germany.
 President Wilson will be invited 1