Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
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ST. Marys County, Nd voted dry.
There are 1000 Americans still in
Germany.
The condition of General BENJAMIN
T. Tracy remains unchanged.
David BeIaseo was Frustrated by |
the heat at Asbury Park, n. ].
Governor Whitman left Albany for |
his summer cottage at Newport.
Theodore G. BiIbo won the demo-
cratic nomination for governor Of |
Mississippi.
American marbles were landed at
boat Nashville.
Francis Preon, a well known Water
bury merchant. died in Bermuda,
while on vacation Il
Production OF pig iron in July was
2, 563,311 tons, an increase Of 193,379
tons over that Of June.
Deposits at the Old Colony Trust Co.
at Boston reached a total Of $102, ,253,-
600, new high record
The American Association of Mast
ers of Dancing opened their annual
convention at Berkeley, Cal.
Steamer Ryndam arrived in. New
York from Rotterdam with lis Bel
gian women and children.
Mrs. Rose Tegrier of New York,
took her life with poison at the home
Of her sister in Wallingford.
Mexican bandits burned a bridge of
the st. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
Railroad, near Harlingen, Tex.
Thirty thousand farm hands are
needed in the provinces of Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada
independent steel companies in Phil
adelphia announced an increase of 81
a ton on all finished steel products.
w. S. Lucky, an aviator, has been
detailed to the camp of the Penn
sylvania National Guard at Indiana,
Pa.
Major General Nicholas Won 6ueIovv,
commander Of an infantry brigade in
the German army, was killed in ac-
ton.
Formal announcement of the ces-
was made by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.
A trainman and q passenger were
seriously hurt when a New Haven
express collided with a local near
Boston.
German authorities are taking pos
session of the entire chemical supplies
of the empire to be used in making
ammunition.
Troops of General Villa sent to the
Yacqui Valley to protect Americans
from raids by the Yacqui Indians are
being withdrawn.
There are 1920 insane persons in
the hospitals and private institutions
in New York state according to Sec
retary Of State Hugo.
Gen. Won ziegIer, the only member
Of the Austrian army staff who re-
fused to be innoculated against chol-
era, died of the disease.
Judge Burpee of the superior court
in decision quashed the writ of man.
damus against the Herald Publishing
company Of New Britain.
A Japanese commission arrived at
| Santiago. Chile, to arrange an exhibit
ton of japanese goods in an effort to
further trade with Chilue.
Marion Deems of Baltimore, was
sentenced to be hanged for the murder
Of Laura NJ Schaeffer, a deaf seam
stress. He pleaded guilty.
While playing in a brook that had
been enlarged by heavy rains. Austin
Wick. aged three, was drowned near
his home at westfield. n. ].
Mrs. Nellie 3. Allen, a prominent
resident of Meriden, Conn, shot and
fatally injured her eight-year-old son
Gordon. and then killed herself.
Five hundred persons were given
work when the plants of the Kane
Glass Co., and the Consolidated Ma
chine Co., at Kane, Pa, resumed ope-
rations.
The Submarine Boat Corporation
was Incorporated at Albany with
S4,000,000 capital to manufacture ord
nance. and do brokerage shipbuilding
business.
A corps of sanitary agents was sent
by the Pennsylvania Health Depart
ment to take charge of the flood con-
ditions at Erie, where many persons
perished.
The Meriden Arms Co., Of Meriden,
Conn, sold its factory and equipment
to the New England WESTINGHOUSE
Co., which viii take possession i'm
mediately.
A Sunday blue law bill which would
prohibit all Sunday amusements at
Montgomery, Ala, including baseball
and moving pictures, was defeated in
the Senate.
The sIoop Genevieve, owned by
Commodore Barneson, won the race
from Seattle to San Francisco. A
cup valued at 5000 was offered by the