Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-23

6erttn neWepa pers were forbidden TO
comment on the sinking OF the White
Star liner Arabic.
u 10 reported that the Russians are
planning to move their capital from
Petrograd to Moscow.
Berlin newspapers praise the feat of
the German submarines in shelling the
west coast OF England.
Prisoners Of war held by the Austro-
Germans total more than 1000, 900, Of
whom 1,645,000 are Russians.
France is expected to place large
orders for automobiles in the United
States during the next few weeks.
Kaiser Wilhelm went to Novo
Georgievsk to congratulate Gen. Won
Beseler on the capture Of the fortress.
St. Louis was flooded by a heavy
rainstorm that struck the city In
some places the water was six feet
deep.
One hundred and eighteen Ameri-
cans have lost their lives on ships
sunk by German submarines since
Feb. IS.
The carrsnzs junta at Washington
announces that the United States is to
be invaded by German army through
Mexico.
Edward r. Finch, of New York, a
Republican, was appointed a member
Of the Supreme Court by Governor
Whitman.
Between thirty and forty persons
were injured in the wreck Of Western
Pacific passenger train No. 1, near
Heneck. New.
The American reply TO Austria Hun
ary's protest against the shipment Of
arms to the Allies is before the foreign
ONCE in Vienna
The condition Of President Res of
operated on in a Philadelphia hospital.
IS satisfactory.
An order for 100000 cans Of con-
densed milk for the Allies f. being
filed at the Beividsre, H.. plant Of the
John J. MoMshon, chief Of the FIRE
department. at Erie, Pa. died from in
turies received two weeks ago IN the
Mn G reek food.
The British sUbmarins E.13, COM
manded bY Lieutenant Lsyt0n, en-
route % the EsItic Bsa, grounded on
saltoheiIna Island.
Steps were taken 81 o meeting a.
Toledo, o., 20 bring about a state
wide movement 20 orTanizs rna1hinists
for an eight hour day.
a despatch Fron, ottawa states that
plans the being considered for the
merger Of the Royal Bank and the
Eank Of Hamilton, Ont.
John n. Madden M Lynn, Mass,
closed ~ contract with the Russian
Government agents for 4.0OO, 900, 900
cartridges, 10 cost tiz,0oo,000
The concession Of the Mexican OH
CO. owned In the United States, was
revoked by Mexican authorities AT
Vera Cruz. and the deposit cOnhscated.
The American tank steamer Brin-
dlIla. carrying oil for MaInO, Sweden,
was released by British authorities AZ
Kirkwall, Scotland. where she had
been held.
Following q strike I'm the Rock Is
land shops at Horton, Kan. the shops
will he closed until further notice
About 800 men are thrown out OF
~A'bADg1i|AAs
L. r. WsIeh, Of Fitehbura, Mass,
was elected president Of the National
Association Of Mutual Insurance
Companies at the annual convention
in Minneapolis.
Isnstz Greenberg, q jeueier of ParE
Ave. Brooklyn, was attacked in his
store by thieves who escaped with
800. Greenberg is suffering from
concussion Of the brain
John De Ausustins, a prisoner al
the State prison at Trenton. y J.. wss
killed in knife duel with Joseph
Ferrato. another gprisoner. The latter
is dying Of his wounds.
Secretary Daniels received letter
from an old graduate OF Annapolis
Naval Academy suggesting that the
middies there be allowed to settle
their differences by fist fights
Miss Catherine r. Watkins, super
intendent Of public kindergartens oi
Washington. D c. was elected pres
ident of the international Kindegart-
en- Union which is holding its annual
convention at San Francisco
The department of justice is in full
accord with the action the United
1
cisco is bringing about Indictment OF
British and German consular officers
charged with violating neutrality
laws
Several hundred business men from
Chicago and cities within a radius OF
| 800 miles have made application to
Join the military training camp which
will be held from September 20 to Oc-
tober II at Fort Sheridan. III under
auspices Of the war department
Six officers and sales men of the
United States Cashier company
charged with conspiring to use the
mails rraudulently in the sale Of
stocks. were found guilty by a jury in
the United States district court al
Portland. Ore. The jury had been out
Il hours
By the final adjudication Of the
estate of Miss Ellen Dyer, in the or
phans' court at Bridgeton, n. J. to-
day $4,000 is awarded to Helen
Campbell Of Denver and Elizabeth
westerndorf. OF Boston to be used in
the broadest Interpretation q Meta
physical thought"