Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-16

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Persia is reported to be in = state
OF anarchy.
Teaching of English in the public
schools OF Cuba has been barred.
The Bank of England shipped $780,
WV IN sovereigns to the United States.
Senator Lewis Of Illinois has post
poned his trip to Europe because Of
SIX hundred Italian reservists left
ffttsoursh for New York to embark
About 5000 copper miners are now
on strike In Arizona They demand a
wage Increase.
The total net income Of British raL
ways during 1915 was 1906. .OOo, ,oo9, a
decrease of ss.Ooo.OOo.
Students at the University of Wash
ington have protested against the
compulsory military dril.
John Simon, an American travelling
man, arrested in Moscow on suspi-
clon OF being spy, was released.
a grain elevator to cost about
Sz,OOo.000 will be built at Norfolk by
the Norfolk & Western Railroad.
John Smith and his wife were burn
ed to death when their home at Lake
hurst, N. J.. was destroyed by fire.
Serene s. Pratt. secretary of the
New York Chamber of Commerce.
died at Troy, n. Y. He was 81 years
Wages of the employees of the Kelly
Springfield Motor Truck Co, plant at
Springfield o.. were increased 10 per
The battIsships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge were ordered to Vera Cruz to
relieve the battleships Louisiana and
New Hampshire.
Hundreds of prospeetors have gone
TO the Kow Kash river section OF
western Ontario where gold was dis
covered.
A steamer flying the signals Of the
american Committee for the Relief of
belgium is reported ashore of the
coast of England.
After being granted all their de-
mands the entire force of the Summit
n. j. silk Co, held a picnic to cele-
brate their victory.
City Auditor Charles o. Beaver. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, confessed to the
city commission that he was short
S2'5oo in his accounts.
More than 5000 delegates attended
the 0rSr women
ever held in the United States. which
opened at San Francisco.
Belgium has protested to neutral
ing up Belgian railroad track and
transporting 1t to Poland.
The steamer Taunton arrived in
New York from Kingston with six
members OF the crew OF the wrecked
Reports from Paris say that the
French Senate has rejected the pro
posal OF the government to create a
monopoly on imported wheat.
A bill granting general political am
nesty was passed by the Peruvian
Senate having already been passed bv
the Chamber of Deputies.
Won Dethmann- HoliWeq, Ger
man Chancellor. went to Munich, Ba-
varia, to confer with King Ludwfg and
the Bavarian Prime Minister.
The cargo of 10000 bushel. Of
wheat in the steamer Onoko. which
sank mysteriously in Lake Superior.
was Tor export to Liverpool
Miss Alice Corning of Nahant. who
was fearfully burned in an automo-
bile accident on the Nahant boulevard.
at Lynn. Mass. died yesterday.
The French Cabinet created the
post OF Under-Secretary of State for
Aviation and Aeronautics. The new
position was given to Rene Besnard.
Unofficial returns from all a. coun-
ties OF South Carolina indicate a ma
Jority of nearly 10000 for Statewide
prohibition in the referendum election
Mike 5alowski, the prisoner who
mysteriously disappeared from Auburn
prison, was found hiding on top of one
OF tne great refrigerators in the
6risadier General Edward n. RipIex.
who led the first federal brigade into
hichmond after the surrender of
Lee army died at Rutland after a
Funeral services for Sir William
Van Horn. builder OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway. were held at Montre-
al. The body was shipped to Joliet
Ill. for burial
The British steamer Saint Leonards.
the first vessel to clear from PhiladeI-
phia for Vladivostok by way of the
Panama Canal. sailed with a cargo
valued at S575.00O.