Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-07

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Women are engaged throughout Russia working in factories turning out war munitions
 Earnings of the North German Lloyd line. dropped from $20.oo0. 900 in 1913, to ss.55Sooo last year.
 The international Conference of wo- men Workers to promote Permanent Peace opened at San Francisco.
 The Fourth Of July crowd at Coney Island was estimated at 250,000, about 5o,o00 less than was recorded on Sum day.
 Nine persons were injured, four fa- tally, in a crash between a light tour ing car and a motor ambulance at Buffalo.
 Damage of s2D,ooo was caused when the linoleum warehouse of Farr & Bailey at Camden. N. J.. was destroy GU Oy AATe
 Nelson Tarlkuett, s5, committed suicide in New Haven by cutting his throat. Continued poor health is said to have caused his act.
 The French steamer sailed from Norfolk. Va. for France with a cargo of 800 horses for the Allies, to land at an unnamed French port
 Sunk for 36 hours by an accident. the German submarine Z-30 was rais- ed from the mouth of the Ems. One man of the crew was dead.
 Jennie shickIer, aged 1s, bied to death when a picture she was dusting in her home in New York fell on her and cut an artery in her neck
 Archie EejeaI, aged 1s, champion motorcycle racer of Erie, Pa, was in- stantly killed at Corry, Pa. when he drove his machine into a fence.
 The Sing Sing Prison nine added they defeated the baseball team of the New York Stock Exchange.
 German dye manufacturers will re- fuse to ship dye to Switzerland un- less the latter country stops the re- exportation of the materials to Eng land
 Alarmed by the shooting af J. P Morgan. owners of large estates in the district about Glen Cove, l.. L, have placed armed guards about their places.
 Robert Mayer, of Trenton, with his wife. son and daughter was killed when the automobile he was driving was struck by a train near Farming dale, N. J.
 Emperor William telegraphed Isa von Bethmann-HoIlweg, 21-year old daughter of the German Imperial Chancellor. on her marriage to Count Burkerdroda-
 Warden Osborne declared he did not intend tc resign his position as of his difference with Superintendent of Prisons Riley.
 William Lancaster, 1s, of BerIevilIe. N. J., was suffocated fin the mud in Greenwood Lake. His body was re- covered sixteen minutes after he dived from the stern of a rowboat.
 R. F. Downing, member of the I,e- land Stanford, Jr-, University base ball team, was fatally injured when making a dive at Waikiki Beach. Ha- wall where the team is now playing.
 The British Ministry promised the National Union of Railway Men that at the end of the war the railway men serving with the army will obtain positions equal to the ones they gave up.
 Seven persons were more or less severely hurt when an automobile owr/d and driven by Joseph De George of Brooklyn, N. T., over turned as 1t was crossing the trolley track in Greenwich.
 Admiral Lord Fisher, who recently resigned as First Sea Lord of the Ad- was appointed head of the Invention Board" appointed to aid the Admiralty in relation to naval re- quirements.
 A drunken man arrested while talk ing to sailors at Newport, R. was found to have in his possession the $1,500 bracelet lost by Mime. wife of the Russian am
 A crowd collected before the home of Gottleib Renk in Detroit. and swearing and hurling stones, forced him to haul down a German flag he had flying above the stars and stripes on his flagstaff
 Residents of Windsor, Ont, were awakened by heavy firing on Sunday. They prepared to escape from the sup posed German invasion" until 1t was remembered it was the 4th of July and that Detroit, right across the riv- IT was celebrating.
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 HIT HIS COUSIN Dwight Dunham Was Killed by oiin
 Smith at Wsstford.