Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-04

York mail truck. was fined $50 for driving his car across the Manhattan Bridge at 40 miles an hour.
 With three companies of state mili- tia on guard at Massena, N. Y. all rioting by strikers at the Aluminium Go. of America, plant ended.
 The Holland American Line has re- ceived the grand prize at the Panama Pacific Exposition for it's exhibit of the new steamer Staatendam-
 Practically the entire population of Berlin attended thanksgiving services in the churches there to observe the first anniversary of the war.
 The battIeships Missouri, Wisconsin and Ohio, carrying $50 midshipmen from Annapolis on their annual prac- tice cruise arrived at San Francisco.
 Thirty eight members of the crew of the Norwegian steamship Trond-- JemsfJord. sunk by a German subnna- rine on Friday, were landed at Cop enhagen.
 Four worknnen were killed and sev- eral others injured when the power station of the Knickerbocker Port land Cement CO. at Hudson, N. r., collapsed.
 cable9ran1 received at Philadel- phia announces the seizure of the American schooner Laura c Ander- son by a British cruiser, which took her into Gibraltar.
 During July, 5e persons were killed by automobiles, 62 by trolley cars and seven by wagons in New York State according to the National Highways Protective Society.
 Third Deputy Industrial Commits sioner William C. Rogers left Albany to make an investigation of the strike at the plant of the Aluminium Co. of America at Massena.
 the Northern Navigation company of Sarnia, Ont, which grounded fin the Detroit river near Belle Isle last Sat- urday, was released.
 President Wilson signed commits sions of 160 West Point graduates He had been asked to sign them as quickly as possible. SO that the men could be assigned to their posts.
 Strikers at the plants of the couI- ter & Mckenzie, Grant Manufactur- ing Co. and Bridgeport Engineering Co. at Bridgeport, Conn, were called on' the men receiving concessions.
 Thirty-fve of the guests at the Burton Hawley at Holland, Mass.. were attacked with ptomaine pois- oning as result of eating chicken salad.
 Francois DescIaux, former paynast- er-general of the French army, sem fenced to seven years solitary con- finement for stealing military stores, was degraded at the French military school.
 Hudson Maxim, and Mathew B. Sellers. members of the AeronautfcaI Society of America, were chosen to represent that organization on the advisory committee for the navy that Secretary Daniels is planning.
 John Glover of Philadelphia and Rouse Clarke of Wakefield, members Of the crew of the yacht Tuna were drowned early today while attempting to board the vessel from a skiff of Stoney Point, below Narragansett Pier. Giuseppe varano was shot and kill | ed today in a quarrel with Domonic Raia, the owner and occupant of a building in the North End. Boston, in which. Varano had a room. Raia is being sought on a charge of murder. John MiIkay of New Haven, whose | motorcycle struck Stanley Kasper, in Scftico, on July 24th, injuring him so that he died in a Springfield hospital | was acquitted in the town court on the charge of reckless driving. | American sailors bound for British ports will hereafter, be supplied with passports to comply with the new | features of the British alien restric- | ton laws. Alien sailors on American ships will have to get passports from | their consuls.
 The British steameship Policastria, | which used to be the German ship | Max Broeck, in from Liverpool, re- | ported that her chief steward. James | Wilson. a native of Glasgow, was dis | covered to be missing on Sunday and