Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12


 A large steel faetor,rrw1u be erected at Rsadgin, Ohio, by the Tubular Pro ducts Steel Work
 The first bale of cotton from this year crop was sold on the floor of the Houston. (Tex-) Cotton Exchange
 The Turg<ish arssnaI at Cornedor, near Constanttnople, was blown up by an explosion of unknown origin
 lssa BoIistnaz, notorious Albanian leader, was captured with 1000 armed followers by Montenegrin troops.
 Controller of the Currency Williams issued charter to the Bliss National Bank of Bliss, N. r. capital $z5.ooo. started Tuesday by the skelp mill of the Carnegie Steel Co.,, at Sharon, Pa
 Permission was received from the State Railroad Commission by the Arkansas Central Railroad to. charge s-cent passenger fares
 American Red Gross doctors and nurses have been insu1ted in the streets of Vienna because they speak English in public places.
 The past college athletic year at Yale from a financial standpoint was the greatest the college ever had. The years receipts were $1s4.oss.
 Because of the shortage of barley German beer manufacturers will re- duce the output of beer to 40 per cent of the normal production.
 Gen. H. E. J. Gouraud, leader of the French expeditionary force at the Dardanelles, who was wounded recent ly, had his arm amputated.
 Strikers in the Joplin, Mo- zino fields are applying for their old jobs at their old wages in such numbers that the strike is believed to be broken.
 Michael Truhart, 60 years old, of the Bronx. died after fist fight aboard the ferry boat Port Morris. James McGregory was arrested.
 Governor SpaIdina of New Hamp- shire plans to call on President Wilson at Cornish on next Thursday, having been invited by the chief executive.
 Four Italians were brought to the Nassau hospital. at Mineola, l.. I after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms Two win probably die. series of explosions wrecked the Curtis Powder Mills at Hounslow Mfddlesex, England. The fate of 100 men working in the plant is unknown.
 An automobile on the @v~ater uaoonv tour was started from Atlantic City. N. J.. over the Lincoln Highway by the Anu-Saloon League of America
 Austrian military author;ti.. sra reported to be confscating type and printing presses and using the metal Tor the manufacture of war munitions. eomplete blockade of the Hoosac Tunnel, the main line of the Boston eS Maine Railroad between Boston and the west was caused by a landslide
 Count Ferdinand won Zeppelin ob- served his 18th birthday by working hard on Zeppelins building for the German government at Lake Con stance.
 A new loan of s2ooooJooo at 3 per cent, payable in two years, was con tracted by the government of Ru- mania through the Rumanian Natfon- al Bank.
 Formal apology to the United stst.. was made by Austro-Hungary for an article abusing President wiJson which appeared in the Neues-wiener TagbIatt.
 A report from . French aovernnant hygiene committee declares that France is in no danger of an epfderoic because of the decayingl bodies along the firing line. o-one
 Capt. H. O. Dunn of the battIesbin wyoming and Capt. Albert Gleaves of the Utah, were ordered detachtd from their commands to await Assignment as rear-admirals.
 Fourteen men on two dredqino boats barely escaped drowning in Penoh- scot Bay, Mass, when their boats sank. They took to a small scow and were lattr rescued.
 Gen. Felix Diaz will be kept undtr observation by the Department of Justice following reports that he is fitting out Mexican expeditions in BaI- tlmore and Miami, Fla
 Because of the scarcity of eolIiers and the high price of charters for coal carrying vessels, the price of coal supplied to ships using the Pan- anna Canal will be increased on Sept.