Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-06
Paper Its Total Circulation Largest Proportion the Cs
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There is a shortage of automobile
tires in Sweden.
More than 100 cars of new wheat
were received at Duluth.
Pennsylvania Railroad officials plac-
ed ban on war talk by their en-
ployes.
A tropical storm passed over the
ported.
The Armour Grain Co Of Chicago,
estimated the corn crop at 100000
bushels.
All cases of cholera in Germany are
reported to be under the Imperial au-
thorities.
An order prohibiting the export Of
sugar was issued by the Government
of Denmark.
The Power City Bank of Niagara
Falls increased its capital from $780,
600 to 100000.
Kaiser Wilhelm conferred the order
of the Black Eagle upon Field Marshal
Won Mackensen-
An important part of the Turkish
| forces has been surrounded on the
Gallipon peninsula
The Spanish government denied the
report that il had decided to mobilize
100000 troops in October.
An epidemic of typhoid fever has
broken out at Rosebank, S. I. Twelve
cases have been reported.
Game wsrdens arrested 10 Italians
at Coney Island They were charged
with using nets for fishing.
The New England Westinghouse Co.,
at Springfield Mass, granted an eight
hour day to 1900 machinsts-
According to the monthly statement
of the Treasury Department the coun-
try's present circulation is $3.s25,432,
657.
A German economical league for
South and Central America has been
formed. with DR.. Dernburg as presi-
dent.
Carlton E. SANFORD, president Of the
I i
last night at that place. He was 64
years old.
Miss Alice Wilson of Baltimore, niece
of President Wilson, is expected to
make her debut at the White House
next winter.
One hundred and sixty one foreign
built vessels were admitted to Amer
ican registry between August Is, 1914
and August %, last.
George Gresso, a farmer of Hicks
vile, L. l., was shot and seriously
wounded by a man whom he refused
a bushel Of potatoes.
sergeants from New York City will gC
II to Plattsburgh next week for a courst
Of military training.
Governor Whitman requested tn
y Constitutional Convention not to in
crease his salary from $4,000 to $50.
900 during his term of office.
Colonel Robert 3. Woodward, Civi
II War veteran and vice-president of tn
= Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Scienc
= es, died at Cooperstown, II. Y.
h Army men at Fort LeavenwortF
10 Kan, claim a record in having sen
e. field wireless message A miles, US
n ing the army's newest apparatus.
); The Constitutional Convention a
e. Albany appointed Elihu Root to nam
m a committee of seven men to hav
i'd charge of the revision of the new con
Of stitution.
Governor Whitman ordered OF
Company of the National Guard 6
Watertown, n. Y, to take charge
I'd the strike situation at the st. Reg
Of Paper Mills.
er The exchange of French and Gel
r man prisoners of war, incapacitate
l. for further fighting by their wound
It will be resumed the latter half Of tn
s. month through Switzerland.
ne Chinese merchants in San Franciss
and the Orient have subscribed $4,000
ul 900 to operate a steamship line bt
e. tween China AMI San Francisco
D. competition with Japanese lines.
er Governor Brewer of Mississippi con
ng muted to life Imprisonment the deaf
ch sentence of J. A. Taber, a Confedera
st veteran, sentenced to die on Sept.
lis for the murder of his daughter-in-la'
er Eight elevators fell in the Bowlir
on Green Building when part of the h,
n draulic machinery broke. The mi
lis chimes were kept under partial col
m. troll and no one was seriously injure
mt SUPPLY SHIP CRASHED
go INTO SUBMARINE
Cut F-2 to the Water Line in Ho
oIuIu Harbor.
~ Honolulu. Sept. 5.-The Unit
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