Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-24

american Ambassador. Morusnthau
al Constentinople In in charge Of /
italian interests in Turkey.
W. I. Douglas, former asvernor of |
Massachusetts. celebrated his 10th |
birthday at Marion. Mass.
John kolYesar. - years old, died
at the Stamford hospital as a result
OF being struck by an automobile
A decree Authorixins the importa-
ton Of American cattle was submit
ted to President de la Plaza Of Argen-
tina.
Repairs to the hattleship Georgia
were completed at the Charleston Navy
Yard. She win have dock trial to-
day,
u is reported that the entire Unit
on the Mexican border within short
time,
Twelve thousand head Of cattle were
lost on the White Ranch near Beau
mont, Texas. DUNG the storm last
Monday.
One thousand tents were furnished
by the Missouri militia to persons
made homeless by the storm and flood
at ST. Louis,
James J. Stewart, aged IS, shot and
killed himself over the grave OF his
son Oliver. at woodlawn Cemetery,
Stamford. Conn.
The German steamers General and
Corcuvado are anchored near Con-
stantinople with 1000 wounded Ger
man troops aboard.
Grain storeheuses in France, Eng
land and Italy are reported to be cv-
erfiowing with the large quantities
being stored by the Allies.
Or. Rosalvo 5oho, Haytian leader,
declared at San Juan. Porto Rico. that
the United States plans to seize Mole
St Nicholas, Haytian port
Following an estimate Of the wheat
crop. the German Government in
creased the daily bread allowance in
Berlin from 200 to 225 grams
Reports at EI Paso, Tex, state that
pend business until some form of
stable government is restored.
An order will be promulgated by the
Russian government aboiishing re-
strictions in regard to towns, with the
Inhabitants of northern 3ayti have
refused to turn over their arms to
American forces. and trouble with
them is feared by Admiral Caperton-
American Red Cross nurses and sur
geons will be sent to Russia to in
vestigate the treatment of German and
Austrian prisoners of war he'd there
D.I
yacht, carrying himself and his fam
lily to San Francisco, ran into a ditch
near Briarcliff, y. Y and stuck there
The Italian Government announced
that sons of Italians. born in America,
can citizens, are exempt from military
duty.
Lieut.. Robert T. Merrill, of the U.
s. S. Tonopah. has invented a device
for raising to the surface a submarin
that has become disabled while sub
merged
The French Foreign Office awarded
gold medal to Mrs. w. K Wander
lsbilt of New York. president of the
american Committee for Clothing the
Wounded.
American, English and French and
the German colonies at Mexico City
have organized a defense association
and decided on a concentration point
in case Of rioting.
Mrs. Sarah Bernhardt arrived at
Paris in an automobile from Amder-
nos, after having covered the distance
OF 400 miles without a stop. She
VIII act in the movies.
Suspended for four DAYS for deriving
the censorship regulations, the Paris
EHomm Emchaine" reappeared. The
newspaper Is owned by NJ. C1emen-
ceau, former French premier.
The London "Daily Express urges
the British Government 20 collect uSe-
less household articles made Of cop
per- tin and zinc, and make them into
ammunition, as is done in Germany.
An snti-torpedo device which is said
10 neutralize the shock of a torpedo
explosion against the side OF a shin
has been invented by ]. 3. Robinson,
ana James Bulge, both Of Lincoln.
Neb.
Ike Cohen and Frank ooIdstsin, both
Of New York. were arrested on a
charge Of stealing silk goods valued al
$4,000 from the firm OF d. and L. Her
man & Co. at No. 116 West 29th St,
NV 4or.
Grace c. strsehan, district SUPER
lntendent Of schools In Brooklyn, re-
signed from the National Education
Association. following her defeat FOR
election to the presidency of the org
anization.
Mrs. Mary Felstedt, 30 years old.
died at the New Haven hospital from
combined effects of typhoid fever and
the shock OF Jumping from a second
story window of the institution, two
days ago.
The New York Diet Kitchen Asso-
citation is asking for s1.es for each Of
the 3Os5 infants under its care. in
order to maintain the eight milk sta
tions In the crowded tenement sections
until fall.
A parole from the California penf
tentiary was granted to Abe Ruef
former political boss of San Francis
co. on condition that he will never re-
enter politics, and will stay away from
San Francisco for three months.
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