Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-26

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The German undersea fleet at pres
ent comprises ffty-eight submarines
The Assay oHieers received $175ooo
in American gold here from Canada |
The Dutch steamer Laura, now at |
Rotterdam was granted American |
registry
The New York State Federation of |
Labor opened its annual convention at
Buffalo.
All communication between Austria
and Switzerland was stopped by the
Burglars entered the Plaza theatre,
at Springfield. Mass, opened the safe
and escaped with 500.
cincinnati and surveyor of Customs, is
dead He was "A years old
- Col. John v. White, v. S. A. COM
manding Forts Hamilton and Wads-
worth. died at Fort Hamilton
The plant of the kokomo Canning
Co, at Kokomo. Ind. was destroyed
by fire. The less is $4,000
William GrinneII aged IS, of Fan
phyxiation in his room at Bridgeport.
Three II in. naval guns will be con-
verted into field howiszers for the
army at the Philadelphia Navy yard
in q fire which damaged the Ameri-
can hotel a Jersey City lodging house
Ninety per cent. of the banana trees
on the north OF the Island of Jamaica
were destroyed by the recent hurri-
cane
Charles NJ. Schwab declared that
the big boom in the steel trade will
continue for at least another year and
a half.
ne SCONiiS MISUNDERSTANDING To- OF
Waterbury has granted Saturday half
holidays to its employees with no loss
in pay.
Railroad equipment assrsaatins z
coo tons for Russia Is being loaded on
the British steamer St Leonards at
Philadelphia
The American bark Daisy Read,
from Mobile. arrived at Paloma. Ar
gentina- in leaking condition and
short of supplies
American soldiers pursued two
bands of armed Mexicans who crossed
the border near Fort Ringgold, into
the interior of Texas
Munition factories Of Russia are ex-
pected to begin in a few weeks pro-
ducing 10000 shells daily, in addi-
ton to those imported
A memorial will erected in Pitts
Holmes. former director Of the United
States Bureau Of Mines.
Natives gathered in the north Of
Hayti have refused to recognize Pres
ident Dartiguenave. and are ready TO
support Cen Rosario Bobo-
n. C.. Slack of Boston, closed a
contract for 100 1000 high explosive
shells and placed the order with two
New England manufacturers.
ARA KeIbo, a japanese aviator,
flying at the aerial school at Hemp
stead, l. I was seriously injured
when his machine fell 30 feet
Coal miners at charIeroi, Belgium
are on strike for higher wages. Their
arnr1nEeF rafT1aad ~
troops to compel the strikers to work
Major General Leonard Wood in.
vfted state heads attending the con-
| ference of Governors at Boston to
visit the military camp at Plattsburg
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The American Line steamer st. Paul
which sailed for New York from Ltv-
erpool yesterday, had on board a
number of survivors Of the steamer
Arabic.
Conflicting reports of fiahtinq be-
tween Villa and Carranza forces near
Monterey continued to reach Wash
ington, but the state department mad
Coal miners in South Wales hav.
| threatened another strike They are
dissatisfied with the award handed
| ooWn on tne recent dispute with the
| operators.
Three men were driven insane ir
Philadelphia, and a third is seriously
| i'll in hospital there as a result o.
taking new drug a rerivative oi
morphine.
Many Mexican families left tn,
neighborhood of Laredo, Texas and
| crossed into Mexico, following the is.
suance of an amnesty proclamation by
| Carranza-
From Ambassador Page at London
the state department received the text
of the proclamation putting cotton
and cotton products on the list of alb
/ solute contraband.
A bill to authorize . vote in the
next general election on woman
suffrage afendment to the state cen.
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