Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-31
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VIII be inaugurated on Aug. 10
Z The New York state training ship |
Newport arrived at San Francisco.
Cardinal Gibbons left BsItimore to |
spend his vacation at Southampton, |
The navy oil carrier ksnarE,e ar
broken shaft.
PROPOSAL. for 5 thir5 c.r,nan ,.,,r
loan % are e1pecs.d to 'fs be SUBMIT SUBMITTED Mt5 to
the retchstag.
According to the German war Office,
239 British vessels were destroyed in
the war zone up to July %.
A cash dividend of 100 per cent,
payable July 81, was declared by the
sliak on company of Oklahoma
Empress Augusta Victoria of Ger
many and the Crown Princess Cecilie
visited the German front in Galicia.
The University Of Wisconsin received
Tripp, a banker of Prairie Du Sac,
Wis.
Mordeeai Brown. star pitcher of the
Chicago Feds, is in a hospital in Chi
cago suffering from an acute attack Of
nephritis.
Thomas Barron was killed and six
others hurt when the Lux hotel at
Waterloo. n. T., was burned at a loss
of $4,000.
Coroner Eli Mix of New Haven was
in Waterbury investigating an alleged
criminal operation performed on fac
tory girl.
Operations of oil companies in the
Tampico fields of Mexico are stiT ham,
pered by the revolutionary disturb
ances there.
Albert PersfI, so years old, OF Corn
wall, N. Y, was killed in saving the
life of his friend, Joseph Kemp, who
fell in front of train,
Rear Admiral Charles 3. T. Moore,
recently relieved as commander of the
naval station at Honolulu, has been
placed on the retired list
A report circulated In Wall street
that Andrew Carnegie had died sud-
denly at Bar Harbor, his summer
home. proved to be false
| While running to catch a train to
take him to work. Cecil Murray. 1s,
/ dropped dead near the Bay Side station
of the Long Island railrod.
Rumanian students at the University
of Liege have left. fearing that war
between Rumania and Germany would
prevent them from leaving.
Arthur ). Jones, professor of educa-
ton at the University of Maine, re-
| signed to accept a similar position at
| the University Of Pennsyfvania-
An increase of 10 per cent. in the
wages OF it's $50 employee effective
4 Aug. 2, was ordered by the Pond Ma
chine Tool company Of Plaini1eld. n. j.
| mrs. Nellie Nusent 2 somerviIIe of
i Mississippi has accepted the ONCE of
1 second vice president of the National
American Woman Suffrage associa-
ticn.
| All Of the men who had been on strfEoe
in various plants in Bayonne. n. J..
1 returned to work. The city was turned
over to the, local government by Sheriff
Kinkead.
A despatch from Wellington states
that the governments proposal for the
formation Of coalition government in
New Zealand was defeated by the op-
position.
AxeI Johnson of Bridgeport and his
year old daughter Alma were thrown
/, from an automobile delivery wagon
which Johnson was driving and seri-
ously injured
A baby born 20 Mrs. Joseph PetrosL,
of Passaic, n. J., has no toes and only
three fingers ON each hand. The baby
, is normal in every other way and
, weighs nine pounds
While playing with a gun which h,
: thought was unloaded, Antonio Battag-
, liese, aged II, shot and killed his sis
ter Kate. Is years old. at their home
in Philadelphia.
Because the factory management de.
clined to provide an automobile trucl
for their carriage to and from Milford
! Center, 30 1aborers Of the Asl1am Rub
; Der company went on strike.
. President Wilson eommuted to Iif,
imprisonment the death sentence i'm
, posed on James Waupoose. an Indian
! Of Milwaukee, who pleaded guilty Il
) the murder Of an Indian woman
Charles Moore of Detroit, Mieh., wa
: elected chairman Of the National Fin
, Arts commission, succeeding Daniel c
French Of New York, who resigned re
Gently.
(. T. Burrows, wealthy MANUFACTURES
of Portland. Ne, who Is spending th'
summer at Pasadena, Cal, announced
. that he had refused a telegraphic offe1
{ to supply $4,000. 600 worth Of rides Il
: the allies.
/ Up to July "a, 150 foreign built YES
D sells OF SIS, 400 gross tons had been ad
( mitted to American registry under thu
. action of congress of Aug. is, 1914. ac-
: cording to a statement by the depart
. ment of commerce.
Police wers sent to guard the doctd
: In Brooklyn where the steamers Crag
side and Asuncion de Larrinaga ar
= loading supplies for Europe. following
q massage saying that both ship
would be blown up.