Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-13

lOI45 4N O.s u1Gu as the result OT being frightened by lightning.
 Samuel Unternyer is having a Greek theatre, built on his estate Greystono' at Yon5ers, N. Y.
 Witnessed by many notabIes, Presi- dent Wilson signed the good roads bill recently passed by congress.
 Governor A. O'StanIey of Kentucky, reviewed the Kentucky National Guard troops encamped at Fort Thomas.
 Fusebio AIbano, 47, was arrested in New York city. He is wanted at Barre, Vermont, for felonious assault.
 Officials of the Penn Mex Fuel Co.,, ordered the American employees to re- turn to work in Mexico by August 1.
 The steamer Charles L. Hutchfn- son, ashore near Athens, Mich. is ex- pected to be saved with her entire car go.
 A number of automobile repair shops will be built at points on and near the Mexican border by the war depart ment.
 Railway strikers and civic guards clashed at Bilbao, Spain, one person being killed and five injured in the rioting.
 coione! W. R. Hayden of New York city, multimillionaire, died at his home near Alexandria Bay, N. Y, aged 70 years.
 The John B. Rose Co.,, of Newburgh, certified at Albany, N. Y, 'that it has $1 1,0O0,0 900.
 Seven navy hydro -aeropIanes and several sea sleds were destroyed at the Pensacola naval station by last weeks hurricane.
 August Heckscher of New York, has made a gift of $10,00O to the officers and crew of the German submarine Deutschland.
 President Wilson sent a message of congratulation to the president of Ar genuine on the centennial anniversary of that nation.
 Wreokage of a submarine believed to German was discovered northwest of France Island by the Danish steamer Elvins.
 Gold to the amount of $3, 900, 900 was deposited at the New York Assay of flee by J. P. Morgan & Co. The gold came from Canada. Nominations for the promotion of several hundred officers to carry out the army reorganization were sent to the senate by the White House.
 The United States Coast Guard cut ter Tampa arrived at New York from Halifax, having just finished patroIIing the ice fields off Newfoundland.
 Denial of the report that refuqees l brought from Mexico on the Dixie has complained against their treatment was made by the navy department.
 As result of an extended strike of elevator operators, hundreds of employees in Boston office buildings had to climb the stairs to their of fees.
 Frank Hession, of Company c, Fist Infantry N. Y. N. G., reported to have deserted, was found 40 miles from the l camp apparently in a demented con- dition.
 Oscar schank, 1s, of Suspicion, S. l.. fell from his bicycle there, and was removed to a hospital, where he died suffering from convulsions and a broken neck.
 Twenty officers and 38o men of the Illinois naval reserve will go to Phil adelphia on Saturday and go on board the U. s. s. Alabama for a cruise off the Maine coast.
 Representative segeI of New York introduced a bill proposing the pay discovers a specific preventive or cure for infantfle paralysis.
 Adherents of pr. RudoIfo Chaiari, defeated presidential candidate in Panama, have protested the conduct of the election to the State Depart ment of the United States.
 A searGhIight capable of casting it's rays 200' miles, said to be the most finished by the General Electric Co.,, at Schenectady, for the navy.
 One man was killed and another probably fatally injured when a con- signment of shells being assembled for shipment from the du Pont plant at PomptOn Lakes, N. J., exploded.
 President Wilson is expected to be notified of his nomination by the St. Louis convention. at Shadow Lawn, his summer home at Long Branch, during the first week of August.
 Declaring that $2 for lower berth from Washington to New York is ''exorbitant," Norman Whitaker an attorney, filed a complaint against the. Pullman Co.,. before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Henry Fairfax, a member of the old Virginia, family of that name and known throughout the country as a horse breeder, died at Leesburg. Va, last night in his 67th year. He had been operated on for appendicitis
 Hair combs with removable teeth, that can be replaced when broken, have=been invented.