Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-26

One hundred thousands visitors saw
Atlantic City's carnival parade.
A membership to the New York Pro-
duce Exchange was sold for $1,175.
Service on the new West End ele-
waited line in Brooklyn opened satur-
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended June % totaled
1853 tons.
Formation BY the new Greek Cabinet
completed.
The y. s. Mortssse & Trust Co. de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
OF per cent.
Virginia, closed the Central Banking
Co. Of Huntington.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change was transferred for a consid-
Grafton of $65.oOo.
Summer headquarters of the Aus
at Patchogue., L. I.
Illinois oats acreage is estimated at
2.6 more than last year by the Grain
Dealers Association.
The Rev. John J. Mecort auxiliary
bishop of Philadelphia, was appointed
Bishop of Los Angeles.
British diplomatic agents in Mexico
will look after American interests
there in case of break.
No. blast furnace Of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Co., at Harrisburg will be
remodeled at a cost of 100000
Many cattle are being shipped from
the Mexican border to northwestern
ranges and Canada for grazing.
Articles of incorporation were filed
at Albany. by the Stutz Motor Car Co.,
of America, Inc, capital $375,0o0.
Bruno karnorsIei, Of New Haven, a
recruit. committed suicide last night by
putting bullet through his head.
Diplomas were awarded to II officers
at the graduation exercises of the Nav
al War College at Newport, R. I.
Heavy property damage has been
caused by the high water Of the Mis-
souri, River at Great Falls, Mont.
Refined aranuIated sugar was ad-
vanced to 7.65 cents a pound by the
McCahan Sugar Refinery of Philadel-
Ephia.
| The Taylor Wharton Iron & Steel
Co., of High Bridge, N. Y, increased
its capital from $2.OOO,Oo0 to $4,000
Wheat dropped below the dollar
mark at Chicago for the first time since
the 1914 boom. July closed at 90 ga.
A 100000 order for 100000 brass
| time fuses for Great Britain was re-
ceived by the Westinghouse Airbrake
Co.
Two persons were killed and twenty
or more injured when two electric rail-
way cars collided at North Seewickly,
Pa.
An order for 100000 cartridge cases
| Worcester Pressed Steel Co., from
Russia
Contracts for 100000 pairs of army
| shoes to cost $1,029, 500 were awarded
to two st. Louis firms by the War De-
partment.
Police Lieut.. James D. Hagerty of
Indianapolis was shot and killed by
Henry Down, negro, whom he tried
to arrest.
Fifty-seven passenger cars were
ordered from the American Car &
Foundry Co. by the Chicago & North
western railroad.
Leroy Glover. aged 1s, died last night
in a New Havn hospital as the result
of being struck on the head by a fall
ing telegraph pole.
The Battery Park National Bank
declared the regular semi-annual div
1dend OF per cent and an extra div
idend of / per cent.
A bulletin issued by the Bureau OF
Navigation shows that since June 80
last, 36 foreign built vessels were ad-
mitted to American registry.
After being out six days, a jury
convicted the American Medical AS
ISOLATION of libellinS the Chattanooga
Medicine Co. Damages were fixed al
one cent.
| A conference of Ulster Nationalist
was held at Belfast, to consider David
Lloyd Georges plan for the settlement
of the Irish question. The plan was
accepted.
Juan T. Burns, Mexican Consul al
New York, announced that 1000, ,00C
Mexicans have volunteered their ser
vice to Gen. Carranza in case of wal
with the United States.
Company M. first regiment is still il
camp at Winsted, misunderstanding
having arisen over orders to proceed tc
Mantle. 1t was said that the mer
would 90 to the camp early today.
Albert eapeIIehenry, public prose.
cutor Of Namur, Belgian, was sentenc.
ed to 200 dayS Imprisonment and fined
5000 marks by the Germans for having
imprisoned g. German subject.
Application for charters were re.
ceived by the comptroller Of the Cur.
rency from the First NATIONAL Bafil
Of Earitmart, Cal, and the First Ma.
hona1 Bank Of lager, w. Va, each viii
S25, 600 capital.
Il MARYLAND GUERpsMEN