Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-02
Condensed Telegrams

WlIA burglary.
 Railroads in the United States last years used 24 per cent. of the coun- try's coal production.
 John Kenney, of Central Falls, R. L. was drowned while swimming in Scott Pond, Saylesville.
 The hydro transforming station at Dungas, Ont, was destroyed by fire l caused by a short circuit
 Clyde stratton, noted convict, and two other prisoners escaped from the | Illinois Penitentiary at Joliet.
 All persons entering of leaving Ger many after today must obtain special | permission from the government. John Scott of Brooklyn, escaped from the Raymond Street jail, where he was serving 0 ten-day sentence.
 The first case of infantiIe paralysis in Thompsonville was reported-an IS months old child in an Italian family.
 Four miners were killed and two others seriously injured by a gas ex- plosion in Springslde mine at Pana, III, Six men were killed, when an auto Tn which they were riding was struck i by a train at a crossing near Miller, Ind,
 The Sinclair oil & Refining Corp. | will shortly begin the laying of a pipe i line from the Oklahoma fields to Chi l cago,
 Judge John M. Murphy of Rochester bench of the Rochester Municipal i Court is dead,
 Articles of incorporation were filed at Albany by Fred Mandejaon &s Co, of New York, The capital stock Is s60o,00or
 Miss Julia Mary Cress, of Deuglaa, Wyo,. was nominated by President Wilson as receiver of public moneys at Douglas,
 Gen, R ,R. Brown eS zanesviile, O., past eenaR7andeI-in= chief of the Grand Army of the Republic and 9 Civil War veteran is dead.
 1 eytveater weed ard Edward clark were killed Ih 2 collision between i've engines on the Delaware 6 HUd= son, at Trey, N' Es
 The Southern Railway announced that through passenger service en it's main lines between New York and At tanta. has been resumed,
 Permission has been granted by the Federal Reserve Beard to the Natiep= al City Bank of New York to open a branch at Petregrad. Russia,
 J, poughersy of crotena, Lake. N. Y, is in hospital at Plattahurg, N, Y, with q fractured skull, as q result of being struck by an automobile.
 4 pereenaI appeal in behalf of Roger | Easement has been made by Senator Lodge, ranking Republican member of the Senate foreign relations commit tee,
 | Cee winds from the great lakea yes= terday had dissipated almost complete iy the wave Of heat under which most of the country had aweltered Tor 9 week,
 William karllR, attorney for the Paper Box Makers Union of New York, said that a,000 girls employed in paper hox factories will go on strike this week,
 Frank Weber of Keanahurs, N, J., a conductor on trolley ear, was shot and killed by an Italian whom he re- fused to allow to board the ear on the wrong side,
 M9F6hanCS ana planters or Kingston, Jamaica, have decided to ask the lln- perial government to place an embargo on bananas importer into Britain from Costa Rica,
 The Board of Health at Ridgef1eld Park, N, J., has offered twenty five
 cents for each full sized cat and ten cents for each kitten found at large in the borough,
 The Pennsylvania Railroad will be- , gin the work of distributing funds l among families and dependents of it's
 employees who have been called to mil
 itary service.
 Col. Herbert J. Siooun, 18th Cavalry,
 comma nding at Columbus at the time of the Villa raid, was eXonerated from , all blame in a, report given out by the War Department.
 Leon Canady of New York was se- verely injured at Overland Park, Kan
 sas City, when an aeroplane he was
 driving struck an air pocket and fell , BOO feet to the ground Five hundred Woodmen of the World from New York, Pennsylvania, Con necticut and Rhode Island are at Bing- hamton, N. Y, for the annual encamp- ment of the order at Ideal Park.
 Sir Samuel Thos. Evans, president of the Prize Court at London, con- demned 5000 bags of coffee shipped from America to GOthenburg on the Swedish steamers Indianic and Syd- land.
 The state branch of the steamfitters' and plumbers unions of the United
 Association at Boston, has voted to raise a fund of $2OO00 to oppose ef- forts to place the two trades on an | "open shop basis.
 Women of MontcIair, N. J., members
 of the National Aid society have start ed a campaign to raise funds with which to construct floors for the tents 1 used by the Montclair soldiers in camp at Douglas, Ariz. About 100 bricdayers struck at } Lowell, Mass, to enforce a demand | for a wage increase of five cents an } hour. Brick construction work in the city was practically at <Standstill
 because fthe strike.