Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
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 The total German casualties in the 1 war are 2,911,3S7.
 The Spanish line steamship Mont 1 serrat arrived at New York from Bar l celona,
 Secretary McAdoo approved the de- l signs for the new silver 50, 25 and lO- 1 cent pieces.
 Thirty children are undergoing the Pasteur treatment in Buffalo because of dog bites.
 Two new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the Waterbury health department Friday.
 William Fitzsiner of New York was drowned while bathing in the Harlem river at Kingsbridge.
 w. P. G. Harding was designated by President Wilson as governor of the federal reserve board.
 Fire destroyed the building of Claw son & Co.,. spice importers, of Phila- delphia at a loss of $200.OO0.
 Edmund Keeney, four years old, died of infantile paralysis at the New Haven hospital yesterday.
 Bradley w. Palmer of Boston, has been elected to the board of directors of the Aetna Explosives Co.
  Cone Johnson, solicitor of the state department, announced his intention to resign before the end of the year. Theodore H. Banks, of New York, was elected a vice president of the American Exchange National Bank.
 A campaign for improvement in New York harbor is to be begun by the Chamber of Commerce of New York.
 One hundred thousand dollars in gold coin has been withdrawn from 1 the b-treasury for shipment to Spain. i Great Britain has reached an agree ment with Germany for the exchange 1 of all interned civilians over 45 years l of age.
 Craiq s. Mitchell, of Philadelphia, noted cricketer and former coach of  | ball team, is dead.
 President Braz at Rio Janeiro, sign | ed @ decree creating a, Brazilian con suIate at Buffalo. N. Y. Pedro Nunes | was named consul.
 A score of persons were injured, i when a double explosion, caused by 1 short circuits, wrecked a Halstead | street car at Chicago.
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 Twelve persons who participated in l the attempt to wreck the office of Il l ProgressO, an Italian newspaper, on 1 July @, were indicted.
 Chicago won the 1916 championship i of the union printers national baseball league at Indianapolis. Ind. by de- | fea}ing Cleveland ' to 5.
 The government has accepted an invitation to participate in the natu- raI products exposition to be held in Texas during October next.
 pr. M. c. Dunn, president of the i Henderson School Board of Tender l son, Ky, was shot dead by Charles M Wyne, carriage worker.
 More than 800 delegates will attend i the national convention of the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity, which will be held in Toledo beginning Aug. 16.
 Moses StrudIer, of New York, a but ter and egg dealer, was sent to the 1 worl1house for ten days for interfer- ing with health department inspec- tor.
 The steamship Hawaii, which was placed in quarantine on Aug. on ac- count of the discovery of 15 cases of 1 cholera on board, left Yokohama, for | Tacoma.
 Mrs. Mary Lynch, 76 years old, burned to death in her home at No. 209 East filth street. Her clothing caught fire while she was preparing braEIlfast.
 s. c. Conover, of Dayton, Ohio, a clerk in the office of Major-GeneraI Funston, shot himself and was found dead in the room at Q hotel at San Antonio Tex.
 Fire threatened the mammoth plant of the Remington Arms & Ammunition Co.,, at Bridgeport, Conn. when three dairy barns of the Barsl5y Dairy Co. were destroyed.
 Miss Edith Bramson, of Troy, N. Yy was killed and four companions in jured when their automobile s6idded on the wet pavement at Troy and crashed into a telegraph pole.
 American traders in Holland have decided to protest to Great Britain against England's imposition of in