Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-15
and Its Total Circulation the Connecticut Proportion to the C
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 District Attorney swann ordered an investigation into the milk situation in New York.
 Chief Gwan- Ha-Day, 1o4, said to have been the oldest IroQuois Indian, died at Toledo.
 John Flanagan of Newark, N. J., was killed by an Erie freight train at 'Belleville, N. J.
 Ward w. Simmons of Brooklyn, was drowned while canoeing in the Delaware River.
 Five hundred bod carriers at Hart ford, who have been on strike, re- turned to work.
 The American Chemical Society will hold a series of meetings in New York from Sept. 25 to 30.
 The brass novelty shop of Murray & Sorenson at Roxbury, was destroyed by fire at a loss of $30,OO0.
 Sam Leone of New York fell into a boiling vat of lime and was severely Jul 4ASO ctJSOL LA4C AlCcLN SAi4N bCSJ
 Nearly all the 25,ooo troops ordered by the War Department to proceed to the border will be sent to Fl Paso.
 Major Robert N. .Winn, U. S. A., ttonaI Guardsmen at Eagle Pass, is dead.
 Senator Chiffon introduced bill ! H1E yNa victims in the recent flood in West l Virginia.
 Twenty-Five persons were killed ] and 33 injured in a head-On collision i between two crowded trolley cars at Johnstown, Penn.
 Donald R. Willis, Of Cincinnati, was fined $60 and costs for driving his au- 1 tomObiIe at the rate of 50 miles an hour at Atlantic City. William G. Sharp, the American 1 Ambassador, and his daughter Mar 1 ayette for New York.
 Former Gov. Walsh of Boston an nounced he would not be a candidate ] for the Democratic nomination for ] United States Senator, 1 Reports from Deer Park and other points in the Alleghenies, Md, tell of 1 a drop in temperature to 30 degrees. 1 Considerable damage resulted.
 Albert Daimler, Under Secretary for Fine Arts expects to leave Paris for l New York in November for the open 1 ing of the French theatre. i Arrange have been completed for the several conventions that will be held in New York during "Catholic i Week. beginning Aug. 20.
 Two hundred and ninety-si,< eases of infantile paralysis have been re- ported to the State Health Depart ment at Harrisburg, Penn.
 Albert D. Nortoni resigned as judge of the St. Louis Court of Appeals tC accept a place on the National Dem locratic Campaign Committee.
 Governor Whitman opened the Elks fair and carnival at Patchogue, N. Y. by pressing an electric button thai turned on thousands of lights.
 New York troops along the Mexican border are soon to be furnished Witt ice water by the New York County Chapter of the American Red Cross. The police of Caldwell, N. T.. are looking for the young woman who Ipassed two bad checks, both of whicf bore the forged name of IT. D. Aus rrian
 1 President carranza declared a guar. !antine at all MeTic1n ports agains vessels from New York in view of tho
 infantile paralysis epidemic eXistins there.
 1 The Philadelphia Pediatrio Society
 scientific Investigation of the cause means of transmission and cure O
 infantile paralysis. 1 Earl Phillips and William Twigs
 were killed when their automobile wa! struck by a Terre Haute, IndianapOli and Eastern traction car at Ter,
 Haute, Indianapolis.
 Dennis ,Dowd, of Brooklyn, wh, joined the French Flying Corps las May, was instantly killed at Bue, nea
 Paris, by falling in his aeropIane iron a height of 300 feet.
 President Wilson was invited b: Mayor Curley of Boston, to visit tha city Columbus Day, when representa- tives of all Latin-Americaa cOuntrie are expected to be present. 5 President Wilson's personal note ap pealing for concessions permittin : shipment of American relief supple to starving inhabitants of Poland wa l delivered to President POincare. A canvas of the landlords of mil
 ftamen whose families are in need
 being made by the Active Servic , Auxiliary of the National Guard, NeI +O oJ +c, # Henry J. Baine of Elizabeth, N. J < was smothered to death as the resul of being buried under F tons of aci : phosphate at the plant of the Amer
 ican Agricultural Chemical Go. C < New Jersey.
 Damage to crops, farm property an
 live stock estimated at $100,000, wa D caused by a heavy rain that floode .