Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-18
Condensed kilograms

Spain has established military cen
sorship of all press dispatches.
Arabian rebels have wiped out all
traces of Turkish resistance in Mecca. |
Fifty-five more American refugees |
arrived at San Diego, Cal, from Mex |
leo.
A special call for motorcycles was
issued by the list n. Y. Infantry reg
iment.
The Prohibitionist National Conven-
ton will be held in st. Paul, Mimi,
this week
Thirty thousand persons marched
during rain in Milwaulzee's prepared
ness parade.
The British steamer Junin, Norfolk
for Bahia Blanche, went aground on
Cape Charles
The destroyers Dayton and PauIdng
left the Philadelphia Navy Yard under
sealed orders.
Warden Charles H johnson of the
Connecticut reformatoroy at Cheshire,
Conn, resigned.
The body of George WaIIenfeId, aged
As, was found beneath a pier at
GreenpOint. L. I.
For the first time this summer, Ger
man submarines have appeared in the
Aland Sea, Sweden.
Announcement was made at LIoyds
that the British steamer Antigua, is
reported to have been sunk.
PuTImans were provided for the 22d
Regiment of Engineers, New York
guard ,at Fort Madison, Iowa.
Pratt's Breakwater, near J. P. Nor
gan's estate at Glen Cove, L. I.
Mistaken for burglar, Palmer Mill
er was shot and killed by detective
sergeant James Carey in Chicago.
Eight hundred watermeIons, the gift
of W R. Hearst, were given the G9th
New York regiment at TeXarkana.
The First Battalion, New York Nav
al Militia, left New York on the bat
tleship Kentucky for 15-day cruise.
Duke de Rohan, a member of the
French Chamber of Deputies, died at
the front from wounds received in
battle.
J. J. Rernet, vice president Of the
! New York Central Railroad, was
elected president Of the Nickel Plate
Railroad.
VIII n. Orpet, college student, was
! acquitted at Waukegan, Ill, on the
charge Of numbering Miss Marian
| Lambert.
Eeht persons were killed when the
auto In which they were riding was
struck by a New York Central train
at Butler, Ind.
Representative Jaaea Hay Of vir-
| ginia was nominated by President Will
son to be Judge Of the United States
ourt Of Claims.
the Colonial Can Co, was held up and
robbed of a payroll Of $4,000 by two
! men in Boston,
Leo Landry, aged Il, was drowned at
Lowell, Mass, in an unsuccessful at
| tempt to rescue from drowning his
| younger brother.
The National BrItIah Surgical socie-
! ty received a gift of $250,000 to be Off
! cred as Il prize for the inventor Of the
best artificial hand.
A report from Newport, r. l., says
| the Atlantic fleet met a large British
cruiser running without lights during
the weeks war games.
Mrs. Edward Insert, and her sister,
Mrs, George shanley, both Of Ro-
| chester, n Y, were drowned in
| Crooked Lake near Troy.
Fifty men from the dIso department
Of Thomas A. Edison's West Orange
plant struck last Saturday for an in
| crease Of rs cents q day.
On account of InfantfIe paralysis
plague all children under 16 years at
| Oyster Bay. have been forbidden to
| bathe in the waters there
Savannah quarantine officers will in
| spect passengers on all steamships ar
riving there from Ne work for
| symptoms of infantiIe paralysis
The Merchants & Meohanioe' Ma
tionaI Rank. and the First National
Bank of Baltimore are to be merged
with combined resources Of S370OO,
LOCO.
The new s5,ooo,ooo Harahan Bridge,
spanning the Mississippi River at
! Memphis said to be the largest struc-
ture on the river, was opened to traf-
! fic.
The First Armored Motor Battery
J Of the New York National Guard has
J refused TO Join the 47th Regiment. 1t
! will not be recognized by the Govern
ment.
! Four Mexican bandits, charged with
! the killing Of Corporal William Ober-
| lies of Troop NJ, 14th Z. S. Cavalry,
were convicted and sentenced to death
at Laredo, Tex.
Another declaration that no commits
sion Of Atexicans in the United States
was authorized to act for the Mexican
government, was made by Foreign
Minister Aguilar,
The Rev, pr. ], H coWett, of New
York, Is drawing large crowds at the
Metropolitan Tabernacle, London,
where he Is delivering a months
course IN sermons,
Qna thOusand men rejected from the
the National Guard Of Kentucky, in
camp at Lexington have had their 'un-
| FORMS taken, and now so about clad
tn 10