Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04
Circulation the Largest in Proportion the Cs Population

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 Miami Copper Co. production in Ju- ly amounted to 4 5O5,OOO pounds.
 Pus>ia's war e,p.nditurs:s amount to approximately S50C, 100000 monthly.
 Edward R. KimbaiI, a leading mem Der of the Boston Stock Exchange, is dead.
 William E. Mar<with, chief of the East Orange, N. J., Fire Department is dead.
 Spencer Waters bid $46,ooo for a membership in the New York Cotton Exchange.
 cuba's foreign trade increased last year by more than one hundred mil lion dollars over 1914.
 Forty y-three million dollars in gold arrived at New York on the French line steamer Rochenbeau. Contributions to the treasury's con science fund for the year ending June &C., amounted to $54, ,923.15.
 Marie Vocatquro of NutIey, N. J., was killed by acid fumes after biting into the core of a golf ball. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at Newark, N. J., went on strike.
 Betsy Devord, a $2,5oO prize winning mare, was instantly killed when struck | by lightning at Springfield, III.
 The union of marine engineers of Havana harbor voted to call a strike I if not granted an eight-hour day. 1 The Second Baptist church of Suf- 1 field has extended a call to Rev Ken 1 meth c. Macarthur of Worcester, Mass.
 Work of assembling the first United 1 States Army hospital train has begun 1 at the PulIman's Cos plant at Chicago.
 Raymond Mack, IS, of Latonia, Ky, l died as a result of injuries reCeIVed l in the Hawthorne racing meet at Chl- 1 cago.
 Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War, has been added to the list Of Demo- cratic speakers for the Maine cam paign.
 The Ohio oil Go. at FindIay, o. has announced a further reduction m . Lhe price of crude oil of to 10 cents a barrel.
 The first of a special design of light ] armored cars for steam railroad ser vice was delivered to the War De- l partne ent
 Tho Winnipos Paint 6 Glass Co.'s l ix-story building at Winnipeg, Man itoba, was destroyed by fire at loss l of $800,000.
 Tho New York Air Brake Go. has closed a contract for 60O000 fuses TOT I high explosive shells for the Br1tlsh Government.
 Thg safe of the Texas oi! Co.'s pJar' at PIttaaeld, Miss, was bloFn open by burglars and 9 large sum Of money allo checks stolen.
 Jose Garcia Bedoya, member of the | Peruvian Chamber of Deputies, was appointed Minister of the Interior 0y President Pardo.
 Albion F. Bernie of BrookTine, Mase' has been elected to the board of di- lrectors as secretary and actuary ol Federal Trust Co., of Boston.
 Ida Martin, 20 yeara old, of, Eliza i ,eth. \, J., died from blood poisoning which resulted from an abscess fol- Towing the extracting of a tooth.
 Work at the phsnoI plant c4; of |, t5s d7 s Tennessee Copper Co.,, at Richaelo Park. N. J., which has been suspended for some time, resumed operations.
 Ths Democratic state committee al IJacIson, Miss. has declared JohE on Sharp William as the Democratic nominee for United States Senator
 Three persons were killed, when an aufonobiie in which they were riding T,yas struck by a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train near Wilmington, .. l Four persons were killed and 25 se- lrio,1sIy injured, when Katy. specl9l 0 ol the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ftall- ir0ad was wrecked at Lancaster, IeXas
 One person was drowned and three lothers injured when the autonopHe lin which they were riding plunged over a cliff at a bridge crossing near Plalts- burg, N. Y.
 George Hunt and William Higgins of South Boston were drowned WIlIt canoeing in Beaver Lake, New Hamp- shire. A diver was sent for to searcE for the bodies.
 Former Congressman R. D. Cole, has IIeft Ohio for New York, where ne VII iaccept the chaiTmanship Of the \ a. tionaI Speakers bureau for the Repuo- lican campaign.
 l Walter Brown and Carl D. Daubert both of Wheeling, w. Va, were in stantly killed when the automobile 1T which they were riding plunged ovel an embankment.
 Representative Han1iI of New Jersey introduced a bill in the House to takt away from the Federal GOvernmen power to regulate storage of explosive: at railroad stations. Dorothy, the seven year old chile
 of Postmaster and Mrs Tennant O
 Hebron. Conn, died yesterday of in fantile paralysis after an illness Whicl ! developed on Sunday.