Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-30
and Its Circulation Largest Connecticut Proportion the Cs POph
Condensed Telegrams

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 Fourteen United States war vessels are in San Diego harbor.
 A membership of she Chicago Beard of Trade was sold for $5,000. i
 The Windsor Hotel at Santa Clara,
 Exports from New York in the week of August 26, totalled $78,106,281.
 The tenth annual national con ference on taxation opened at Indian i apolis.
 Paris plans to levy tax of per cent on all restaurant bills over $1 a 1 person. i
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats i from Chicago last week tOtaled 45,- l 610,000 pounds.
 Rev. Thomas |. B. Walker, of Rush 1 vile, was killed when his automobile 1 plunged down a steep hill.
 The Japanese Trade Confusion ar rived in PetrOgrad to investigate 1 trade conditions in Fussia.
 Baron Burian will resign as Aus tyo- Hungarian Premier. His success 1 sor will be Count Apponyi.
 Four German prisoners of war who escaped from inJernment at Amherst 1 N. S, few days ago were captured.
 A reduction Of five cents in the price of light crude oil has been aunuOnc- ed by the Magnolia Petroleum Co., at Dallas.
 Police Sergeant Charles o'Gsra and six men arrested nine opium and CO., caine users and peddlers in a series of raids at Newark.
 The BattIeships Ohio, Missouri and the Wisconsin, composing the Naval Academy practice cruise squadron, re- turned to Annapolis.
 The American Red Cross announced that ffty-fve of it's most expert nurs- es had been sent to the border for duty with the troops.
 Strike headquarters were opened in the Grand Pacific Hotel at Chicago by H. J. Carr, chairman of the Rock Island Railroad employees.
 Four hundred and sixty three new oil wells have been started in Cali fornia since the first of the year ac- cording to the state bureau.
 Tony Panzo, six years old Of New Haven, stepped on a rusty nall last week. The wound became infected and he died of tetanus yesterday,
 Six additional cases of infantiIe pa ralysis were reported to the state board of health Tuesday, making Q to- tai number of the state to date 442.
 The New Jersey State Board of Ed ucation decided to postpone until Oct. the reOpening of the state normal schools at Trenton, Newark and Mont clair.
 Forty two mounted members of fhe New York police left on a ride for Syracuse, where they will give exhi- bitiOns at the State Fair, which begins Sept. II.
 One hundred Sing Sing oonviots employed in the wagon and tin shops according to prison attaches went on strike and refused to work until thew got better food.
 The American fishing schooners Maxine Elliott and Lizzie Griffin, which were seized by a British patrol-bCat while fishing off the coast of Iceland, were ordered released.
 Over 16,ooo anthracite miners, who recently struck at the Philadelphia & Reading and the Susquehanna Com pany in the ShamOlIin district collieries voted to return to work. The Western Union Telegraph Com pany's cable steamship Minia was bad ly damaged and one of her crew suf- located in a fire which burned for five hours at Halifax, N. s.
 N5.,o 4L.. eh mn mn ,.,.-.L # ;1,. the largest shipment from Japan this year left Seattle in special cars over the Chicago, Milwaukee GS St. Paul Railway for New York.
 Four hundred 'redheads' from Indi- ana Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Illinois held ther first reunion at In dianapOiis, and organized the Red head League of America. Rewards of $5,o0O were offered by the Colorado Fuel &s Iron Co. in an effort to punish those responsible for l the recent dynamiting oUtrages in the Rockefeller mining district. Lester Heebner, aged 17, who was l shot while shooting frogs at Bantam. 1 LitchfeId, Monday, died Tuesday even l ing at 10 o'clock in the Waterbury , hospital from internal hemorrhages. 1 VE DFuCe FNFSEneFs DSFnOCFaTIC nGIOn- 1 al committeeman from Montana was appointed head of the speakers bu-
 reau at Western Democratic national campaign headquarters at Chicago. A military mission consisting of of 1 ficers of the Swiss army will soon l leave Switzerland for Colombia 10 un- l dertake the reorganization of the army of that South American Eepub- l lie.
 1 Famished and exhausted after be- ] ing lost on Green Mountain, near Bar | Harbor all night, the three Misses i DamrOsch were found. They are | daughters of Walter Damrosch, the ! New York orchestra director.
 Lieut.. Col. Sydney Grant of the l Thirteenth Coast Defence command, N. 1 G. N. Y, received a telegram from l Washington that participation of that 1 command in the coast defence ma
 uoevres had been cancelled.
 The name of the New York Coffee l Exchange was changed to the New l York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. Su- l gar transactions have assumed great ] proportions on the floor of this mar ket