Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-07-07

9CtlGut in Proportion to Il
Condensed kilograms
The labor shortage in Great Britain
Is acute.
Exports to Bulgaria from Runania
have been suspended.
Per capita circulation in sthe United
States on July 1 was $S9-23.
Washington reported the capture of
| a Mexican spy on the border.
Exports of copper for the month of
June amounted to 1885 tons
June output of the Shannon Copper
Co. totalled 100000 pounds.
Grain receipts at Chicago last week
reached total of 3,785,O00 bushels.
The 74th infantry of Buffalo, 21o
| strong. entrained for the Mexican
border.
President Wilson will address the
| the Worlds Salesmanship Congress in
Detroit next Monday.
Great Britain's tax on matches has
| revived the use, on a great scale, of
flint and steel lighters,
| Carrying 10 lions for private dealers,
| the British steamer Roath arrived at
New York from Havre.
DR.. Henry Garter, of Manchester, Ct,
hero Of the Volturno disaster in 1918,
! died in the Hartford hospital.
The General American Tank Car
| Corporation was chartered at Albany,
N. Y, with $3,750,0O0 capital.
Gold coin to the amount of $4,000
was withdrawn from the New York
| Sub Treasury for shipment to Spain.
The body of an unidentified man
about SO years old was found last
| last night in Seaside Park, Bridgeport.
june production of the Anaconda
| Copper Co. amounted to 28,100000 tons,
compared with 30,0000,0O0 tons in May.
Controller of the Currency Williams
issued a call to national banks for re-
ports of their condition as of June 80
Articles of incorporation were filed
at Dover, Del, by the International
AirshiD Corporation, capital $4,000
Carrying $3.50, $4,000, the army ap-
preparation bill was reported to the
Senate by the military affairs commit
tee.
PenascoIa, Fla, was isolated by
wind and rain storm, with the wind
reaching a velocity Of so miles an
hour.
Premier Hughes of Australia an
nounced that he means to take a, hand
in peace negotiations when they are
opened.
A branch railroad will be built into
the oil fields OF Tulsa Creek and Payne
counties, Okla, by the Iron Mountain
Railroad.
Capt. Won Papen, recalled as German
military attaChe at Washington at the
request of President Wilson, is serv-
ing at the front
As a precaution against infantiIe pa
ralysis. all children have been barred
from landing on Governors Island,
New York harbOr.
The American steamer Jacob Luck
nebbach, San Francisco for Leith, was
sunk off Dover after a collision with
the steamer EddystOne.
Between 30 and 50 per cent. of the
modified National Guardsmen are
physically unfit for service, War De-
partment records show.
Capt. J. K. Law, of the British Fly
ing Corps, son of Andrew BOnar Law,
Secretary for the Colonies, was seri-
ously wounded at the front in France.
Batteries D, F, and E of the 1st
Field Artillery of New York and the
1st Cavalry made up of Brooklyn and
Long Island men reached McAllen, Tex.
blanket bulletin, urging all ply
sicians to keep a lookout for signs of
infantile paralysis was issued by the
Board of Public Health at PhiIadeI-
phia.
The Holland America Line steamer
Ryndam arrived at Rotterdam from
New York with a hole in her forepeak,
caused by hitting a rock near Kirk
wall.
Four persons were shot, one probab-
ly fatally, by robbers who stole $1,000
from the St Mary's Kansas State
Bank. The bandits were aided by
woman.
Total receipts for automobile drivers
licenses in New Jersey for the first
half of 1916 amounted to $1,125, 900,
compared with $1,O62, 600 for the entire
year 1915.
A report received at the State De-
partment says that practically every
American who desired to leave has
been started from Mexico City for the
United States.
The Presidential compaign will be
opened both by the Republicans and
Democrats in Maine within a week.
That. at least, was the forecast at the
Hughes and Wilson national head
quarters.
Speaker Champ Clark and other
members Of the Missouri delegation
asked President Wilson to pardon two
labor leaders Paul J. Moran and John
Barry, convicted in connection with
the indianapolis dynaniting cases.
New Haven physicians last night ex-
pressed the belief that Joseph Wright,
young high school student who has
been under observation at the New
Haven hospital, is suffering from in
fantile pada1ysis.