Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-11
Circulation the Larqest Connecticut Proportion the Cs Population

in Connecticut in
 Condensed TelegramS
 Germany will issue it's fifth war loan on September 30.
 Secretary Robert Lansing has left Watertown, N. Y, for Washington.
 A. 3. stickney, founder of the Chica- go Great Western Railway, is dead.
 Eighty thousand Carranza troops are now patrolIins the northern Mexican border.
 Major-G General GoethaIs, governor of the Canal Zone, left Washington for Panama.
 About 200 employees of the Hartford Suspension Co.,, at Jersey City, went on strike.
 The battIeship Oklahoma arrived at Newport, R. L, to take on board her torpedo outfit.
 Vice-AdmfraI KoItschak was ap- pointed commander of the Russian Black Sea fleet.
 Vioe-President Marshall will open the democratic campaign in Kentucky on September g.
 The Stock Yards Savings Bank of Chicago increased it's capital from $25O, 900 to $30O,OOO.
 Mrs. William Feigenbaun1, of Brook lyn, was drowned while bathing in Lake Winola at Scranton.
 Great supplies of war material have been destroyed by fire in German mag azines at AesbQt, Belgium.
 A special train fer wives of National Guard officers will leave New York for NIcAllen, Texas, September 1.
 The Japanese steamer seiEo Maru, which sailed from Tacoma, Wash, on March g, has not been heard from.
 Miss sevear Carlston was instantly killed by a West Shore express train at the Bogota crossing at Hacllensack, N. J.
 The National Association of Master Bakers, in session at Salt Lake City, are in favor of the 10 cent loaf of bread.
 
 The State nautical training ship Newport, left the Navy Yard for her annual cruise, which will last several weeks.
 Herbert Spy, of Queens borough, was instantly killed by lightning while bathing in BaisIey's pond at South Ja- maica, L. I.
 Property loss exceeding s1,ooo, o,oC0 was caused by a ClOudburst that swept down Cabin Creek Valley at Hunting ton, w. Va.
 Charles RieIIy, a Brooklyn Rapid Transit Go. trackman, was instantly killed by stepping on a third rail at Myrtle Avenue.
 A vein of oxide iron ore ranging in thickness from six to eight feet has been discovered in Venango County, near Oil City, Pa. Ferne, British Columbia, to Michel, B. C., where there was a serious eXplo- sion in mine No. 3. While attempting to close window in her home, Mrs. Ann D. Riley of Gloucester, Mass, was struck by a lightning bolt and killed.
 Commander Leigh c. Palmer has been nominated by President Wilson to be chief of the Bureau of Naviga- | tion, with rank of rear admiral
 The Rockefeller Foundation has announced that an appropriation Ot 1 $198, ,985.78 has been made to assist in i carrying on the China Medical Board 1 Miss Adelaide Lockwood, of Pater- | Miss TC9hal1a J116lT1TI1 Ot 1 New York, were drowned while bath ing at Hawthorne Lake, Ogdensburg N. J.
 Nathan Carpenter, 76, committed suicide by shooting at his home ir acute illness is believed to have been l the cause.
 One hundred members of the first 1 New Jersey Infantry, discharged re l gently because of physical disability left Douglas, Ariz., on a special train for their homes.
 Two brothers, Alton and Edward HolIub, of New York, met for the greeted each other in the Tombs where they are prisoners. | The public utilities commission up- 1 held the highway commissioners ac- i tiOn in allowing double tracks to be 1 installed by the Connecticut company ] on East Broadway, in Stratford. 1 William Ferguson and LemUel Daw- san, members of the. Conesus. Lake l colony in New York, were saved from | drowning by a Seneca Indian girl, Miss 1 Myrtle Sutton, of Cottonwood Point Douglas MacMonale of San Francis co, a member of the American Am bulance Field Service, has been deco rated with the "Croix, de Guerre," the | highly prized military decoration in France.
 l Thomas O'Mara, chauffeur, was held under bonds of $7,500 on a charge of manslaughter. KarPs car with O. | Mara driving and the owner a passen- 1 ger, struck and killed David Bridge at i Greenwich.
 | The Merritt Chapman Wrecking Co., l of New York raised the hulk of the 1 barge Isabel which was owned by the 1 Johnson Lighterage Go. and destroyed l as a result of the Black Tom explosion 1 on July 29.
 John Wesley Dekay of New York