Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-28

| war treason.
 The Kaiser apologized to the Sultan for hts inability to visit Constanti- nople as promised.
 There are thirty three vacancies as assistant surgeons in the United States l public health services. 1 The exports of cotton for the week ended July 22 was 95,392 bales against l 45, 712 the previous week.
 Miss Laura Lacey of Philadelphia was killed when he auto was struck by 1 a. trolley at Dunkirlz, N. Y.
 Junk men in the United States col i Iected 114,000, GOO worth of scrap iron and other metals last year.
 Gold coin to the amount of s1,oOo,Ooo l has been withdrawn from the sub l tretsUry for shipment to Cuba.
 Abram I. EIElus, the new Ambassa- dor to Turkey, called on President Will son and arranged to depart for his post August 30.
 Twelve persons were killed and 22 | injured in wreck of a nOrthbOund train of the National lines at Mo raIes, Mexico.
 Eight hundred and fifty street sweep | CTS and park laborers and chauffeurs, employees of the City of Pittsburgh, went on strike.
 A hurricane has ravaged the provinc- es of SaragOssa, Soria Valladolid, Leon and Pontevedra, The village of Tor reon is completely in ruins. The alumni of Rutgers College has int for a, campaign to raise $1,O0O,OO0 for the alumni endowment fund.
 Sir Ernest ShaokIeton, the British antarctic explorer. has reached the ice l fields in his efforts to rescue the 22 men left on Elephant Island last April.
 Proposed Increased rates over New | England railroads on milk, cream and 1 their products were not found justified by the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion.
 Fanny Rose, years old, died to- night in a hospital at Hartford, as the result of burns received yesterday while playing with matches at her home,
 Joseph Resenski, 20 years old, was l drowned while swimming in the Con- necticut river at Hartford. He was ] 66lHGQ W1LIl CldI1lpSs Il5 DOuy WCtS | recovered,
 c. B. Woods, president of the Phil | Iipsburgh Canister Works, was killed while on his way from New York to | PhilItpsburgh on Jersey Central Rail road train.
 George Thompson, who escaped from | the county jail at Camden, N. J., on l July IT, after murdering one jatler and woundtng another, was captured at Pennsylvania.
 A race between an aeropIane, an automobile and a railroad train from l Denver to Cheyenne, WyO., will be a l feature of the Frontier Days ceIebra- tion at Cheyenne.
 Lumber yards at San Francisco, l which were tied up since June 1, when | their men joined a general longshore- mems strike on the Pacific Coast, re- sumed operations,
 | Three cases of infantiIe paralysis l have been discovered in Havana. The | patients were removed to a hospital. 1 The sanitary authorities say there is 1 no cause for alarm. Applications for release from service | of guardsmen with persons dependent upo nthem are pouring into army head | quarters at Fort Sam Houston at The rate of 1,500 week.
 Mary L, Van Ness, who died on July 12 last, left the bulk of her estate to a niece. She gave Joseph Shelton, her butler $1O,000. The will dispoSes of an estate of S1,ooo,ooo.
 By an order issued by Admiral H. T. Mayo, in command of the Atlantic | fleet, practically all athletic contests | by navy teams at which 9 gate fee Is l charged will be eliminated. 1 The Atlantic Coast line opened its i large bridge on The Santee River near St: Stephen. for through traffic be- | tween F1ordia and New York for the first time since the recent floods:
 Mrs. Gertrude s4oadnaea and her in- fant daughter, Helen, were drowned and three other persons narrowly les- 1 caped, when their automobile backed
 off the dock into the Detroit river: The Rosten a Msine Railroad was l authorized b ythe Inters+ate Commerce l Connfssion to continue operation of l it's steamers on Lake Winhepesau
 N, H. and Lake Honphremagog, Va: ] Baron Rurian Yon Raleoz, Austro- i Hungarlap foreign minister has hand l Cd q note to the neutral representa- tftes ip Tienna protesting aEa3nst the l sinking pg thc AuctrtGn nerchantnent l " entente allied submarines, ! Charles E. stissoMy an Orleans Goun. l ty, Y. yZ1 farmer, ttree times TepTieved S3zle&giug hts conviction for fbe rnpraer : 3f fSaaTfsa D. Phelps and %arggre1 l 48rRlcqtf, vas dgDfe9 c new trial by
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