Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-17
Circulation the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion Cs Population
Condensed kilograms

RastiIIo Day was celebrated in
France.
The house passed the Adamson wa
ter power bill.
Pope Benedict is reported preparing
a second peace appeal.
Canada's second domestic loan will
be issued in September.
Gen. Villa has demanded the sur
render of Chihuahua City.
Exports of copper from Atlantic
ports for the week ended July 13, were
10,485 tons.
Two men were killed and much dam
age caused at SummerviIIe, S. c., by
a hurricane.
Willing H. Whalen, private in Co.
K, 5th New Jersey regiment, died at
Douglass, Ariz.
Carrying $14,ooo,0oo, the District of
Columbia appropriation bill was report
ed to the senate.
carranza troops annihilated a body
bf zapatista troops in an engage
ment at MiIpa, Alta.
A meteor, the unburied part of which
is as large as a room house, fell
near Hot Springs, Ark.
President Wilson re-appointed Brig.
Gen. Frank Mcintyre chief of the bu-
reau of insular affairs.
Santo Domingo's revolution is at an
end, revolutionists having been forced
to lay down their arms.
Gen. Tasker H. Bliss arrived at San
Antonio, Tex. to begin his inspection
tour of the army camps.
sentatives of England, France, Russia
and Italy, was held in London.
A nonresident hunting license for
Virginia, the first ever issued by the
state, was sent to President Wilson.
Children under IS years of age, COM
ing from New York, will be prohibited
from entering the city Of Meriden, Ct.
Greek soldiers at KavaIa cIashed
with Anglo French soldiers who re-
fused to allow them to board a train
there.
The bodies of six negro troopers,
killed at Carrizal, were buried in Ar
Iington cemetery, with full military
hOnOrs.
John Grant, a private, died at the
military camp at Concord, n. H, killed
by a blow in the stomach during
boxing match.
A bill providing an extraordinary
war credit of $3000O 900 for Holland
was submitted to the Second Chamber
at The Hague.
A case of infantiIe paralysis was
reported from the town of Beekman,
n. Y, in which the State mobilization
camp is located.
Four thousand dock workers, en-
ployed on the Manchester Ship Canal
were nstrike for a penny an hour
advance in wages.
Mo girl with an ultra fashion
able wardrobe will be admitted to
Swarthmore College when the institute
reopens i nthe fall.
Several hundred rioters paraded in
Cork, Ireland, kissing and hooting
British soldiers, and smashing windows
Of recruiting offices.
Denial of the reports that Peru and
and Venzuela have allied to take pos
session of vast tracts of land was
made at Lima, Peru.
Scientists in the susquehanna Val
ley, n. Y, unearthed in an Indian
seven hundred years ago.
More than 1900 postn1asters will at
tend the convention Of the National
Association of postmasters held at
Washington, July IS to 21.
An army of $4,000 men to harvest
the wheat crop of the Middle West,
has been recruited, the government
labor department reported.
Several passengers were slightly in
jured when the Wolverine. crack west
ern train Of the Michingan Central,
was derailed at Michigan City, Ind.
Manned by naval miitiamen from
Louisiana Texas, North Carolina and
Florida, the battIeship louisiana
sailed from Nrofolk for a To-day cruise.
Minnesota's naval miIitiamen, num-
bering PA, entrained at Duluth for
Philadelphia, where they will begin a
Today cruise with the Atlantic re-
serve fleet.
! Five companies of the 6th Illinois
Infantry are in camp at cement plants
press any rioting by strikers.
n. Onodndrrxww2edi ona2a
American sheep raisers will receive
about $75 600, 900 for this years wool
crop, the Department of Agriculture
announced. Canada's second domestic
| loan will be issued in September.
The Greene -Cananea Copper Co. was
notified by the State Department that
the embargo on supplies and expIos-
ives to Mexico has been withdrawn.
Operations at the cOmpany's property
will be resumed at once.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
SHOWS ABATEMENT
Cooler Weather Reduces Spread of
Disease in New York.
New York, July 16.-Abatement of
the infantiIe PARALYSIS epidemic in this