Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-03

Condensed Telegrams

Copper exports in July totalled 96,- 048 tons,
 Twenty thousand barhers in New York city have threatened to strike.
 Thirty-six persons were killed by automobiles in New York City in July.
 Mrs. Mary Weston of Brooklyn, was drowned while bathing at Clay Beach.
 Edwin Gould was elected president of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.
 Eight buildings were destroyed by fire at Barren Islands, at loss of $25,00O.
 James Adams of Brooklyn, was drowned while bathing at Lake Lack awanna, N. J.
 pr. Charles Kelly Briddon, 24 years consulting physician of the Presbyter- Ian Hospital, is dead.
 The EIgin Motor Car Corp. of Chi s1,0O0,0OO to $3,5o0,0o0.
 Secretary of War Baker, accomp- anied by General Scott, chief of staff, has left for Plattsburgh. feature at the Essex County m y Peni1 tentiary at Caldwell, N. J.
 Forty nine warships, an aggregate of 562,0 900 tons have been lost by the En- tente Allies during the war.
 Commissioner Woods decorated 19 members of the New York Police De- partment with silver bar pins.
 Six men were killed as a result of an explosion on the Rock Island Island road, at St, Helens, Ore.
 The second anniversary of the Euro pean war was observed throughout Scandinavia with peace meetings.
 Juan NeftaiI, of Mexico City, assist ant secretary Of foreign relations, las been stricken with heart disease. port of New York for the week ended July 29 were valued at $32,271,813.
 The British steamship Ecuador has been lost off Port Llico by an explosion of her boilers. Twenty lives were lost.
 Warden Osborne of Sing Sing estab- lished a psychopathic ward in the old female prison building at Ossining, N. Y.
 The 10th Regiment, commanded by John F. Klein of Brooklyn, left Camp Whitman for a three days hike to PeekskilI.
 One death from infantiIe paralysis was reported yesterday at New Ha- ven hospital, being Lillian Wright ten months old.
 Mayor William H. Thompson of Chi cagO has revoked the licenses of P saloons iu the first step of a new cam paign to enforce the early closing law.
 The Rev. pr. Joseph Font Newton, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been invited to fill the pulpit of the City Temple, at London.
 U. S. Commissioner Wright held LeCng Jim of Bridgeport in S1,500 for trial, charged with violating the anti narcotic law.
 Contracts aggregating about s15,OOO,- GOO for and F inch shells were placed with the Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia.
 The Norwegian steamship LocksIey, from Baltimore for Vaksdak, reported aSnOf6 near hlEhWdII, OIhu6y 1SldIlQSy has been doated.
 Arnes Ball was crushed to death when his automobile left the road at Penn Yam, N. T., and went over an enbankment 20 feet.
 Permission has been granted by the Federal Reserve Board to the National City Bank of New York to open a branch at Petrograd.
 Visoount Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, recently raised to the peerage by King George, took his seat in the House Of Lords.
 Organization of volunteer motor car reserve companies under direction of the War Department is proposed in a bill introduced by Senator Taggart.
 Judge John Fl. Clark of Cleveland took the oath of office of associate jus tice of the United States Supreme Court to succeed Charles B. Hughes.
 Musicians from many cities arrived at Springfield, Mass, to attend the opening of the ninth annual convention of the National Association of Organ