Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-06
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 Condensed Telegrams
 The blockade of Greece has been raised by the Allies.
 Two cases of infantiIe paralysis have appeared in Newport, R. I.
 Mayor BeaiI of Alton, ITI,, has placed a ban on diaphanous gowns.
 The British are reported to be us- ing new rapid dreing trench mortar in France.
 William J. Bryan addressed the in- mates of Sing Sing Prison on True Patriotism
 Sir Ernest ShackIeton, the Antarc- yesterday.
 Cardinal Farley issued a call for Catholic priests to go to the border as chaplains.
 Governor Whitman reviewed the 11OO0 soldiers in camp at Camp Whitman, N. Y.
 Carrying 800 American refugees. the transport Sumner sailed from Vera Cruz for Tampa.
 Forty -four cases of Fourth of July injuries were treated at the emergency hospital, Bridgeport.
 Admiral WinsIow, commanding the Pacific fleet, reported conditions quIet at all West Mexican ports.
 Thomas Mcclure, aged 15, was in- stantly killed when struck by lightning while playing ball at Bridgeport.
 What physicians think may prove to i be a, cast of infantile paralysis is be- l ing closed observed at New Haven. The Fourth Infantry, Maryland Ma | tional Guard, has left Camp Earring- 1 ton, Md for the Mexican border.
 Because of failure to pass physical 1 examinations, fully 1000 of Kentucky s | 5000 guardsmen have been rejected.
 A report from London says arrange ments have been made in New York for a new French loan of $160, 100000
 Four cases of inGantiIe paralysis l have been discovered at Beacon, N. Y. 1 Two of the cases have already been fatal.
 Baron Gonsuke FIayashi, Japanese ambassador to Italy, has been appoint Minister to China, succeeding Eki ] HiOki.
 Bringing s25,oOo,oOo in gold from the l Bank of England, the Cunard liner Orduna, arrived at New York from 1 Liverpool
 Annie VaIosI<a died in a hospital at l Yonkers after being struck by an eX- plOding automobile tire which flew from a passing car 1 Metal trade workers employees on the Panama Canal protested against an order charging rent for the use of government quarters | Sergeant of the 14th Reginont of Brooklyn, stationed at Mission, Tex, died of heart disease.
 Forty candidates for state certif- cates to practice pharmacy were eX- amined in the state capitol by the pharmacy commission.
 The first squadron of the First New York Cavalry with equipment, arrived
 
 They will go into camp.
 J. D. Cohn's Teddy, ridden by Bliss won the Grand PriX of $14,000 in the 1 presence of King Alfonso and a large crowd at Sebastian, Spain. 1 Senator John w. Kern stated in Washington after an interview with 1 President Wilson that Congress would probably adjourn by Aug 20.
 The Danish steamer Flora, bound fol England has been captured off Elsi- i nore by a German destroyer. The steamer was taken to Swinemunde. The Spanish line steamer Montserrat with 289 passengers aboard, most of them refugees from Mexico, reached New York from Vera Cruz and Ha- vana.
 Final report of the Federal trade commission on it's investigation into the oil situation in the United States urobably would be completed within two weeks.
 An open meeting will be held at the 1 Yale club tonight in an effort to recruit the Yale battalion of field artillery uI to the minimum strength required by the war department
 FlTTy LnOuSSnC GH1PiOJGS Ol lIlt Pennsylvania Railroad have volunteer ed to man locomotives and freight trains in the event of a strike by the freight trainmen.
 Orders for retirement July 29 of Ad- miral Cameron McRae Winslow, con- mander of the Pacific fleet, who vii then reach the age limit, were issued by the navy department.
 An unsuccessful effort was made tt pass in the senate the house bill grant. ing pensions to widows of all Spanish American war veterans, regardless o. proof of the cause of death.
 The conference report on the river. and harbors appropriation bill wat submitted to the house, but will not b' taken up until next week, after tht revenue bills has been disposed of. The first detachment of the pistrict of Columbia militia, consisting of the