Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-29

nneCtiCut in Proportion to
 Condensed Telegrams
 The war is costing Canada $1,OOo,ooo
 day.
 Hugh Hastings of AIbny, former
 state historian, is dead. Germany has closed a new loan of
 $1lO0075O,o00 to Turkey.
 The Farmers State bank of sturgis
 has been Incorporated with capital stock of $25,000.
 The mines in the states of Sonora, Mexico, MiChOacan and HidalgO have
 resumed operations.
 American purchases in Guatemala in
 the first six months of the present
 year was $2,092,700.
 Music is now furnished by a convict band to the 1850 inmates of Sing Sing prison during meals President Wilson has renominated Charles s. Hamlin as governor of the federal reserve board.
 Export trade of the Philippine Isl- ands during the first six months of the present year was $36,966,OO0.
 Two armed men held up and robbed i the East Tenth Street bank of Indian apolis, escaping with $1,500. 0;~.c+ -4,-,-,.Cf- .-,i. .1 Danube has been opened between Pas sau, Germany, and Belgrade.
 Four of the crew lost their lives when the steamer c. E. Greene was destroyed by fire at Guyon, Quebec.
 The Wabash river broke it's banks
 at Tam2Qua and flooded the town. The loss is between $75,0oO and $100,00O. Five United States warships and several aeroDlanes are guarding Amer jean neutrality off the Virginia capes. The superdreadnough Pennsylvania has arrived at Newport, R. l., from New York to take on her torpedo out fit.
 The sharks frightened from the | beach at Silver Sands 200 bathers in Cluding 100 children from Leila Day 1 nursery.
 Twenty eight men, members of the crews of the NOrwegian ships Bans Siebrid and Junoi, were ls5lded at Rot terdan.
 The public service corporation of New Jersey filed notice that it proposes to increase it's capital from $25, 0OO, 900 to $50, 600, ,00O.
 The PuebIa, formerly a Mexican yes sel, and the La Sirene, formerly a British vessel, have been admitted to ! American registry The American Locomotive company i closed an order to the amount of ap- ! prOyimately $3,00O00O for six-inch i shells for Great Britain. The State Military Training Com mission has selected Peeksl1iu for the i training camp for boys. to be held un- der the new law
 Judge Thomas ?. Riley, of Maiden, i Mass, announced he would be a can didate for the democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
 Dr. Franklin Chambers Mclean, of ] Rockefeller Institute, has been ap- i pointed head of the Union Medical College, at Picking, China !
 1 pr. Membreno, Honduras minister, ] and Acting Secretary of State Polk ] signed a Bryan peace treaty between l Honduras and the United States, The United States government, last ] year, pair 1 3-4 cents a pound for pa | per for postage stamps. The same l paper this year will cost 8 1-2 cznts,
 Lieut.. Otto Parschau, recently given ] | bringing down his eighth enemy aero plane, has been killed in an air battle. Stephen Ferverbauer, 8 tailor of l Kansas City. was arrested in front of 1 the White House when he attempted l to gain an audience with President ! Wilson.
 The Southern Pacific has put an i embargo on all eastbOund freight via, l it's Sunset Gulf route because of con- l gested traffic at Galveston and New l Orleans.
 Jeremiah LafIane, of Fort wads~ 1 worth, s, T., was killed by cyanide ! fumes in the hold of the Spanish line i steamship Isla de Panay at Pier 8, l East River.
 The body of Alfred Buck, caddy i captain of the North Hills Country 1 Club, of Philadelphia, was found along ] the Reading Railway tracks at Edge 1 Hill station.
 Leaders of German Socialists and Trade UniOnists have issued an appeal tO all German worzmen to refrain
 from strikes in the interests of a ] speedy peace.
 The board Of estimate granted a 1 franchise to the City Island Motor Bus Co.,, Inc, for a stage route beginning in City Island and extending into Pel- ] ham Bay Park.
 Laurence Gfnnel, nationalist mem 1 Der of parliament for North West meath, was suspended from the sit tings of the house of commons for disorderIy conduct. The government has ordered the consu1-general of Peru at New York, Eduardo Higginson, to purchase 140,- GOO ounces of silver and to ship the metal to Peru for coinage,