Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-26

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 The customs report of the Republic of Nicaragua in April were $88,058.
 The United States arnored cruiser Memphis, arrived at Santo Domingo.
 In all fourteen cases of infantile paralysis have been reported through out Iowa.
 Edward Carlson of Brooklyn, was drowned while swimming at Beach Lake, Pa.
 President Wilson nominated Edward T. ScuIly to be postmaster at Pitts field, Mass.
 The Republic works of the National Tube Co.,, at Pittsburgh have resum- ed operations.
 A charter was granted to the Mon itor Motor O., at Albany with cap ital stock of $300,000.
 More than 117,ooo French soldiers have contracted tuberculosis in the trenches since spring.
 Peter PaIumbo, aged 1e years of An sonia, was drowned in the Naugatuck river at noon yesterday.
 George ZeigIer, who was star player with the Pittsburgh National 20 years ago, Is dead.
 The Pine Canyon 6 Bingham Tunnel Go. has been incorporated with cap ltal stock of S1,5o0,000.
 charlea H. Mover of Great Falls was reelected president of the West ern Federation of Miners. Ltd, of Ottawa, has been incorporated with capital of S8ooo.ooo'
 The Forty.seventh regiment of Cortlandt Park from PeekskiIl.
 Twenty persons were drowned in collision between two ferry boats on the River Spree at Copenhagen.
 The Mutual Trust Go. of Orange, N. J., was closed by an order of State Banking and Insurance Commissioner Lamonte,
 Mrs, William 8. Sharp, wife of the American Ambassador to France, sail ed on the steamer Rochanbeau for New York,
 Christian Warfare was discussed by the speakers at the session of the In- ternationai Bible Students association at Norfolk, Va,
 Eight prisoners escaped from the State prison at Bismark, N, D., by bor- ing B hole in q two-foet brick wall, Three were captured
 The medical staff of the Garman army Is feeling the effect of the British blockade in Q shortage of necessary surgical supplies Rear Admiral caperten, recently re- lieyed of command of the cruiser | squadron in Haitian and Dominican waters, arrived at Washington President WIIsan haa eeIeeted United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Montana, to be chief of the Democratic 1 National Committee headquarters,
 Ralph Albert RIakeleek, the artist will be released from the Middleton, 1 Nr Y, State Hospital for Insane where he has been confined for 16 years,
 slr Roger casement'a request for permission to appeal to the House of Lords from the verdict conVicting him of high treason has ben denied
 chess players from all Pnrta of the United States met at Buffalo for the opening of the New York State Asso- eiation's annual meeting and tourna- ment,
 President was asked by represent atives of the New York State Fair Association to make an address at the fair in Syracuse the week of Septem- Der Il.
 The War Department has instructed army commanders on the border to submit weekly reports showing the actual physical condition of their commands.
 Former Governor o. B. coIquitt of Dallas, Texas, is leading in the state race for senator in the count of the 450,00 votes cast in Saturdays Demo- cratic primary. Ulysses Aubrey, of Tacoma, driver of an automobile in a pusuit race at Portland, and Frank Platt, were killed when his car left the track and tore through fence.
 The body of Lieut. Col. M. c. Butler of the Sixth United States Cavalry, who was killed at Alpine, Tex, by Harry J. SpanneH, was buried in Ar | lington Cemetery.
  year term in Sing Sing prison in April, 1915, disappeared from the road gang with which he was working near Croton Lake. The Western Union Telegraph Go. announced that the wireless communi- cation by way of SayviIle, L. l., and Tuckerton, N. J., has been suspended until further notice. Premier Asquith introduced a bill in the House of Commons providing for commissions to investigate the conduct of the Mesopotamtan and Dardanelles campaigns. Major General William c. Gorgas, Surgeon General of the United States Army. who has been touring South America for the purpose of studying sanitary conditions, has returned to Panama.
 The contract settling the garment strike was signed by leaders of the International Ladies' Garment Work ers' Union and the Suit, Cloak and Skirt Manufacturers Protective As soclatIon.