Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-16
Circulation the Largest Connecticut Proportion the Cs Population
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Sir George Turner, once premier and treasurer of Victoria, died.
 Three New York policemen were injured in a train near Portland, Me.
 Columbus mills advanced the price of all grades of flour 65 cents a ber- rel.
 Marquis de seeur, historian and member of the French Academy, is dead.
 Gen. Charles J. Paine,. of New York, yachtsman and Civil War veteran, isI dead.
 A new steamship line will shortly be put in service from Rotterdam to America.
 Congress leaders agree that this is to be the biggest legislative week of the session.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago last week totaled 40,- 605,0OO pounds.
 The body of Private Lynbacher, Third Infantry, was found floating in the Rio Grande.
 Abram l. EIkus, the new Ambassa- dor to Turkey, will sail on Thursday for Constantinople. j. p. Morgan 0 Go. have deposited at the Assay Office $2,420,000 in gold received from Ottawa.
 The name of Hermann c. Kupper of New York, has been removed from the British blacklist. has been withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Spain. Thirty-one new cases of infantiIe paralysis were reported to the State Department of Health at Albany.
 Lieut.. Byron MccandIess will suc- ceed Commander Daniel w Wurts- baugh as aide to Secretary Daniels.
 The sixty second annual convention of the International Typographical
 John Olsen, Pennsylvania Rail road brallemen was killed in the Gates Avenue, Jersey City, yard by a drill l engine.
 The Consolidated Auto Radiator i Mfg. Go. of New York, has been in 1 corporated with a capital stock of 1 $3,000,000.
 i A. W. Sherwood, postmaster at Pen melville, was killed near Auburn, N. ] r., when his automobile skidded and overturned.
 James F. Mack third deputy police ! commissioner under Gen. Theodore A. Bingham, is in the French hospital, critically i'll.
 The Northern Illinois Service Co.,, 1 which supplies gas to Blue Island ] Cook county has reduced it's rates to 1 $1 per 1000 feet.
 The financing Of the Democratic na- tiOnal campaign was discussed by President Wilson, w. w. Marsh and Henry Morgenthau.
 Helen Pendergast was killed when an automobile in which she was rid ing plunged over an embankment al New Brunswick, N. J. i Governor Mccall of Massachusetts has filed papers as a candidate foI renOmination on the republican ticket in the September primaries.
 The third national convention of the v Animal Industry opened in the Me AlDin hotel at New York. Edward Miller of New York, who has been under arrest since Aug. 5 on suspicion of having given his wife poisoned tea, was discharged. 
 The Western Chess Tournament i opened at Chicago with Jackson w showalter of Georgetown, Ky, defend ing his title as western champion.
 Premier Asqufth introduced bill in the House of Commons to extend the life of the present Parliament fOI i eight months, or until the end of next May.
 The Postal Telegraph Co. announced that the cable from Martinique tc Paramaribo is interrupted. Messages can be forwarded at higher rates via Europe.
 Receipt of the sum of $23O,OO0 ir gifts for the support of Auburn Theo- logical Seminary was announced by President George B. Stewart of the institution.
 John MaohaIze died in Greenport hospital at Passaic, N. J., from in juries received when he was struck by an automobile fire engine on its way to a fire.
 The American steamship City ot Savannah, from Calcutta and CoIom- bo for Boston and New York reported in a damaged condition, arrived al l Durban, Africa.
 The theft of s1o,8o0 in currency and negotiable bonds from the city treas | urer's office of North Vancouver, B. C. was discovered when the treasurer opened the vaults.
 Five persons were killed and 1T others injured when a tornado swept over eastern Arkansas, blowing dOwr i12 buildings at EdmundsOn, IT miles west of Memphis.
 Mine operators and represe ntataves of striking miners of the Hooking Valley district in southern Ohio, failed to reach an agreement at a confer ence held at Columbus, Ohio.
 Thousands of delegates from al sections of the United States arrived l at Savannah to attend the eighteenth ! annual sessions of the Grand Aerie o1 the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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