Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-05
Largest in Proportion the C Population
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Margaret oros, years old, of Wal lingford, died of infantile paralysis.
 Durinq August 73 railroads earned S18,823,938 and expended $S6, ,436, ,44S.
 Germany celebrated the 69th birth day of Field Marshal von linden burg.
 Four persons were injured in a head on collision between two automobiles at Yonkers.
 Fire destroyed tho packing plant of Morris & Co.,, at Omaha, Neb., at loss of $75,000.
 dent of P1attsburgh, N. T., was found in the canal at Lyons.
 Orders for 35,ooo,ooo yards of khaki cloth have been placed i1 England by the Russian government.
 The Triangle Film Service of New York was incorporated at Albany with a capital stock of s50,0J0.
 President Wilson discussed the cen sorship of moving pictures with Wm A. Brady and. a committee.
 Two hundred negro oilers, firemen, greasers employed on % the canal dredging fleet went on strike.
 Benjamin Kidd, author of works on social evolution which were translated into many languages, is dead.
 
 According to the records of the state board of health, Connecticut has had 781 cases of infantile paralysis.
 The gross earnings of the Boston & Worcested Street Railway for the month of September were $SO,048.
 Battery c. of Portsmouth, the fam ous Civil War Grimes Battery" left Richmond for San Antonio, Texas.
 The Department of Commerce re- ports the exports of cotton for the week ended Sept. 30 at 146,169 bales.
 The Luxembers Cabinet is reported about to resign as a result of an un- favorable measure passed by the leg islature.
 Customs revenues for the r1onth of September amounted to $12,f10,1S1 in Canada, compared with $8,029,6S5 year ago.
 The state civil service commission held it's annual meeting and re- elected i Charles G. Morris of New Haven president.
 The Chamber of Deputies of France has voted in favor of a plan to make the postal service a regular banking 1 institution.
 Charles w. Westbury was elected l president of the American Association of Travelling Passenger Agents at Philadelphia A new bar and billet mill is to be constructed at the Farrell works of the Carnegie Steel Co.,, at Sharon, Pa. at a cost of $1,250,000.
 Edward A. Lest of New York, who l pleaded guilty to blackmail, was sen fenced to a term from four to eight years in Sing Sing.
 Maj.-een. George w. GoethaIs, Gov ernor of the Panama Canal Zone, ar rived at New York from Colon on the steamship Pastores.
 Coinage executed at the United States hints amounted to S5S0,000 gold coins, S763,OOO silver coins and l
 District Attorney swann assigned Deputy Assistant District Attorney Elder to investigate the rise in the price of bread in New York. The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion issued notice to carriers that it would investigate and later hold hear ings as to the question of railway mail pay.
 Thirteen torpedo boat destroyers left Newport, R. L, for the manoeuvers in Gardner's Bay and Buzzards Bay, i which will be extended through the month.
 The roller mills and downtown ele- vator of the New Richmond Roller Mills Co.,, at New Richmond, Wis, was destroyed by tire at loss of $250,000.
 The Federal Government declines to pay for uniforms of rockies who at tended Plattsburgh, N. Y., and similar military training camps during the summer.
 Secretary of State Lansing announc- ed that the French Government was sending a separate note on mail seiz- ures and that it was now en route to the United States.
 In a fight during the election Of General Emiliano Chamero as presi- dent of the republic, Salvador, attack ed group of Conservatives shooting and killing four of them. Mai.-Gen. Frederick Funston prais- ed the condition and the spirit of State troops on duty in the Brownsville dis trict, following lis return from the first inspection trip to the border. The United States will not get raw copper from Norway for which nego- tiations have been under way for some time according to dispatch from American Minister Schedeman at Christiana.
 Kentucky and Tennessee coal ope- rators are of the opinion that the country will face a most serious coa famine in it's history before Jan. l, un- T. i n On