Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05

The Golfers Light, Heat 6 Power Co.,, at Albany. has increased it's cap ital from $50,OCO to $5O0,oOO.
 Pope Benedict is said to be plead ing with Germany not to resume an extensive submarine warfare.
 William Prest of Boston was named by Governor Mccall as member of the licensing board of the city.
 Gold coin to the amount of $5OO,- 900 was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Spain.
 Twelve hundred miners employed in the Theford asbestos mines near Sherbrooke, Que, went on strike.
 The Minnesota, one of the largest. steamships afoat, has been bought by the United States Steamship Co.
 The New Haven railroad announced that it's freight embargo put in force July 26, would continue until further notice.
 Campbell whyto, Pacific Coast amateur golf star, was killed while fighting with the British at the French front.
 The First Regiment, New York Ma tiOnal Guard, which has been en- camped at PeekskilI, entrained for it's home stations.
 Premier Asquita announced that the $500 600 gift recently made by King George would be devoted to general war purposes.
 Provision was made by the war de-. partment for the training of National Guard machine gun companies in fed- eraI service.
 Guards were placed about the gun factory of the Aetna Explosives Co.,, at Gary, Ind, following a strike of 150 Greek laborers.
 Graham TambIyn, year old son Of of Rev. and Mrs George O. Tamblyn, of Bridgeport, died at Liberty, N. Y, of infantile paralysis.
 Ambassador Page left London for Liverpool from which port he sails on the American liner Philadelphia for the United States.
 Capt. Lewis H. Mercy, the only sur viving American officer of the Carri- gal fight, returned to his regiment af- ter being on sick leave.
 The new hydro- -aeropIane of the Rhode Island Naval Militia struck a
 
 Point in Narragansett Bay.
 The widow of Joseph Chamberlain, British statesman, and the Rev. Will liam Hartley Carnegie, were married at Westminster Abbey. London
 The naval collier Neptune is pre- pairing to sail for Haitien and Mexi- can waters with the largest cargo ever carried by a naval collier. 
 The house passed a bill that will make railroad and steamship com pantes liable for the full value of freight lost or damaged in transit British Ambassador Spring -,Rice notified the state department of the release by Great Britain of several consignments of captured securities. Director of Public Safety Hague, of Jersey City, announced that the rail- roads with terminals in Jersey City had agreed not to bring in explosives.
 Professor G. Saunders, state ento- mOlogist of Wisconsin, was asked to l accept the position of economic zoolo- gist of the University of PennsyIva nia.
 The Japanese steamship Hawaii Maru, bound from Oriental ports for l Tacoma, Wash. has been quarantined at Yolzohoma, owing to an outbreak of cholera on board. S. A. Bradford, cashier of the bank of GuntersviIIe, Ala, committed sui l eide when Q state bank examiner an nOunced discovery of an alleged short age in Bradford's books. A work car drawn by a locomotive of the Central Railroad of New Jer- | sey was overturned at the foot of ! East 2Sth street, Bayonne, N. ., and | 15 labOrers On the car were hurt.
 The body of Miss Charlotte Dumas, of Plattsburg, N. Y, who was in stantly killed at Wilmington Notch by being thrown fifty feet down a cliff from an automobile, has been recOv- cred.
 Fred NibIo, actor, was granted per- mission by Surrogate Fowler to open the safe deposit box of his wife, the late Josephine COhan NibIo at the Manhattan Storage Co.,, to search for a will.
 Eight battleship loads of citizen sailors have been enlisted from all over the country for the P1attsburgh ports Aug. 15 and cruise at sea a month.
 The American Red Cross has trans nitted to the German government through the state department Eng lands final terms for the shipment | of American hospital supplies into 1 Germany.
 Fire destroyed the Brooklyn Indus l trial Home for the Blind, at Nos. 108 to 112 Livingston street. Twenty l sight1ess workers left the building only I5 minutes before the blaze was l discovered
 George Root, sheriff, and a posse l of deputies of Rochester, N. Y, have captured Fred Olsowsky, 6. farm hand, who set fire to four barns, one house and four straw stacks near Mascow, | Livingston county. 1 The fe.000 Pennsylvania quardsmen doing border duty will not be deprived | of their right to vote at the presi- dential election next November, ac- ! corrding to Q, statement by Attorney | General Francis s. Brown.