Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-01

Eugene Sullivan of Atlantic City. \. J., was kiued Nueu he fell from his bicycle beneath the wheels of a heavy motor truck.
 Three explosions occurred under the printing office of the Menace, a weekly newspaper at Springfield, Ohio. The damage was slight.
 John Dee, wireman, was critically
 burned at Hartford when his side
 came in contact with a live wire while
 he was working on a repair job.
 Private sturgfs of Company M., First Infantry, was. struck by train and killed when crossing a drawbridge from the State camp at Peekskill.
 The National Guard Field Day held at Sheepshead Bay Speedway netted
 about $7,OOO for dependent families of militiamen now on the border,
 William Ryan, deserter from the goth Infantry in Mexico, is reported to
 be in Juarez in the uniform of a lieu tenant-colOn of the Mexican army. Lieut.. Col. De Rosey c. CabeIl, chief of staff of the eEpedIionary force in Mexico, has been promoted and assign ed to command of the Tenth Cavalry Only two new cases of fnfantiIe paralysis were reported to the state board of health yesterday. One was | from Lebanon. the other from sharon Plans for establishing Federal labor clearing houses in every state were announced by Commissioner Caminette if the Immigration Bureau at Wash ton.
 2 56 miles long, has been sold by the Santa Fe and the Union Pacific, joint owners, for $250,0O0, to Kansas City in | terests.
 An unidentified man was killed east ] of Milford station Of the New Haven ! railroad by a passenger express. The man was about 45 years old and well | dressed.
 Victor E. Innis, recently sentenced l to seven years imprisonment for lar l Ceny of trust funds was denied a new | trial by Supreme Judge Ben Till at At l lanta, Ga,
 Two persons were killed and two i others seriously injured when the au- tomobile in which they were riding was struck by a trolley car at Niagara Falls, Ont.
 The Canadian Car 6 Foundry Co.,, of l Kingsland, N. J., which has been man ufacturing shells for England and Rus sia has done away with it's night shift of 800 men.
 William r. Conner, Sarah Bernhardt's American representative, sailed for 1 Bordeaux on the steamship Lafayette to bring the French actress back for one more American tour. Judson H. Boughton, president of the Great Lakes Boat Building Corp, at Milwaukee, died of injuries received Thursday when his motor boat was de- stroyed by an explosion of gasoline.
 Former Congressman Ralph D. Cole, of Ohio, announced he had declined the tender of the chairmanship of the | National Speakers Bureau, offered by l the Republican National Committees Representative Hayden of Arizona introduced a resolution asking the Federal Trade Commission to inVesti- gate alleged violations of the anti | trust laws by meat packing cOmapnies
 More than 100 passengers on the l Baltimore & Ohio train No. 12, St Louis to New York, escaped injury or death when eight cars of the train air were derailed near Parkersburg, w
 Va.
 Lieut.. W. s. Nicholas, commander ] of the destroyer Terry, was placed on 1 trial before 2 general court martial at 1 the Navy Yard at Charleston; g. C. on charges growing out of the ground ! ing of the Terry off SantO Domingo.
 While playing in the street at Hart 1 ford, May Sheffe, 5 years old, was l struck by an automobile and instantly killed The driver Of the machine. 1 Irving J. Avery of Hartford. was taken 1 into custody because he did not carry 1 his license. Bystanders say the acCi- | dent was unavoidable.