Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-26
Circulation Connecticut Proportion to the CTy Population
Condensed Telegrams

Both houses of Parliament adjourn ed until Oct. 10.
 The sub treasury has transferred $325,O00 to San Francisco,
 King Ludwig Ill.,, of Bavaria, has been stricken with apopleXy,
 Four thousand raincoat makers of New York threaten to strike.
 Three boys escaped from the New 1 Jersey RefOrmatory near EsathTay, N. l
 King William WelIes, of the Welles | tribe of gypsies. of Passaic, N. J., is 1 dead.
 The schooner Rieta arrived at Bos- ton with a hole in her bottom, caused l by a sWOrdhsh.
 Gold to the amount of $65o,0o0 was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Spain.
 Conductors and notormen of the Louisville Railway Co. have demanded an increase in wages.
 The Kewanee Coal O., at PikeviIle, has been sold to J. B. and Bruce Rog- CTS of Youngstown, 0.
 The Central Trust Company of Pittsburgh was closed by order of the State Banking Department.
 number of ChiIian students left Santiago, Chtli, to attend different un- iversities in the United States.
 The transport Hancock, en route from New Orleans to Vera Cruz, ran aground at the mouth of the Missi- ssippi River.
 Hamburg bankers and shipping com panies are planning the esta blishment of a new shipbuiIding plant at Ham burg.
 Seven women and three men were | injured as a result of a collision be- tween surface cars on the Greensboro Bridge.
 The Dutch steamer Ryndan and Prins Frederick were compelled by the British to leave all their mail in England.
 The British steamer Quebra has fOundered after sLriIling rocks west of 1 the Big Basket Island, off the coast of Kerry.
 y the Patriotic Sons of America from all parts of Pennsylvania arrived at Phil adeIphia.
 Elliot Wadsworth, of Boston, was l elected vice-chairman and executive head of the American Red Cross, at i Washington.
 1 The Derby Manufacturing company 1 has filed with the secretary of state q l certificate of organization showing l capital of $30Q,GO0. Governor Brumbauqh has appointed Herman L. Collins, of Philadelphia. a trustee for the Home for Training of i Deaf Children.
 Three men were killed and three others seriously injured when two 1 large cranes collapsed at the National Foundry at Erie, Pa. A Russian torpedo boat of the Iarg- i est and most modern type was badly i damaged by an explosion off the Cour- i land Coast on Aug. 22. ! Emil Herter, for almost 30 years ! Thomas A. EdisOn's chief mechanical engineer in the laboratory at the West 1 Orange, N. J., plant is dead. i President Wilson has asked Senate ! leaders to pass at this session the ,biu 1 to increase the Interstate Commerce | Commission to nine members.
 Navigation on the St. Lawrence River was at a standstiu for several hours because of a blanket of heavy smoke from forest fires in Canada.
 Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo announced that the total outstanding war risk incurance policies issued since Sept. 2, 1914, amount to $2,237,859 net
 President Wilson sent to the Senate a list of nominations of physicians to
 be first Heutenants in the medical re- serve corps under the army reorgani-
 zation bill.
 An unidentified woman, about 30 years old, was run down and killed at i Forty first Street and Tenth Avenue l by a limousine car. One of the wheels i passed over her face.
 The cruiser Yankee, which sank in | Buzzards Bay, near Pelinese Island, will be removed by the War Depart ment. The Yankee struck Spindale Rock in a fog in 1909. 1 The Department of Commerce an nounced that a new high record for American imports and exports was reached in the year ending July 30, exports totalling $4,511 100000 and i'm ports $2,237OOO,OOO.
 Mayor Mark M. Eagan of Jersey 1 City announced that unless he received | su cient money to run the City Hos | pital over which he is supervisor, he