Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-08

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Hall, a sanatorium at Flushing, went !
on strike.
Joseph T. Miller was arrested at
Newark, n. j., charged with selling
lottery ticket.
Twenty six firemen at the Connec-
ticut Trolley Co. power house at New
Haven, went on strike.
Thomas A. Brown ieaped from the
thirteenth story of the Fourth Nation
al Bank Building at Atlanta.
Gen. Cipriano Castro, former presi-
dent of Zenzuela, sailed on the steam
ship Carolina for Porto Rico.
One death, that Of an eight months
old girl occurred at the New Haven
hospital from jnfantile paralysis
President Wilson was endorsed
unanimously at San Francisco at q
conference of California Prosressives
A two story hosiery mill, owned by
Harry Smalley Of Philadelphia, was
destroyed by fire at a loss of $4,000
Mrs. Garrett Droppers, wife OF the
American minister to Greece, arrived
on the Greek liner Vasuefs COnstan-
tinos.
Two bodies of worE<nen buried in
the explosion in the water works tun-
mel at Cleveland a week ago were re
covered.
The life of Che Government Bureau
of War Risk Insurance was extended
until Sept. 2, 1917 in a bill passed by
the Senate.
George and Harry Duncan OF Phil
adelphia were drowned while bathing
in the Chester Valley Greek, near
HOwellVille-
Traffic was held up on trolley cars
and railroad at Mount Vernon, ILL.,,
when a swarm of bees aliShted on
switch stand.
Two French seanaen, picked up off
| the Banks of Newfoundland, arrived at
New York on the French bark Rene
| from Liverpool.
Ira Nelson Morris Of Chicago, Amer
| lean minister Of Sweden sailed for
1 I[trlwau on the Norwegian-Arner
| steamer Bergensfjord.
/ Two persons were killed and seven
! injured in collision between two au-
! tonobiles at the bridge spanning
! Jobs Greek, Atlantic City.
| The TUG Thomas +. Tinmins, which
| figured in the movements of the sub
marine Deutschland, is to have its
name changed to the Hansa.
Warden T. M. Osborne Of Sing Sing,
according to reports from the prison,
! is to retire from office, and George W.
| Kirchwey is to succeed him.
Boat crews from the battIeship
FLORIDA won two of the five trophies
contested for at the annual regatta Of
the Atlantic fleet at Newport, h. l.
| A tank containing $4,000 barrels Of
oil owned by the Southwestern
PennsvIvania Pipe Lines Go. de-
| stroyed by fire at loss of $l25,OO0.
! The ocean tug Albert J. Stone, from
New Bedford for New York was
blown up and sunk 1t struck rock
off Warren Point, in BuZzard's Bay.
In response to petition signed by
residents, Deputy Chief Of Police How
ard Call of Paterson n. j., vii a5S'r 5.l
q cleanup campaign in the negro dls-
trict.
It has been decided by the Peruvian
Supreme Court that the British black
list of traders in neutral countries can
in Peru.
Resident of Trenton, N. j. hav,
asked the State Board of Education [,
remove George Bischoff as chairman o
the school board Of Gutenberg, Eud'
son county.
officials OF the PhfIa. Rapid Transi
Go. were given 80 hours in which t.
, grant higher pay and recognition o
the union to assume responsibility 10
l strike on all lines.
The War Department has ordered {
[ board of officers to meet at the spring
field, Mass, armOry on Aug. 10 to con
tduct tests with various types Of auto
matte machine guns.
: H. s. Demerest, president OF Rutge
: College at New Brunswick, n. j., an
nounced a fOur-day celebration, to be
: gin Oct II 10 mark the 150th ami
! Versary Of the college.
The trolley strikers Of the West
chester Electric Railroad In Noun
Vernon and New Rochelle and Of tn
Yonkers Railroad Co. received thei
first benefit payments OF 50 each
Senator Colherson, chairman of tn
judiciary committee, introduced IN IN
Senate q series Of bills designed b
- the Department OF JuSL4Ce TO eLLoIC
y the neutrality laws Of the Unite
+ States.
= Robert MecersEsy Butt, Of the Sew
: enth Regiment, National Guard Of Ne
9 York who arrived at New York F'rida
. from the Mexican border is in $
i Iluke'a hospital suffering from typhoi
>, fever,
d" William BFys, aged 67, suffered
: nunetuFa Of tha lung and the brealIin
9 Of several Flbg when he fell from II
p third story Of HE homo in Ner3deI
shortly before e'oleelt Monday morn
Ing,
Z. General David MeMurtrIe Greg
ferlner auditor general of pennaylvs
10 nIe. and the last Of the union Officer
ran king 'as general who fought
Gettysburg, died ct Reading last nigh
IA He WRs So years old,
- Anathea Cow eueeumlbs te Anthrax