Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-12
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 New York milk drivers threaten to strike
 Detroit has population Of s2o,77s, according to the city directory.
 The value of enemy ships seized in Greek ports is 10,000,000 roubles.
 The American liner PhiIadei phia sailed for Liverpool from New York. Thirty eight soup kitchens for small children will be opened in Berlin Oct. 1.
 Baron de Rover de FrauIa, president of the Belgian Red Cross in Holland is dead.
 Gold coin to the amount of $2oo,o0o was withdrawn from the sub-Treasury for shipment to Cuba.
 Augusta Teury, of Cleveland, was killed by electricity while using an electric iron in her home.
 The three-day carnival of the Far Rockaway Mardi Gras Association will be held October 3, 1 and 5.
 Edward J. DecoBpet, stock broker, who died on April 30, last, left an es- | tate appraised at $1,66d,246. The American Red Cross shipped | 4,195 cases of relief supplies to foreign countries at war in August. l Dr.. Rudolph H. Ezdarf, surgeon in charge of the United States Marine Hospital at New Orlean, La, is dead. Fire destroyed all the buildings in 1 Paragon Park, the large summer Seventy per cent of the students en- rolled for the military training at Plattsburg were inoculated against ty- phoid.
 | Samuel Hill of Seattle returned to 1 New York on the American liner St. l Louis, after attending a conference on relief work ill Belgium. The Birmingham, Ala, bakers as- sociation announced that, beginning | today, 10 cents would be the price of a 2O-ounce loaf of bread. Fire destroyed the plant of the Fly l drocarbon Products Co. at Lorillard two miles from Keansburg, N. J. The ] loss is in excess of $50,000. | French gold coin to the amount of 1 s2,S00,000 received from Canada was deposited at the Assay Office to the credit of J. P. Morgan 6 Co. 
 l Two hundred and twenty nine firms | are holding 5,000,000 cases of eggs in l cold storage, according to reports to the Department of Agriculture.
 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, speak ing at Lowell, Mass, criticized Presi- dent Wilson's foreign policy and at ! tackled the Adamson Eight-Hour bill
 Gen. Luis Botha, Premier of the South African Union, announced that an arrangement had been made to send 10000 natives to France for dock tlabor.
 ! According to a statement issued by , the Interstate Commerce Commission 96 railroads, operating 110,388 miles 1 during July show a gross earning of 1 $177,526,651.
 A Federal investigation of the Ma tiona1 Association of Master Bakers plan to make the price of small leave of bread cents instead of five cents was started
 1 Felix Coleman, coIored, was arrest ed at Berlin, Conn.,, last night, charged | with the murder of Washington Jack | son, coloTed. at Haverstraw, N. Y, on Aug. 2S last.
 Ehenezer J. Hill of Norwalg<, repre- sentative from the Fourth Connecti- cut district, was renominated by accla- . nation by the Republican convention at Bridgeport.
 pr. Herman M. Riggs, State Commis- 1 sioner of Health, will leave for Ro- chester today, to undergo operation for cancer of the stomach by the famous Mayo brothers.
 i PatroIman Thomas Shields, of Brooklyn, was badly injured when he fell into a pit in the New York Rail- ways Co. barns at 50th Street and I Seventh Avenue. John Herrick, charged with the n7ur- l der of Mrs. Michael Leary of Worcester 1 while she was a guest at his home at 1 Gloucester, Mass, on September 8 1 pleaded not guilty.
 
 cred the deportation of B. Priam, whom the British Minister accuses of solicit | ing funds in Panama to foment a rev. ! olutiOn in India. William Fosarty, of the vaudeville team of Fogarty and Kirk. was in stantly killed by falling from his room on the seventh floor of the Somerset Hotel in New York. Lieut.. Louis A MerriIIat, formerly star Army athlete, arrived at West Point from the Mexican border to take up his duties as one of the coaches of | the Army football team. Guy Walker was killed by .an cleo trical shock while measuring oil in a tank car in the freight yards of the New York, Westchester & Boston Rail- road Co. at White Plains, N. Y. The executive committee of the T T0sosr ,se, r