Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25

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 Bulgaria is in the American market for rails.
 The recapture of PrzemysI cost Ger many 150,o00 men.
 Weather conditions are ideal all over the entire grain belts.
 The Canadian wheat crop is estimat- ed at 26o,OO0,O0O bushels.
 The Prince of Wales celebrated his 21st birthday at the front.
 Italy suspended the import duty on all grains until January, 1916.
 Storms snd showers have broken the hot spell in the Southwest.
 Commodore William H. Reehler, U. $. N., retired, died at Annapolis.
 Alexandria Day was observed in London in honor of the Queen Mother.
 At the 146th commencement of Dart mouth College, 243 students received degrees.
 Four men arrested at the Jamaica race track, charged with bookmaking, were held in $500 bail.
 The annual conference of the Inter national Missionary Union began at Clifton Springs, N. Y.,.
 Anna Wagner, four years old of Mas peth. L. l., received fatal burns while playing about a bonfire.
 Application for admission in the Federal Reserve system was made by the Old Trust Co., of Boston.
 Fire destroyed three stores at North Tonawanda, N. Y, causing damage of $1OO,OOO. One fireman was injured.
 After living in the United States 5 years. J. AL Ventonhine, an AIsatiau aged S3, applied for naturalization papers.
 It was reported in Paris that Ru- large orders for cartridges in the United States.
 Secretary Daniels ordered an in quiry into the reported collision be- tween submarines G-1 end G-4 off Sandy Hook.
 Private Miller, of Bangor, Me-, who joined the Canadian contingent sent to Europe. is a prisoner of war at Gles- sen, Germany.
 The yacht Vanitie, built for the de- fense of America's cup, collided with a yawl in Long Island sound. Little damage was caused.
 e. JL, 1 ~ .L..-J + Providence by commanderies of the Knights Templars from Rhode Is land and Massachusetts.
 orvilIe +. Wright the aeroplane in ventor, received the honorary degree mencement Of Trinity College.
 A profit of S61,ooo from the opera tion of the Panama-Paciiic Exposition from the opening to June 13. was re- rcrteG to the board of directors.
 Auctions of town sites along the route of the government railroad be- tween Seward and Fairbanks, Alaska, will begin at Ship Creek on July 9.
 James J. Goodwin, a former partner of J P. Morgan, and one of the wealthiest men in Connecticut, died at his home in Hartford, aged so years. 
 An order for 500 standard, 40-ton In tercolonial Railway freight cars was received by the Canadian Car & Foun- dry Co. from the Canadian Govern ment.
 A bachelor and spinister tax, grad uated according to age mas been i'm Austria villages to meet deficits caused Ey tce war.
 Five men, four of them negro sol diers at Fort Riley, Kas., were drown ed in the Republican river at Junction City, Kas., as a result of the capsiz- ing of a small boat.
 One murder indictment and one se- cret preSentment were included in the 98 true bills reported by the June term of the grand jury in the Su- perior court at Providence.
 The sailing of the White Star liner Arabic from Ne wYork for England was delayed three hours by the late arrival of 60 automobile trucks and 30 aeroplanes for shipment to the Allies.
 Founding of the James J. Hill pro- feSsorship of transportation in the Graduate School of Business A Administration with an endowment of 3 olEOsUO was dIlI4OuLCC0 ny 1OSlNSLII Lowell.
 Paving and strapped in g. straight jacket, a. man giving the name of B1oomfein, is under arrest in a Phila- delphia hospital, suspected of being the ripper who killed two children in New York.
 For distinguished service ia the field in France Victoria Crosses were awarded to Capt. Francis Scrimger, F W. Hall and to Lance Corporal Frederick Frederick Fisher, all Canadians.
 The Widener Memorial Library, pre- sented to Harvard University by Mrs. Eleanor Elkins Widener of PhiIadel- 1 phia in memory of her son, Harry FL ] l1ins Widener, a victim of the Titanic was dedicated.
 Proposed increases in freight rates 1 on coal over roads operating from l Tlliois mines to Chicago and points in | Wisconsin and North Dakota were l until December 29 by the l Interstate Commerce Commission.