Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-30

church at Passaic, N. J., of these 26 | nit the trail. Conditions of both winter and spring what in the Pacific Northwest are un- | usually sound. Edward J. King, cashier of the Dug | ger, Ind, state bank, disappeared, | leaving his accounts short $15,0O0. A scourge of crickets in Grant County, Wis, destroyed 5000 acres of wheat in a single tract.
 Secretary Lane announced the es- tablishment of executive officers of the service at Denver. A dispatch from Geneva, switzer- land, states that the value of the German mark continues to fall.
 Governor J. F. A. Strong of Alaska, vetoed the anti-hanging bill recently passed by the territorial legislature.
 Governor Brumbagh, of Pennsyl- vania will issue proclamation for 8 Statewide good roads day. on May 26.
 Miss Jane Addams was unanimously elected permanent chairman of the Women's Peace Congress at The Hague.
 The strike of coal beavers on the Hamburg, Germany docks was ended when employers granted an increase in wages.
 Anna Stuiginskaitiskitzage of Du- Qoin, H., declares she will be lad to change her name when she marries Frank Matus.
 The United States torpedo boat de- stroyer Tucker, one of the largest in the navy, will be launched at Quincy, Mass, on May 4.
 The first State Bank of Bremond, Texas, was admitted to the Federal Reserve Association It was the six teenth bank admitted.
 One block was wiped out, seven and damage estimated at $4OO,OO0 caused by fire in St. Paul.
 Standard Oil Co.,, of New Jersey, operating 24 steamers under the U. S. flag will advance May 1 the wages of all deck officers $25 a month.
 The army transport Buford sailed from Galveston, Texas, for Christobal, with 413 officers and soldiers to strengthen the canal garrison.
 Secretary and Mrs. William G. Me 'Adoo expect to present another grand child to President Wilson in the White House within the next month.
 The farm near Weston, w. Va, where Stonewall Jackson was reared, will be transformed into a public park and named StonewaIl Jackson park.
 
 Forest fires which have been ravag- ing tracts in the Adirondacks are under control, according to reports re- ceived by State Conservation Com missioner Pratt.
 Frederick w.. Shock a Milwaukee stock broker, was arrested in New York at the request of the Milwaukee police for the theft of $500 from a cus- toner in his home town. One hundred members of the Glas- gow officers training corps began the self-imposed task of making shells, in response to the appeal for unlimited quantities of ammunition.
 death and her little daughter badly in- jured in fire that destroyed their home at Grafton, w. Va, after it had been struck by lightning. A forty mile gale compelled sus- en submarine in Honolulu harbor, and l snapped three of the four hawsers connecting it with the lifting pontoons
 Magistrates in Berlin have fixed bread prices there at 85, 65 and 45 | pfennigs, respectively, for two, one and one-half and one kilogram loaves l and pfennigs for a 75 gramme roll. British labor, leaders definitely abandoned their annual May Day | demonstration in Hyde Park, London because the police insisted on censor | ing their resolutions dealing with the war.
 I Officials of the Chicago, Milwaukee | & St. Paul railroad announce that the ! company ordered specifications pre- pared for building 2,O00 freight cars al it's Milwaukee shops, at a total cost o1 | $2,000,000.
 Carson c. Peck, president of tho ! Brooklyn Times company and vice president and general manager O. | the Woolworth company, died at his home in Brooklyn of diabetes. Hs was 57 years old.
 | A man who terrorized residents ana | StrollerS. on. Riverside. Drive. by threatening them with a revolver wher they refused money, was arrested after he had fired two shots at policeman | He Is believed in sane. President Wilson signed an execu | tive order remaining Culebra Cut il the Panama Canal, as Gaillard Cut, il honor of Col. D. D.. Gaillard, who dieC of disease contracted while a member | of the Isthmus Canal Committee. l Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey O Kansas, and Mrs. John N. Norton, O. | Buffalo, left Washington for thei homes after formally announcing thei candidacy for president-general' of tn, Daughters of the American Revolution in 1917.
 The Right Rev. Bishop John J, NiIaI has announced the appointment O | Rev. Father Grikas of St. Casimir' Roman Catholic church 1 nNew Havel to the pastorate of St. Andrews churcl in New Britain, to fill the vacanc caused by the recent murder of Rev Father Joseph Zebris.
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