Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03

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 Iron coins will be introduced in Bel gium by the Germans.
 Governor Whitman will give hear ing on the Albany Post Road Bill on Wednesday.
 Secretary Bryan signed an order re- quiring the watchman in his depart ment to wear uniforms.
 Fire drove 1so guests from the Courtland Hotel in Canton. Ohio, and caused loss of s4o.oOO.
 Irwin Davis, an Erie trainman was seriously injured when he fell from a train near Middletown. N. r.
 The greater portion of the town of Hillman, Mich, was destroyed by fire that caused s2Oo.00O damage.
 Three attempts to float the steamer Minnesota, aground at the entrance to the inland sea of Japan have failed.
 Evelyn D'AIroy, the well-known English actress, died in London, fol- lowing an operation for appendicitis.
 A s15,ooo,ooo South African Az per cent five to ten-year issue was au- thorized in London. The price is 9S1z.
 Edward c. Miller was appointed postmaster of Fort Wayne, Ind, and William F. Delaney at New Britain. Conn.
 Billy Sunday declared in Paterson, N. J., that he had refused an offer of $175,O00 to appear in the movies for year.
 Governor Rye of Tennessee received a "Black Hand" letter, written in Italian and threatening him with death.
 Colonel Roosevelt will go to New Orleans on June 1, and will spend week tarpoon fishing off the Gulf coast.
 In a crusade to boom matrimony, elibible maids and bachelors in Smith Centre. Kan, will be posted like un- claimed letters.
 James Duffy, prominent Canadian long distance runner, was killed at the front while serving in the Ca nadian contingent.
 J. D. Rockefeller has added 105 acres to his Tarryton, N. r., estate by ac- quiring the John Webber property at Tarrytonw Heights.
 Five alleged counterfeiters were cap- tured in a raid on a farm house at n n hxT fnc agent and local polisce.
 Edward Q. Eaton, one of the organ izers and president of the Columbia Monograph Co.,, died at the Central Valley, N. Y., sanitarium.
 President Wilson will not establish an office at the summer White House in Cornish. N. H., but will spend most of his time in Washington.
 The Panama-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco will be the objective point of a 10000 mile cruise of the Annapolis midshipmen this year.
 Antique jeweIry valued at S20,000 tion of Robert de Rutafjael, F. R. G. s. on exhibition at No. 734 Fifth Ave. NeiII Forsyth manager of the Royal Opera Convent Garden, was drowned while fishing with his wife in the River Spay, near Grantown, Scotland. President Wilson announced he is willing to serve as umpire in accor- ance with an arbitration treaty being negotiated between Hazardville China.
 Contracts amounting to $3,oo0, 900 for the construction of 200-by-product coke ovens at Struthers, Ohio were awrded by the Youngstown Sheet & | Tubs Co.
 Mrs. EmeIia carranza, wife of Col. | Sebastian Caranza, brother of General Carranza, first chief of the Mexican | constituencies, died at San Antonio, | Tex, aged 56.
 President Wilson will open the Pan ama-American Financial Congress in Washington on May A, and will vel come the delegates from Central and | South America.
 Don Luis Isquierdo, Chilian delegate | to the Panama-American financial congress to be held in Washington May A, arrived at New York on the steamer Carillo.
 | The three e-masted schooner Flora A. | AlHIodA' oI bdhSor, Me, aSnore on Barneget bar, on the New Jersey coast, was ref1oated with the aid of a | wrecking steamer. President Wilson declined to yield | to the demands of the engineers and | fremen in the strike waged against western railroads and remove Secre- tary Charles Nagle as one of the arbf- | trators.
 By the McWhitney bill, signed by | Governor Whitman, the state of New | York appropriates $995, 900 to acquire | lands for the proposed Long Island | Canal. The Federal Government will | construct the waterway.
 The whaleship Pythia and the | American steamer Iceland are load | ing cotton at Galveston for Gothen- | burg, Germany. They are the first l cnttcr, Sl,iras. tc, z.