Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-15

review the New York police parade
on April "a.
DR.. Lewis WaIdstein, well-known
pathologist, physician and author,
died in London.
The GreeneviIIe, Pa, mill of the
Carnegie Steel Co., resumed opera
tions on full time.
There are more theatres in Italy in
proportion to the population than in
any other country
Marquis Jules della chiesa, a broth
er of Pope Benedict, died, according
to a dispatch from Genoa.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
against the Metcalf Company of New
York, silversmiths, capital $4,000.
Former Senator Burton of Ohio left
Lima, Peru, after several days there,
to resume his tour of South America.
The advace of ST a ton was an
nounced in Pittsburgh by the more
important steel shafting manufactur-
erS.
An issue of $75,ooo, 900 six-months'
British Treasury bills was placed in
London at an average of about 3a4
per cent.
Four women taken in a saloon raid at
Paterson, N j., were sentenced" by
Recorder j. F. Carol to attend Billy
Sundays service.
Defences of the Panama Canal are
condition" according to Major-Gen
eral Wood who arrived at New Or
leans from Panama
Founders Day was celebrated at the
University of Virginia, Charlottes-
vile, Va, by the unveiling Of a bronze
statue of Thomas Jefferson.
Women street car conductors are be-
women conductors are to be installed
to replace men called to war.
Thomas w. PoiIe, a wealthy retired
stock broker, shot and killed himself
at his home at Ironsides, Md, where
he lived recluse for three years.
Newsboys from Baltimore called on
President Wilson and presented a per-
init that would allow him to sell
papers in the streets of Baltimore.
Two hundred inmates of the Chicago
State Hospital for the Insane were
rescued from a fire that destroyed an
annex. The loss is estimated at $50.-
900.
A resolution to submit state wide
prohibition amendment to the voters
was defeated in the Florida senate.
The house phad passed such resolu-
ton.
Several additional courses for mis-
sionary practice are to be added to
ho iOr111 30 O-I@
Religion, according to an announce
ment.
BY vote of 81 to 1s, the New York
Senate passed the Sage bill creating
a State single-headed hospital com
mission to take charge of the State
hospitals.
The launch Husky, with IL men
made harbor at Port Los Angeles after
having been blown thirty miles out
of her course. She was reported
missing last night.
delegation of fifty women sailed
from New York on the steamer Moor
dam on their way to The Hague to
attend the Women's Peace Confer
ence to be held there.
Rear-Admiral Pond, in command OF
the naval defense district of the Pa
cif1c, was named by Secretary Daniels
to take command of the Pacific re-
serve fleet at Puget Sound.
Mrs. John Chapman, who was g
famous hostess when her husband
was editor Of the Westminster Re-
view is an inmate Of a London DOOR.
house. She is 80 years of age.
About 800 men will get work by the
20 l. a
Pennsylvania Iron & Coal Co., Canal.
dover, Ohio, which will take place az
soon as it can be placed in readiness
President Poincare of France ant
Minister Of War Miller left Dunkirl
for Paris after visit Of three day.
with the French and Belgium troops
and King Albert in the vicinity o.
Dunkirk.
Four men and one boy were blown
to pieces, and forty persons seriousl,
injured by mysterious explosion tha'
caused fire that gutter the big city
herring market at Lerwick, Shetland
| Islands.
John 3. Scarlet, former director O
the wercked Roseville Trust Co., wa.
convicted of conspiracy resulting from
| the collapse Of the bank. Two week.
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| his accounts.
Three men were drowned and tw,
others narrowly escaped the sam,
fate when the United States mai
boat between Bayfield, and La Pointe
Wis, was crushed In the ice of Che
quamagon Bay.
| Demands for increases in wages O
from 10 to 20 per cent. were made b,
| fathers and bricklayers, sheet mea
| workers, hod-carriers, scaffold build
ers, mortar mixers and common lab
orers in Pittsburgh.
President Wilson declared tha
American. women. delegates to tn
peace conference at The Hague, nov
on their way tho the meeting, hav
no official status as far as the Unite,
| States is concerned.
| Only 1872 professional football play
ers out of about 1900 in the Englisl
league teams have enlisted in tn
Football Battalion, which was espec
tally organized to bring professions
football players to the colors.