Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-04

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Mayor Mitchell vetoed the bill es- tablishing the City of Rockaway.
 For the first time in 25 years, there | was no May Day celebration through l out Germany. 1
 In special election; the town of Newburgh, N. Y., voted for a commits sion form of government. succeeded in engraving the Lords Prayer on the head of pin.
 Operation of the new s2,ooo,ooo plant of the Central Steel Co.,, of Columbia Heights, Ohio, began yesterday.
 The coast guard cutters TalIaposa and Ossippee were launched at the Newport News, Va, shipyard.
 Two robbers held up the four clerks of the Hanover Shoe store in Pater- son, N. J., and escaped with S195.
 The steamer St. Louis sailed for for New York with APT passengers, much the largest list in five months.
 Arrested in Harlem for begging, Patrick Johnson produced bank books showing deposits amounting to s1,5O0.
 DanviIIe, H., was voted dry by the City Council in special meeting for the first time in the history of the city.
 A four battIeshiP program will be demanded next year by the National Security League, it was announced in Washington.
 Socialists throughout Spain and Switzerland held demonstrations de- nouncing militarism in general, and the present war.
 25,ooo persons watched 5000 men of the navy at var play at Norfolk, Va. at the first naval carnival ever held in that section.
 President Wilson will be nominated for a second term and will sweep the country" said United States Senator Atlee POmerene of Ohio.
 May was observed throughout Hungary as Abstain from smoking day. The money thus saved was giv- en to a fund for invalid soldiers.
 The will of the late meat packer and grain man, John Cudahy, filed for pro- bate at Chicago, leaves the entire es- tate to the widow and four children.
 Following the lead of King George, American Ambassador Walter H. Page at London has barred liquors from his table during the duration of the war.
 Storm tossed for more than 4s hours, the steamship Northern Pacific arrived at San Francisco, from the Orient, with 200 passengers aboard. She lost her rudder.
 In rat exterminating contest, near Jourdanton, Tex, Guido Struve of Campbellton won the first prize, a thoroughbred Jersey COW. He killed 17,071 rats.
 Eleven members of the crew of the steamer Victoria, which foundered near the Coronado Islands off the Pa cific coast, were picked up by the steamer Flyer.
 The new French battIeship Langue- dock when launched at Bordeaux left the ways with such speed that it struck and crushed a lighter, killing three persons.
  of Bristol, Vt, committed suicide by hanging at the home of A. B. c. Dem ing, where she boarded. She had been Respondent.
 pr. John Cameron Anderson of Montclair was found fatally injured in the woods near Eagle Rock, N. J., with a bullet in his head, and a re- volver by his side.
 Thomas M. Chase, 6e years old, re- puted wealthy and retired Haver- hill. Mass, ice dealer, was found dead in his room. Death was caused by in- haling Illuminating gas.
 Andrew Osborne, aged 64, of Con- gers, N. Y, was killed near there when a big boulder, loosened by a dynamite blast, rolled down a noun tain side and struck him
 Seventy thousands short measure milk bottles manufactured by East ern milk bottle concerns, and slod as full measure containers, have been confiscated in Los Angeles.
 Major Hans won Wolf, of the Royal Saxon Artillery, son-in-law of St John Gaffney, American Consul General at Munich, was wounded in the recent fighting near Ypres.
 B. n. Balteyy HhlIa0eiPhla yourh held in Cleveland charged with steal | ing a jitney bus from Atlantic City, N. J., will have to drive to jail, talk ing the car and his captors from Cleveland to Atlantic City.
 The bodies of Morris M. Shtrumps- man and his sister, Rosie Shtrumps- man, employed on a farm on the out skirts of Wakefield, Mass, were found in building in the woods with bull 1 let wounds in their heads.
 Crown Prince Alexander of Servia received pr. Richard P. Strong, head of the American Sanitation Commis- | sion. in Servia, and expressed thanks for the assistance given the Servian | people by the United States.
 The two British warships doing pa troI duty off New York harbor were joined yesterday by large four-fun- | neI cruiser and lgiht armored | cruiser, the former flying what ap- peared to be the flag of a rear-ad- miral.
 Ice prices in New York have start ed on their annual flight. Several of