Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-04
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The Chicago Board of Trade will be
closed for business next Monday, ju-
dicial election day.
The Duke de ApuIia, aged n, en-
listed as a private in the Italian army,
and departed for the front.
Twenty-Five hundred graduates re-
ceived their degrees at the commence
ment of Columbia University.
Sir Arthur Herbert Church, noted
chemist, and author of books on
chemistry, died in london, aged 81.
Yale University will receive $780,
900 from the estate Of Charles H
Farnam, Jr., who recently died in
Paris.
Lumber and coal yards of the Tay-
lor- Goodwin Co.. Haverhill, Mass,
were destroyed by fire at a loss Of
100000.
appointed a third corporal in the first
company of the Third Zoauves at
Constantinople.
Emperor William ordered that no
works of living Italian composers may
be performed in German theatres
during the war.
The Opposition introduced in the
japanese House of Representative
resolution expressing lack of conf
dence in the Cabinet.
An order for 100000 pairs of shoes
for the army was placed with a COM
pany at Binghampton, N. Y, by the
Rumanian government.
Orders were issued by the military
authorities forbidding officers and
men of the German army to visit cafes
or wine rooms in Berlin.
The State of Sonora, northwestern
Mexico, is under the government of
Yaqui Indians, who have proclaimed
a republic of their own.
The cup defense yacht ResoIute was
launched at the Herreshon shops,
Bristol, r. l., where she has been laid
up since last September.
Contracts were obtainabIe by the
Carnegie Steel Co., for $4,000 tons of
steel for three ocean steamships to
be built at eastern yards.
Sixteen hundred children left st.
GabriePs Parish school, New York,
in two minutes when fire was dis
covered in the basement.
The famous eiIded horses on the
| Cathedral of st. Marks at Venice were
removed for fear that they might be
damaged by hostile airmen.
The Norwegian freighter Anita,
which lay wrecked for months on a
| West Indies reef, reached New York
in tow of the steamer Rescue.
Francesca chinigo, the Albanian pa
triot leader, will form an Albanian
| legion at Naples to fight with the
| Italian army against Austria.
Prince Teano, former deputy, and
| son of the Duke of Sermoneta, at one
time Italian foreign minister. Joined
the Socialist Reformist party.
The British steamer ST. Helena, to
| sail from Galveston for Rotterdam in
a few days, will carry 250, 900 bushels
| of wheat for Belgian relief work.
Although the Panama Canal is in
condition to allow the passage of
| battleships the Atlantic fleet will not
go to the Pacific Ocean, as planned.
The body of girl taken from Lake
|
| Bond Coney, of New York, a worker
at the Northwestern University Set
| tlement.
Police Commissioner Woods of New
| York announced he had issued an
order directing captains to excuse
from duty patrolmen subpoenaed as
| witnesses.
The barracks at the Town of Halle
| in Saxony, occupied by captured of
| f1cers were accidentally destroyed by
fire None Of the officers prisoners
| was hurt.
Walter and Nelson Freeze, aged
nine and eleven, respectively, were
| burned to death when their fathers
farm buildings at Guilford, NJ, were
destroyed.
Resolutions faVoring pensions for
mothers, policewomen and legislation
to uplift the morals of the communi-
| ty were adopted by the Vermont
Federation of Women"s clubs.
Secretary Bryan denied reports that
the State Department received affi-
davits asserting that the Lusitania
was armed and carried explosives or
her last voyge from New York.
Mrs. John 3. Jackson, wife of the
former United States Minister to Ru-
mania, was decorated by the Rumani-
an government for her aid in Red
Cross work during the Balkan wars.
Captain Lane of the steamer Winni-
of Na1 n-fn From