Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-13

S&hO0s ." SHSA sASHs ~ SH
Condensed kilograms
Canada had 1os,7eo men under arms
and at the front on May 1.
The output of the Rand gold mines |
during April totaled 744,000 fine ounc- |
es.
Fire almost wiped out the town of |
Pleasureville, KY, at a loss of $780, |
900.
President Wilson's Philadelphia
speech was received with approval in
London.
Kaiser William witnessed battle
Division in GaIcia.
A police guard was assigned to the
piers of the North German Lloyd line
in Hoboken, fearing riots.
The balance of trade in favor of the
United States during the week ended
May last was s20,555,707
Professor Karl Lamprecht, profess
sor of history in the University of
Leipsic, Germany, died there.
Montenegro is to be included in the
operation of the American Red Cross
in it's fight against typhus in Servia
RevoIutionists under DIR. Rosalvo
Bobo were defeated by Haytien Gov
ernment forces in battle near Cape
Haytien.
The trial of Porter Charlton for the
June 8, 1910, will begin at Como early
in July.
Joseph De Long, the oldest resident
and the only centenarian of Williams
burg, Brooklyn, died at his home there,
aged 101.
The steamer Dixie towing the Amer
lean floating theatre sank in three
minutes in the Mississippi River near
KeOkuk, Ia.
Mrs. Jane Keorney, aged 80, was
burned to death in her home in New
York when her dress caught fire from
a gas range.
One hundred thousand German fug-
itiVes are reported to have reached
Lugano, Switzerland, from Italy in the
last three days.
Russian flag day was observed in
London and throughout England.
Money was raised for the comforts of
the Russian wounded
In a new Canadian casualty list is
sued in Ottawa. the name of Private
Thomas Kennedy, of Struther, Ohio,
| appears among the killed.
Two hundred and ten persons charg-
ed with scattering rubbish in parks,
or trampling on grass, were fined from
81 to 50 in New York courts.
A Swiss engineer, who arrived at
! Geneva from Hamburg declared the
| shipyards there were turning out three
| finished submarines a month.
The Reverend Leonard Francis Tyr
whit, Canon of ST. Georges Chapel,
| Windsor, and chaplain in ordinary to
| theKing, is in London hospital
wounded
More than 500 members of the
| Daughters of the American ReVolu-
tion attended the oath annual state
| convention of he organization held in
| Brooklyn.
The Pennsylvania House passed the
| CdlllII DllI OI1HS1IlS IilG SIlIplOS SS III
| the anthracite coal fields under the
provisions of the proposed workmen's s
compensation act.
The Chinese minister called at the
State department and communicated a
| statement from his government an
nouncing its accession to the modified
| Japanese demands.
Frank E. SouIe of New Milford has
| been appointed an examiner in the
| state banking department. He is con-
sidered one of the leading expert ac-
countants of the state.
The strike ordered by the Neptune
| Association of officers of coastwise
| steamships entering New York, ac-
| cording to a statement issued last
| companies has failed.
| The Chancery court in London nam
| ed Weston B. Woodbridge, legal repre-
! sentative of Charles Frohman, receiv-
| er and manager for the Frohman
properties in Great Britain.
Thomas Mahoney, 21, branded as the
meanest of thieves was held under
! $500 bail for stealing $S.25 in pennies
| from the poor boxes Of the Church of
the Sacred Heart New York
A decrease of II per cent in the
| watermelon acreage in North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
| Alabama and Texas, is estimated by
| the Department of Agriculture.
The New York Court of Appeals up
held the contention Of Attorney GEN
eral Egbert E. Woodbury. that Indians
are amendable to the fish and game
law and liable to prosecution for vio-
| lating it.
Gov. HoTconb sent his first veto
message to the general assembly yes
terday. He declined to approve a bill
| which would make compulsory the at
tendance of deaf and defective child
rem at school.
Secretary Daniels designated the
| Rev. julius w. Atwood, Episcopal
Bishop of Arizona to offer the invo-
cation at the launching of the dread
| nought Arizona at the Brooklyn Navy
| Yard on June 10.
Moses Menu, whose grocery store
and warehouse at Victoria, B. c., sus-
tanned about $4,000 damage when at
| tackled by anti German rioters, laid
his case before the United States con-