Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-01

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 New Jersey will have a bumper
 Iceland women have been granted Woman Suffrage.
 The Serbian Agricultural Relief Fund now totals s112,ss5-
 The Weather Bureau promises fair weather for the Fourth of July
 King Constantine of Greece, who has been seriously i'll of pleurisy. is out of danger.
 An enormous demand for American motorcycles used in the European war has developed.
 Most of the leading cement makers announced another advance of 10 cents a barrel, to take effect July 1.
 Complete reorganization of the Pan anna Canal government is being plan ed. Major-Gen., Goethals will retire on Nov. 1.
 The members of the Chinese Hono- rary Commerce Commission, will sail from San Francisco for China in a short while.
 An order for 1000 portable wooden huts, each to shelter 10 men, was placed in Switzerland by the French Government.
 Three women rehearsins in a mob scene at the Vitagraph studio in Brooklyn, were burned by the explo- sion of a toy bomb."
 In the report of the Portland Mer- chants Exchange, the Pacific Coast wheat is estimated as 20 per cent larger than last season.
 Damage of s1oo,ooo was done when the tipple of the Hicks. Coal Co.,. and were destroyed by fire.
 The High Line Canal, 70 miles long. which will irrigate more than 50.o00 acres of government land, was opened at Grand Junction. Colo.
 Panic seized shippers in Harwich harbor, England, when an old fisher man lowed in a German mine, which he had picked up at sea-
 Passports were issued to five open hearth steel foremen from Hammond. Ind, to Sakchi, India, where they will receive s11,000 a year.
 Frank w. Allen, accused of embez- zling s3,77s from the firm of Swan & Finch, of New York, was sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
 Federal agents arc investigating the closing of building material plants in Chicago to determine if there is a basis for an anti-trust suit.
 Lewis H. LeveIand engineer was killed when milk train of the Erie was wrecked at Mahoning, O. One fireman was seriously injured.
 England has agreed with the swed- ish Cotton Spinners' Association to permit 10000 bales of American cot ton to reach Sweden monthly. Neither the War nor the Navy De- partment was informed of the report ed slide at Culebra Cut, and the re- port is believed to be exaggerated. General Victoriano Huerta, under detention at Fl Paso, Tex, repeate | his declaration that he will not cross into Mexico to lead a new revolution. Prudential Assurance Co. of Lon don subscribed $15,50o,oo0 to the new British war loan, the largest appli- cation since the announcement of the issue.
 G. WiIenkine, an attaehe at the Russian Embassy in London, sailed for the United States on a special mission. the nature of which was not divulged.
 A special meeting of governor of the New York Stock Exchange will be held today to take action on the petition to grant an extra holiday on Saturday, July 8. Distinguished service orders were conferred on Major Dr. McCruaig, and gallantry at Ypres. Both belong to Canadian regiments. Three more arrests on charaes of conspiracy to violate the United States neutrality laws were the definite de- velopments in the Mexican situation at Fl Paso, Texas, yesterday. Martial law will be proclaimed if miners in the Welsh coal field carry out Lneir threat 10 go on strike be- cause of difficulties over union uues- tions between the men and the own CTS.
 s. T. Ma, Chinese student from | the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, who had been attending the North ] field conference, at East Northfield Mass, was drowned in the Connecticut river. Governor Dunne of Illinois, signed ! the bill providing, for the return to the women of New Orleans of a flag presented to General StonewalI Jack son. and captured in 1863 by Illinois troojs.
 Testimony relative to Thaws san- ity. given by his mother at his sec ond trial for murder, was next read l into the record and was unfinished when adjournment was taken until | today.
 Mrs. Gustav Ber~aId, aged 17 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Helberg, of New York, was arrested in Elizabeth. N. J., for the theft of $500 from her mother previous to her l elopement.