Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-22

Largest in Connecticut in
Condensed kilograms
Emperor Yosohito formally opened
the japanese Diet.
The Wisconsin senate passed a bill
making hazing punishable by Jail
term.
More than 1,1oo sheep near Boyds,
| Wash, are dead as a result of eating
white camas weed.
The condition of King Constantine
| or Greece is reported as favorable,
with the exception of a slight cough.
Meeting after a recess of three
ed five bills over the veto of Governor
| Ferris.
Mrs. Emma Grossman, aged so, was
sentenced to three months in jail at
bridgeport, Conn. She was convicted
| of burglary.
| iiOIiGuA mas contracted IOG the con-
struct1on at Los Angeles of two hy-
| droaeroplaneS to be finished not later
than July Is.
Prof. Negro of the University of Tu-
rim, Italy, has discovered a new
method of curing tetanus by the use
of the electric current
Governor Whitman vetoed the Simp-
son bill, designed to prevent the Met
| rOnnlltan TT1cY ~
naming its own brokers.
The Japanese steamer Shinsei Maru
and the steamer Hazel Dollar are
loading at Seattle full cargoes of war
supplies for Vladivostok
The Rev. James Morrison, ''The
Marrying Preacher" was sentenced in
Milwaukee to three years at Leaven-
worth for White Slavery"
Orders for 100000 tons of bitumf-
nouns coal were placed for Immediate
delivery with two Philadelphia firms
by the italian Government.
The Census Bureaus estimate of the
national wealth is S1S7,73 ,0OO OOO an
average of $1.965 for each man woman
and child in the United States.
Felix Bethmann Won HoIIweq, 18-
=
Chancellor, will go to the front with
the Third Uhlan Guard Regiment
The historic old First Presbyterian
Church IN Newark, N. j., was threat
ened with destruction when fire caused
$4,000 da age to the structure.
The number of foreign built vessels
admitted to American registry under
the act of August IS, 1914 to Nav IL
was 146, and the gross tonnage SIT.
1877.
Twenty six passengers of the steam
er Byron, which stranded on a reef
near the island of Nevis, West Indies,
reached New York on the steamer
Guiana.
The appearance of two great rings
about the sun. somewhat resembling
rainbows, startled and interested hum
dreds of thousands in Philadelphia and
vicinity.
Louis c. Charles and Edward Mors-
berger, residents of Catonville, a su-
burb Of aZItimore, were informed they
are heirs to fortune of $4,000 in
Germany.
After an exciting battle in the Bilt-
more Hotel John Gordan was arrest
ed on a charge of unlawful entry He
is said to have entered the rooms
of several guests.
Two thousand veterans of the Span
1sh-American and Civil Wars heard
Billy Sundays sermno in the Pater-
son, N j., tabernacle, but only two of
| them hit the trail.
The French liner Rochembeau left
New York for Bordeaux carrying 248
passengers, of which 25 were Ameri-
Canadian
the front were aboard
DR.. Genzaburo koga, after more
than ten years of research, announced
IN Tokio Japan, that he had succeed
ed in producing an effective serum for
the cure of tuberculosis.
Police raided an apartment in Lon
don rented by Josephine Moffit the So
called Princess of Thurin and Taxis
She was arrested with a score of 9TH
ers who We're gambling.
Prince Joachim, only unmarried son
OF the Kaiser, has been deIuged with
OFFERS of marriage from leaders in
German society, and widows of Ger
man officers killed in action.
Because of the convening of the
Pan American Financial Conferences
Monday, Secretary Bryan declined an
tIANiLo1IAOA " speak on prohibition in
paterson, N. J., on that evening.
According to a report received in
Copenhagen, a committee was formed
at Madgeburg, Germany, to collect
funds as a gift to the officers and men
OF the submarine that sank the Lusi-
tania.
Rear Admiral Moore cabled the
Navy from Honolulu that when he
succeeds in placing another sling
around the submarine F-4, he will be
able to start the actual work of raising
the vessel
movement to extend the Dixie
Highway north of Chicago to the
Straits of Mackinac developed oppo-
s1t1on at a meeting in Chattanooga,
preliminary to a conference of COM
m1ssioners and incorporators of the
highway. Southern delegates favor
the extension.
Herbert lie Sage, employed by Rear