Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-27
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German Riechstas will meet Friday,
May %.
Telephone communication between
Paris and Rome was cut off.
The Italian parcel post service was
suspended until further notice.
No American military observers are
likely to be accepted by the Italian
army.
All valuable antiquities and works
of art in northern Italy were removed
to Sicily.
Two treaties between China and ia
pan were signed in. the Chinese
Foreign Office at Peking.
President Wilson signed a formal
declaration of neutrality in the war
between Italy and Austria.
President Wilson declared he had
not considered calling a special ses-
sion of Congress in October.
After being held in the ice off Nome
Alaska, for three days, the steamer
Corwin arrived in port there safelq.
Nellie BLY,, and American war cor
respondent In Austria, sent a request
for wheat -four for orphans and wi
dows.
All the property of the British
American Tobacco Co.. in. Germany
has been placed under German super
vision.
Aboard the steamer LapIand, due at
New York early Monday morning. are
the bodies Of five of the Lusitania's
victims.
Admiral Moore notified the Navy
Department from onluHIu that the
submarine F-4 is about So feet below
the surface.
and his eldest son will join the army
in which his other two sons are al
ready officers.
Governor Whitman notified Sheriff
Petit of Nassau County to stop all
bOokmaking and betting at the Bel
mont Park race track.
Six of the eight Filipino insurrectos
recently sentenced for the Christmas
Eve rioting at Manila escaped from
the Pasig Jail, Manila.
George H. Mills, known throughout
the United States as a starter of trot
ting horses, died in a hospital at Mid
dletown, n. Y, yesterday.
Prominent Italians in San Francis
co are planning contributions from
adult natives of Italy in California
for the Italian Red Cross.
After showing considerable improve
ment, King Constantine suffered a re-
lapse, and his condition became worse
than at any previous time.
An order for 700 steel box cars and
so caboOses was awarded to the Cen
trail LOcomotiv & Car Co., of Chicago
by the Chesapeake &Ohio Railroad
Unitarians refused to change the
name of their denomination at the
nineteenth annual meeting of the
American Unitarian Association at
Boston.
The homIiest man in Bloomfield. N
j., Will receive prize of a diamond
ring at the close of a carnival for the
benefit of the Firemens Relief Asso-
citation.
Five thousand persons heard Billy
Sunday deliver his farewell sermon in
Philadelphia before his departure to
his Oregon farm for a rest. Two
hundred hit the trail.
The Rev. George w. corrigan, rec
tor of st. Josephs Roman Catholic
church of Newark, N. J., and a brother
of the late Archbishop Corigan of New
York, died in Newark.
There was considerable excitement
in the Japanese Diet when a mem
Der of the opposition called Foreign
Minister Kato a traitor The mem
ber was forced to apologize.
BY unanimous vote, the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers convention
at Cleveland adopted a resolution fav-
Oring the enactment of a law requir-
ing the use of power headlights
A posse left Valentine, Tex, for a
point six miles from the border where
n a fight between Mexicans and Texas
River guards and rangers, two Amer
| leans are feared to have been captured
or killed.
800 was found in the berth of
member of the crew of the Standard
Oil steamer Escalon, lying at Bayonne
N. j., when raided by internal reve-
nue. officers.
Birds carrying matches to their
nests under the caves is thought to
have been the cause of a fire in the
new auditorium of Seaton Hall College
South Orange, N. J. The damage
was trifling.
The State of Illinois sent out war
rants for $1,O00,OO0, distributed among
740 individuals and firms toward the
reimbursement to live stock owners
for loss of cattle in the foot and
| mouth disease epidemic.
The state has finished its case