Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-20
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1t cost Chicago $685., ,soa to arrest
1896 persons during the year of 1914 |
Miss Rose A. Gray of Newark, N. j. |
rounded out 80 years of service in the |
1ne factory. |
A pig having two heads, two mouths |
and four eyes and ears was born at
Peabody, Mass.
President Wilson will attend the an
nual luncheon of The Associated Press
in New York city today.
With 1911 cases, Bellevue hospital
had the largest number of patients in
the 80 years of it's history.
The largest and the morst elaborate
fireproof resort hotel in the world will
be opened June 1 at Atlantic City.
Manchester, Ensy. racing authorities
have lowered the value of the Man
chester cup, to be run May %, from
$15,0 900 to $4,000.
The new Argentine battIeship Moreno
arrived in Hampton Roads from Phila-
delphia and after loading fuel coal will
steam for Argentina.
Miss K. L. Lawrence, granddaughter
of Charles Lanier, the banker, was
thrown from her horse in Central Park
and seriously injured.
Operations on 1000 buildings, in
volving more than $30,00O,000, were
tied up by the lockout of 10000 nnion
carpenters at Chicago.
Oscar Sheffield, negro, was taken
from Jail by a mob at Lake Park, a
town near VaIdosta, Ga, and shot to
death in the public square.
The Hamburg American steamship
Georgia, now at New Orleans, has
been transferred to American registry
and renamed the Housatonic.
The baseball season at Sing Sing
was officially opened when the st. Au-
gustine team, made up of villagers, was
beaten by the score of to 5.
Three men were killed in mine of
the Davy Pocahontas Coal company
near Roderfield, W. Va, when a pocket
of gas was exploded by shot.
A Havas despatch from Madrid says
the Comedia theatre, one of the finest
and most aristocratic playhouses in
that city, was destroyed by fire.
The fur dyeing plant of A. HoIIander
& Sons of New York, where a strike of
200 workers has been in progress for
more than week, closed Indefinitely.
War orders for uniform cloth ap-
proximating $1,150,000 were placed by
agents of the British government with
manufacturers in New York city last
week.
Miss Gertrude Mccaffry of Brooklyn
is showing a check for 100000 which
she said represented her profits on
Bethlehem Steel during the past
month.
The Paris Figaro announces that the
electric magnet has been utilized by
engineers to draw sustained continu-
Gus organ-like tones from stringed in
struments.
George w. Guthrie, the American
ambassador to Japan, accompanied by
Mrs. Guthrie, left Yokohama for the
United States on board the steamship
Manchuria.
Panama's finances have reached a
critical state owing to deficit in the
treasury of approximately $2,000,00O
resulting from decreasing revenues and
OdS4H6 expenditures.
Struck on the forehead by a batted
ball during a high school game al
Freehold, N. J., John A. peroche, Jr.
16, died a few hours later. A blood
vessel burst in his head.
Peter MeEnroy, English heavyweight
boxer, has received a commission as a
lieutenant in the Leinster regiment
He has been in the thickest of the
fighting for some months.
Secretary Daniels offered the newly
created position Of chief of operations
miral of the navy and commander in
chief of the Atlantic fleet
The GiornaIe D'ItaIia says Emperor
Francis Joseph and Pope Benedict
have exchanged autograph letters
through special couriers, the contents
of which are kept strictly secret.
Accused of being one of the three
men who on March 9 assaulted Thorn
as Mcdonald Of Camden, N. J., and
robbed him of $40, George Aitken, Is
was arrested in New York to await
extradition.
Ludwig Paul SeIbach, who says he
is an American citizen, was rernande6
to custody in London on the charge OF
being an alien enemy who had failed
to register in accordance with the
British regulation.
The German auxiliary cruiser Kron-
prinZ Wilhelm has moved into dry
dock at the shipyard at Newport News
for the naval boards survey on which
will be based the time to be extended
for making the cruiser seaworthy
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The latest scheme for RAISING fund:
for the non-combatants in Europe an6
the unemployed at home is to have ar
army of women sell the flags OF
Poland, Belgium and America on the