Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-22

 retired, died at San Francisco. aged 56.
 The New Hampshire legislature was prorOgued last night after a session of nearly four months.
 Governor James F. Fielder will be guest of honor at the Panama-P Pacific exposition, May 24. New Jersey day.
 Giving employment to 300 men. the Lexington mine of the Anaconda Cop per Co. will resume operations soon. change was sold for $63,000 an increase of $1,000 over the last previous sale
 Sir Edward Grey officially announced in parliament that raw cotton has been excluded from the list of contraband of war.
 Sir Thomas Smith cIeuston, an at torney on mental diseases, died in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was 75 years old.
 Religious organizations at White Plains, \. Y. have blfclllisted all nov ing picture theatres that permit shows on Sunday.
 Mrs. Susan Misenki, of the Hotel EndicOtt, fell dead in a box at the Polo grounds while she was watching the baseball game.
 Despite early breaking up of the ice in the Yukon river. Canada, nav igation on that stream is not expect ed to open until June 1.
 Announcement was made in London that the $10,000,000 Central Argentine Railway, Ltd, 3 per cent. year notes had been covered three times.
 Two members of the Pittsburqh Synod of the German Lutheran church of western Pennsylvania and Ohio are fighting with the German army.
 The Society of Netherlands Bulb Growers of Holland will send cut flow CTS as gifts to the hospitals for the wounded of the warning nations.
 Mrs. Gladys Heilman, a Washington school teacher, dismissed because she married. took her case to the district supreme court for reinstatement
 Spring wheat seeding throughout Minnesota and the Dakotas will be completed by Thursday or Friday of this week if good weather continues
 Kentucky's local option law was up- neld by the state court of appeals at Frankfort which declared valid cleo t1ons held last year in four counties.
 John ducks, gardener of Trenton. N. J., committed suicide by hanging, fearing he would go mad as a result of being bitten by a dog several days ago.
 Governor Whitman signed Senator S0 CrRf h -sf.&s, n the expenses and salaries Of the del- egates to the constitutional .conven- tion.
 Grover Nickok, aged 27, of Brooklyn, was committed to Bellevue hospital at his own request, after he had ad- mitted having been a drug user for ten years.
 Orders were issued by the navy de- partment directing the cruiser, Des Maines to proceed immediately to the Mediterranean to relieve the cruiser 1 Tennessee.
 Senator Brown announced that the New York legislature will probably quit Saturday at noon, to give mem bers time to get home Saturday night or Sunday.
 Secretary Daniels designated Miss Esther Ross of Prescott, Ariz., as spon- sor for the dreadnought Arizona, to be launched at the New York navy yard June 19.
 Sir Donald Mann, who built the | Canadian Northern railway, declared at Chicago that Canada is in a posi- | tion to feed Great Britain throughout | an extended war
 Articles of incorporation were filed | at Albany, N. Y., by the Color Pro- | jection corporation of New York, cap- l ital $1,000,000, to manufacture modern picture projections. Lawrence Sperry. the aviator, nar- rowly escaped death when the hydro aeroplane he was testing crashed into lighter near the entrance of the Brooklyn navy yard. | The Interstate Commerce commission held western railroads justified ir | charging one and a half first class fares for exclusive use of a compart- ment on limited trains.